Caribbean Destinations

Take a Heritage Tour to experience the fragility, complexity, and beauty of this English speaking island’s natural and cultural resources. Enjoy 5-star cuisine, serenity, beautiful beaches with soft powdery sand and translucent seas. Great for divers too, with 7 marine parks surrounding the island, and a variety of corals and wrecks. Check out the beach bars for some night life.

 Sister islands of sea and sun, with English being the official language. The mainland of Antigua has 365 beaches with white sand and crystal clear waters. Take a historic walking tour through the capital city of St. John’s or the UNESCO World Heritage Site in English Harbour. Do an off-road safari, horse-back ride, or a zip through the rainforest. The smaller island of Barbuda is surrounded by protective reefs, with beautiful pink sand beaches and home to the Frigate Bird. 

One of the ABC Islands of the Dutch Caribbean. Aruba is outside the hurricane belt, where English,

Spanish, Papiamento and Dutch are spoken. Enjoy Aruba’s beaches, coves, reefs, caves, natural bridges,

shopping, arts and culture. Try traditional Dutch to Asian, African, and Spanish dining options. Mingle at

a seaside bar. Try your luck at the casinos that line Palm Beach or let yourself go at a nightclub or paint

the town red, on this wacky whimsical one of a kind bus - The Kukoo Kunuku.

The 700 Islands of the Bahamas has 16 major islands and over 100,000 square miles of the world’s clearest ocean. On these English speaking islands, you can visit Ancient Lucayan Sites, Reefs, secluded beaches, marine parks, duty free shops, nightclubs, casinos, or swim with the pigs. 

Birthplace of the mega-star Rihanna and sugarcane liquor called rum. Barbados has something for everyone - the foodie, the explorer, the historian and the adventurer! Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site of Historic Bridgetown, caves, white sandy beaches, and marine parks. There are a variety of good restaurants throughout the island and nightlife in popular in St Lawrence Gap.

The Cayman Islands is an English speaking, self-governing British Overseas Territory. Visit Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman to experience sandy beaches like the famous Seven Mile

Beach, Stingray City, Hell (the geological site), reefs, and marine parks.

Dominican Spanish is the official language. The most popular tourist destinations in DR are Punta Cana,

Puerto Plata, Samana and La Romana, offering a plethora of resort on multiple breathtaking coastlines, pristine beaches, enchanting history, casinos, nightlife and fascinating culture. Santo Domingo is the

industrial, commercial, and financial center of the country.

The birthplace of Bob Marley, Reggae and Jerk, where English is the official language. Kingston is the heartbeat of Jamaica and the place to be if you want to experience the mesmerizing music and nightlife.

You’ll also find fine art galleries, great dining, amazing views from the cool hills above the city, and incredible beaches. Explore the true luxury of the South Coast, Jamaica’s best kept secret. 

The only sovereign nation to be named for a woman, this English speaking island personifies adventure

and inspiration.  Her UNESCO World Heritage volcanic peaks of the Pitons, sulphur and hot springs, jungles, waterfalls, beaches, reefs, fishing villages and historic sites radiate history, beauty and a sense of living poetry. Enjoy the legendary Gros Islet “jump-up” street party every Friday night (except on Good

Friday), to beach parties like the Dennery Seafood Fiesta on Saturday nights.

The English speaking islands of Turks and Caicos, consist of 40 diverse islands and cays, 9 of which are inhabited. From the main tourist center of Providenciales to  the quiet and tranquil islands of North and Middle Caicos, to the historic Capital of Grand Turk; each one

offers a different experience and a unique character, but all offer year round great climate, renowned for its powder like sand, crystal clear waters, and underwater activities.