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Hotels in Jamaica
Plus other Caribbean Islands
Your guide for
Hotels on Jamaica
it is the
third largest island in the Caribbean,
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Hotels in Antigua
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Hotels in Barbados
Caribbean Islands Vacation Rentals.
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Barbados Vacation Rentals
Caribbean Islands.
The best time to go to Barbados is during the cooler,
drier months of late winter and early spring (February to May). Keep in
mind that this is also the peak tourist season when prices are higher
and places most crowded.
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Vacation Rentals Tobago
Caribbean Islands
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Tobago (pronounced /təˈbeɪɡoʊ//)
is the smaller of the two main islands that make up the Republic of
Trinidad and Tobago. It is located in the southern Caribbean Sea,
northeast of the island of Trinidad and southeast of Grenada. The island
lies outside the hurricane belt.
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Bequia St Vincent
Caribbean Islands Vacation Rentals
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Bequia
(pr. Bek-way, or Bek-wee) is a jewel in the necklace of islands called the Grenadines.
It has all the charm and qualities of the old Caribbean. Friendly people,
natural beauty, and island charm make Bequia a very special place.
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Jamaica Vacation Rentals
Caribbean Islands.
Why go on holiday to Jamaica?
Guaranteed sun, beautiful beaches, cheap and gorgeous food, a laid-back
attitude to life, and tropical scenery. But there's far more to Jamaica
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The Dominican Republic
Vacation Rentals Caribbean
Islands.
Why go on holiday to the Dominican Republic?
Mile after mile of palm-fringed sandy beaches, tropical weather, lush
rainforest and an elegant colonial history charm visitors to the
Dominican Republic.
The people are passionate about the sounds of merengue and use any excuse to turn an event into Carnival.
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Puerto Rico Vacation Rentals
Caribbean Islands.
Why go on holiday to Puerto Rico?
To live the laid-back Latin life, to soak up the atmosphere of vibrant
San Juan with its old walled city and buzzing nightlife, to laze on
white sand beaches, dive the clear seas, explore the rainforest, hike
the mountains or see the spectacular cave system of Cavernas del Rio
Camuy.
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Vacation Rentals Martinique
Caribbean Islands.
Why go on holiday to Martinique?
French-controlled Martinique is part of a group of Caribbean islands
known as the Lesser Antilles or Windward Islands. It offers a slice of
cosmopolitan France in the heart of the tropics.
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Honduras Tropical Island
Caribbean Islands Vacation Rentals.
Why go on holiday to Honduras?
For a real adventure as this Central American country is still
relatively untouched by tourism. It's laid-back, full of stunningly
beautiful areas of jungle and forest, and a great place to learn to
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Saint Kitts And Nevis
Vacation Rentals Caribbean Islands.
St. Kitts and Nevis, like no
other islands in the Caribbean, seem to embody a kind of lush tropical
paradise usually associated with the South Pacific. The atmosphere here
is palpably luxuriant, an intoxicating blend of sunlight, sea air and
fantastically abundant vegetation.
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Antiqua Villarenters Vacation Rentals
Caribbean
Islands.
Why go on holiday to Antigua?
Tourists are attracted to a typically tropical taste of the Caribbean.
Beach lovers are spoilt for choice with 365 glorious stretches of fine
sand - one for each day of the year. It is also a yacht-lovers' Antigua paradise, with excellent sheltered harbours.
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Vacation Rentals Cayman Islands
Caribbean Islands.
Why go on holiday to the Cayman Islands?
Rated
as one of the best places to dive in the world, the Cayman Islands are
also perfect for those who like their holidays to be a little less
active.
Bask on coral sand beaches, wander through fruit groves
surrounded by emerald- green parrots, or shop duty free in the malls of
George Town.
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Bahamas Vacation Rentals
Caribbean Islands.
Why go on holiday to the Bahamas?
To chill out. This place claims to have invented the hammock! Take your
pick from more than 700 islands - some virtually undiscovered - and
enjoy a mix of American, Caribbean and British culture.
Relax on the white-sand beaches or if you're feeling more adventurous
try yachting, fishing, diving or kayaking. Play the casinos and take in a
cabaret or enjoy a local goombay band after the sun goes down.
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St Martin on The French Caribbean
Vacation Rentals Caribbean Islands.
The smallest island in the world ever
to have been partitioned between two different nations, St.
Martin/St. Martin has been shared by the French and the
Dutch in a spirit of neighbourly cooperation and mutual friendship
for almost 350 years.
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Vacation Rentals Virgin Islands
Caribbean Islands
The
United States Virgin Islands, St. Thomas, St. Croix, and
St. John, is the most popular tourist destination in the
Caribbean.
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Vacation Rentals Saint Lucia
Caribbean Islands
The island of St. Lucia is for travelers seeking pleasure
and enrichment through that wonder of the undiscovered, the adventure of the
unfamiliar, the freshness of the unspoiled and the stimulation of the exotic.
We look forward to seeing you soon.
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Guadeloupe
Vacation Rentals
Caribbean Islands.
Why go on holiday to Guadeloupe?
