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Jamaica |
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Jamaica has captivated travellers for centuries. Christopher Columbus, first European to set foot on the island, regarded it as 'the fairest land that eyes have beheld' and it subsequently became a scenic jewel in colonial crowns. Visitors love Jamaica above all for its natural beauty - the cool peaks of the Blue Mountains, mile after mile of lush cane fields, picturesque rum estates, rivers and waterfalls, caves, beaches and lagoons. |
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Jamaica highlights |
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All Inclusive resorts - nowhere does it better! For superb value and complete peace of mind, choose a holiday where the price includes at least all meals, local drinks, land and non-motorised water sports, daily activities and evening entertainment. |
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The stunning interior of the island, with natural wonders such as the Blue Mountains, famed for its coffee, and the lovely Dunn's River Falls. |
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The vibrant resort areas of Montego Bay, Ocho Rios and Negril, each offering spectacular beaches, great shopping, fresh seafood restaurants and lively bars, throbbing to the sounds of reggae and calypso. |
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The superb diving and snorkeling in the clear waters and amongst the reefs that surround the island. |
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Cuba |
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Largest island in the Caribbean, historical favorite of hedonists and thrill-seekers, Cuba is beautiful, passionate and never less than fascinating. As the last bastion of world communism, this land of elegant towns and stunning beaches has achieved something of a cult status with travellers, writers and musicians, paying homage to its beauty and resilience. Cuba is truly unique, a quality few countries can lay claim to. |
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Cuba highlights |
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Havana, romantic and atmospheric World Heritage Site of faded grandeur, where time appears to have stood still since the 1950s. |
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Santiago de Cuba, the island's most exotic city and home to every genre of Cuban music from samba to rumba, jazz to cha-cha-cha. |
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The fascinating and spectacularly situated El Morro Fortress. |
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Camaguey, a relaxed and artistic city, beautiful relic of the colonial period. |
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The rich forests, dramatic waterfalls, breathtaking beaches and indigenous animal and bird life of Holguin. |
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The endless, idyllic white sands and luxurious resorts of Varadero. |
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Barbados |
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A perennial favorite for many holidaymaker's, and it is easy to see why. Some of the finest hotels in the Caribbean line the prestigious west coast, famed for its soft sands and spectacular sunsets. Elsewhere, there are wonderful restaurants and bars to enjoy in the south, rugged Atlantic beauty in the east, a lively and friendly capital in the southwest and British colonial charm throughout. |
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Barbados highlights |
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Bridgetown - a capital of colonial architecture, historical sights, fascinating museums, duty free shops and excellent restaurants. |
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The resorts of the 'platinum' (west) coast...some, like Sandy Lane, have become attractions in their own right. |
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Holetown, with its pretty Barbadian houses, where the first British ship landed, in 1625. |
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Former plantations, romantically ruined or skillfully reused, such as the Flower Forest at Richmond Plantation. |
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Golf - the climate, scenery and some of the region's best courses make Barbados a golfer's paradise. Particularly good are the links at Sandy Lane and Royal Westmoreland. |
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St Lucia |
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The natural beauty and relaxed ambience of St Lucia has repeatedly earned this remarkable island the 'Best Weddings and Honeymoon Destination' World Travel Award. But romance is just one of the holiday pleasures on offer in this verdant, volcanic paragon of the Caribbean. Visitors can also enjoy superb family-friendly hotels, a range of 'soft-adventure' activities and a calendar of exciting cultural events. |
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St Lucia highlights |
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