Eastern Caribbean

With over 4 million visitors annually, the Dominican Republic is a top Caribbean vacation destination, which is no surprise considering the many hotels, resorts and attractions the island has to choose from as well as the country’s incredibly welcoming attitude towards tourists. If a more relaxing vacation is what travelers are looking for, the Dominican Republic has hundreds of miles of coastline with countless beaches. There are beaches near cities, near rainforests and near resorts with plenty of amenities. Whatever type of beach travelers are looking for, the Dominican Republic can easily accommodate them

A trip to the U.S. Virgin Islands is one of the most fulfilling Caribbean experiences a traveler can get. The three main islands, St. Croix, St. John and St. Thomas, offer a wide variety of activities, from historical sites to national parks, each of the three main islands offers something different.  Travel between the three main islands couldn’t be easier – travelers can choose to island hop by ferry, plane or water taxi. This allows travelers to experience the entirety of the U.S. Virgin Islands, which is an unforgettable destination.

A place known for its beauty and white sand beaches, Haiti is the leisure lover's ultimate getaway. Located  east of the Dominican Republic, the region overlooks the azure seas of the Atlantic Ocean and dense mangrove forests where a multitude of birds and animals unique to the Caribbean live. But more than beach lounging and relaxing, Haiti is a playground for all levels of thrill seekers as many of the resorts in Haiti  have all-inclusive packages offering adventure and relaxation all on the same bill. 

The Islands Of The Bahamas is a Multi-Island, Multi-Experience destination.  A treasure-trove of experiences awaits the traveler.  The destination offers something for everyone.  Families, singles, married couples, groups, divers, bird watchers, nature enthusiasts and many others have found their ideal treasured vacation experiences in the Bahamas.

Puerto Rico is an archipelago in the Caribbean Sea consisting of the main island, four small islands, and hundreds of cays and islets. The real charm of Puerto Rico is its people. The people of the Island are charismatic, hospitable, super joyful, and passionate. They will make you feel like you belong and will even invite you to dance with them. Boricuas, as we call the locals, are optimistic and energetic people, proud of their cultural heritage and history, which emerges from a mix of Taíno, Spanish, and African traditions.

You can experience the Island in an immersive way through its food, drinks, and music! Taste exotic infusions in dishes and cocktails, dance to the rhythms of salsa, reggaetón, and more, experience first-hand the pride of Puerto Ricans in exciting festivals. But there is so much more to explore in Puerto Rico. Do you dare to discover it?

Although the island only comprises about 37 square miles, it is partitioned into two different nationalities — Dutch and French — making it the smallest landmass in the world to be shared by two separate governments. The two sides of the island have some similarities, yet each offers a unique experience for travelers. St. Martin is the place to go for quiet relaxation and seclusion. It offers quaint towns with typical French colonial architecture and nice street-side cafes. Some of the best restaurants can be found on this side of the island, specializing in sophisticated French and Creole cuisine. Head to Sint Maarten for the nightlife and for a more lively scene. Their renowned celebration of Carnival includes parades, music, dancing, and great parties that last all night. Activities abound here, from casinos to malls to dance clubs — something for everyone to guarantee an action-packed, upbeat vacation. Both sides offer unbeatable white-sand beaches, plenty of palm trees and the chance to experience some of the best island time that the Caribbean has to offer.

Barbados is a top notch Caribbean vacation destination. It may not have rain forests, mountains or coral reefs, but it does have a natural beauty that is unmatched as well as one of the most fully developed tourism infrastructures in the region, thanks to decades of catering to travelers. Travelers looking to take in the natural beauty of Barbados have no shortage of options. A visit to Queen’s Park offers travelers the chance to see one of the largest trees on the island, a 1,000-year-old baobab tree that is over 60 feet tall. The park also has an active art gallery. The Andromeda Botanical Gardens is a six-acre botanical garden with many varieties of orchids, palms, ferns, hibiscus and cacti. It is one of Barbados’ top tourist attractions. Harrison’s Cave is a series of dramatic limestone caverns located in the central uplands of the island. The cave’s flowing streams, deep pools of crystal clear water and towering limestone columns make it a unique experience.