It's less well known than neighbouring Antigua and more likely to be a
stop on Caribbean cruise itineraries but Guadeloupe is a holiday
destination in its own right.
Located in the French Caribbean, Guadeloupe boasts perfect white sand
beaches, beautiful national parks teeming with waterfalls and rainforest
and idyllic islands. This means it has huge appeal, from
sun-worshippers and nature lovers to those who enjoy sports and keeping
active.
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The geography and climate in the Caribbean Islands region varies from one place to another. Some Caribbean islands in the region have relatively flat terrain of non-volcanic origin. Such Caribbean islands include Aruba (possessing only minor volcanic features), Barbados, Bonaire, the Cayman Islands or Antigua. Others possess rugged towering mountain-ranges like the islands of Cuba, Dominica, Hispaniola, Jamaica, Montserrat, Puerto Rico, Saba, Saint Kitts, Saint Lucia, Grenada, Saint Vincent, Guadeloupe, and Trinidad & Tobago.
The climate of the Caribbean Islands region is tropical but rainfall varies with elevation, size and water currents (cool upwellings keep the ABC islands arid). Warm, moist tradewinds blow consistently from the east creating rainforest/semidesert divisions on mountainous Caribbean islands. Occasional northwesterlies affect the northern
islands in the winter. Winters are warm, but drier.
The waters of the Caribbean Sea host large, migratory schools of fish, turtles, and coral reef formations. The Puerto Rico trench, located on the fringe of the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea just to the north of the island of Puerto Rico, is the deepest point in all of the Atlantic Ocean.
Hurricanes, which at times batter the region, usually strike northwards of Grenada, and to the west of Barbados. The principal hurricane belt arcs to northwest of the island of Barbados in the Eastern Caribbean.
The Caribbean islands are classified as one of Conservation International's biodiversity hotspots because they support exceptionally diverse ecosystems, ranging from montane cloud forests to cactus scrublands. These ecosystems have been devastated by deforestation and human encroachment. The hotspot contains dozens of highly threatened species, ranging from birds, to mammals and reptiles. Popular examples include the Puerto Rican Amazon, two species of solenodon (giant shrews) in Cuba and Hispaniola, as well
as the Cuban crocodile. The hotspot is also remarkable for the decimation of its fauna.
All Caribbean islands at some point were, and a few still are, colonies of European nations; a few are overseas or dependent territories:
- British West Indies/Anglophone Caribbean - Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas,
Barbados, Bay Islands, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Dominica,
Grenada, Jamaica, Montserrat, Saint Croix (briefly), Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago (from 1797) and the Turks and Caicos Islands
- Danish West Indies - present-day United States Virgin Islands
- Dutch West Indies - present-day Netherlands Antilles and Aruba, Virgin Islands, Saint Croix (briefly), Tobago and Bay Islands (briefly)
- French West Indies - Anguilla (briefly), Antigua and Barbuda (briefly), Dominica, Dominican
Republic (briefly), Grenada, Haiti, Montserrat (briefly), Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Sint Eustatius (briefly), St Kitts (briefly), Tobago (briefly), Saint Croix, the current French overseas départements
of Martinique and Guadeloupe (including Marie-Galante, La Désirade and Les Saintes), and the current French
overseas collectivities of Saint Barthelemy and Saint Martin.
- Portuguese West Indies - present-day Barbados, known as Los Barbados in the 1500s when the Portuguese claimed the island en route to Brazil. The Portuguese left Barbados abandoned in 1533, nearly a century prior to the British arrival to the island.
- Spanish West Indies - Cuba, Hispaniola (present-day Dominican Republic, and until 1609, Haiti), Puerto Rico, Jamaica (until 1655), the Cayman Islands, Trinidad (until 1797) and Bay Islands (until 1643)
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Vacation Rentals Caribbean Islands
The mostly Spanish-controlled Caribbean in the sixteenth century
The British West Indies were united by the United Kingdom into a West Indies Federation between 1958 and 1962. The independent countries formerly part of the B.W.I. still have a joint cricket team that competes in Test matches and One Day Internationals. The West Indian cricket team includes the South American nation of Guyana, the only former British colony on that continent.
In addition, these countries share the University of the West Indies as a regional entity. The university consists of three main campuses in Jamaica, Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago, a smaller campus in the Bahamas and Resident Tutors in other contributing territories.
Present-day island territories of the
Caribbean Islands
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Islands in and near the Caribbean
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Main article: List of islands in the Caribbean
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Caribbean South America and
Caribbean basin
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Antigua.
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When should I go?Antigua
is hot and humid year-round, although tradewinds make it most
comfortable from January to April when day temperatures usually
hover around 85F/28C. Expect rain at any time of the year, although
it is heaviest from September to November. Carnival starts at the
end of July and finishes August 1.
Antigua
Sailing Week runs for a week from the last Sunday in April.
