Caribbean Holidays - Travel Guide

There are more than 7000 islands, islets and reefs in the region of the Caribbean, organised into 25 territories consisting of Sovereign states, overseas departments and dependencies. The typical perception of Caribbean holidays is that of fine white sandy beaches, palm trees and cocktails. Caribbean holidays certainly have an abundance of that, but the eclectic Caribbean islands consist of French islands, former British and Spanish islands and American islands, all contributing to a fascinating cultural blend.

The tremendous variety of Caribbean holidays means you can find a different entrancing beat depending on where you go, be it reggae, salsa or calypso. Some Caribbean holidays focus primarily upon upmarket hotels, which perfect for those who want nothing more than to indulge their desires as they unwind on an island paradise.

The diversity of Caribbean holidays affords you a whole range of possibilities to keep you entertained, including all the usual water sports and sailing and that most precious of modern day commodities, heavenly seclusion.

The Dominican Republic seems to have built its way of life around entertainment with every convenience at your fingertips, complimenting its vibrant nightlife but for a more authentic, traditional West Indies experience you might consider Nevis or parts of the grenadines. St. Barts is an island simply oozing style and sophistication from each of its impressive French colonial villas and classy hotels. Whatever your desires, a Caribbean holiday has sun, sea, sand and dancing and a secluded spot just waiting for you to find it.

Such variety means that you cannot fail to find a Caribbean holiday just right for you, be that the beauty of Aruba, the Bahamas or Barbados, the vibrancy of Jamaica, or the unspoilt charm of Cuba with its fantastic colonial architecture and classic American cars.

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