Fall in love with the beautiful Island of Antigua
Jolly Harbour is only 30 minutes from Antigua's international airport, with
daily flights from the UK, only 7.5 hours until you reach this beautiful island
with its stunning beaches , boasting 365 one for everyday of the year!! It has
an all year round warm climate, and the English speaking local's are without
doubt the friendliest in the world. There are several attractions to see
including Nelson's Dockyard, English Harbour,Devils Bridge and sunday night
party and bar-b-que at Shirley Heights. Duty free shopping can be found in the
capital St Johns only 20 minutes away, also you can take in the fruit/fish
markets and local vendors market selling local produce. Antigua is an easy
island to explore so hire a car and just drive!
Antigua is the heart and soul of the Caribbean, an
exotic tropical island with an abundance of palm-fringed beaches, warm sparkling
sea, English-speaking and life-loving locals, a wealth of land and water based
activities, a huge choice of delicious international cuisines, and a background
soundtrack of calypso and reggae.
The island is about 14 miles long by 11
miles wide and is renowned for its 365 stunning beaches, miles of picturesque
coves, its legendary Sailing and Carnival Weeks, a profound love of cricket,
cooling trade winds and ample sunshine.
Antigua is the perfect destination
for sun-worshippers, water sports enthusiasts, golfers, and food-lovers.
Antigua has a rich history and heritage and this is reflected in its
architecture and customs. The restored Nelsons Dockyard at English Harbour is a
prime example of this and sugar mills and plantation houses dot the island.
Inland towards the southwest is an unspoiled rainforest interspersed with
picturesque villages, and the view from Shirley Heights is one of the Caribbeans
greatest.
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Barbados
Famed for it's year round sunshine and warm blue waters, Barbados is
a coral island surrounded by reefs and spectacular long white sand beaches.
It is one of the smaller islands and is the most easterly of the Caribbean
Islands measuring 21miles by 14 miles.
The west coast of Barbados (also
known as the "platinum coast") is a fringe of bays and coves along the
sheltered, Caribbean side of the island. As a result it is the best coast on
Barbados for snorkelling as reefs are close to shore and the Caribbean Sea
provides calm water.
There are opportunities to explore the stunning
island of Barbados by land, (going off - road in a 4x4 Land Rover or hiring
a car), by air in a helicopter tour, or by sea on board one of many cruises
on offer.
How ever you choose to travel, you will find cultural
attractions, such as the splendid architecture, art, music, theatre and fine
cuisine as well as a whole host of Barbados sporting activities, including
hiking, tennis, polo, scuba diving, boating and deep sea fishing
All Barbados beaches are
public and time spent driving out looking for a spot to picnic and
relax is seldom wasted. The East Coast of Barbados has many picture
postcard beaches, but the strong sea currents require respect. Don't
forget the sunscreen and shades! It seldom drops below 27°C
RIO SANTO
The South Coast of Barbados has great appeal to the
visitor. It is vibrant, with great night life and many excellent
restaurants. The best known area is the popular St. Lawrence Gap. There you
will find the After Dark Night Club, the popular Pisces Restaurant, The Ship
Inn offering a sports bar, restaurant and nightclub, Josef’s Restaurant, the
Bay Bistro, McBride’s, and gaming arcades, among other attractions. Also
within easy reach is Oistin’s Town, famous for its fresh fish fries and
down-to-earth ambience.
Fitts Village is situated on the platinum west coast of Barbados, less
than a half-hours drive from the airport, and only five miles north of the
capital Bridgetown. The nearby SANDY LANE HOTEL is world renowned for its
luxury and cuisine. Slightly further along the coast is HOLETOWN, which
combines the native Bajan chattel houses with grandiose holiday homes,
amidst a vibrant series of beach bars and restaurants.
Plenty to do in Barbados.
Swimming, Golf courses, Tennis courts, great beaches, surfing, wind and
kite-surfing, diving and snorkeling, sailing, water-skiing.
Go on a
catamaran cruise or deep-sea fishing expedition.
Horse racing & Barbados
museum at the historic Garrison, art galleries, Ocean Park Aquarium, Graeme
Hall Nature Sanctuary, music and cultural shows such-as the 'Tropical
Spectacular' .
The annual 'Crop-Over' festival in summer should not be
missed! Watch cricket !
Harrison's Cave -a beautiful limestone cavern.Visit the tranquil
west/Caribbean coast with calm sea.
The Atlantic coast includes Bathsheba
( with the famous Soup Bowl surfing break-Kelly Slater's favourite), the
Scotland district and Barclay's Park.
Farley Hill National Park and the
oldest working windmill in the Americas- Morgan Lewis Sugar Mill.
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Jamaica
Jamaica
it is the
third largest island in the Caribbean, Jamaica has a large narrow
stretch of coastal plain that circles mountainous interior, with
Blue Mountain Range lying in the centre-this is
home the to islands highest point- Blue Mountain Peak,
sitting at 2256 above sea level. It is these mountain ranges that allow
those visiting the island to take park in activities others the snorkelling,
tanning and swimming
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Puerto Rico
People who book hotels that visit Puerto
Rico usually expect a wonderful nightlife and great beaches, although they never
take full advantage of everything that the beautiful island has to offer. Puerto
Rico is a leading Caribbean travel destination.
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