Splashes of emerald green against a turquoise sea, the islands are famous for their palm-lined, white sand beaches, and crystal clear water filled with coral and colorful tropical fish. All the island destinations are visually stunning, yet each offers its own unique blend of natural and cultural attractions. Some visitors look for peace and quiet, some want history and romance, others seek scads of energetic daytime activities followed by exciting nightlife filled with music and dancing.

Swaying palm trees, gorgeous white beaches and green clad mountains overlooking shimmering seas make Jamaica one of the Caribbean’s most beautiful islands. Jamaica also has a fascinating history and features many historic buildings are there to explore. After a busy day, it’s time to relax over dinner and watch the sun set in a spectacular blaze of color. Then, rested and refreshed, you’re ready to head out to enjoy the island’s unsurpassed music scene. Jamaica has it all!
Spend the day snorkeling, kayaking, or sunfish sailing. There’s also day and night tennis, and a full round of daily activities and nightly entertainment including disco. Beach and pool chairs, towels supplied. Gratuities included.

Travel to the Caribbean islands is made easy by the fascinating air travel offers made by different air carriers. Some of them are Round-trip airfare with complimentary in-flight full meal service and selected beverages. Round-trip from the airport to selected Jamaican resort and round-trip baggage handling from the airport to your selected hotel. Accommodation as selected with breakfast, lunch & dinner daily. Attire here is usually casual by day and dressy at night. You'll see no men in jackets and neckties, unless they are stepping off the plane.

For some people, the Caribbean is the ultimate tropical cliché. There's the steel drum music and pina coladas. The more than 7,000 islands, cays and volcano-fringed coves here seem sprinkled across the azure seas like so many glittering diamonds. And when it comes to finding an idyllic stretch of sand all your own, the Caribbean is overindulged with its share of breathtaking beaches. Half of the dual-island nation of Trinidad and Tobago, the latter island is the least developed and tiniest, and home to one of the most dream-inducing beaches in the Caribbean. There are times when the price of beach perfection is higher than others, and this is one of them. Think the mysterious peaks of Tahiti, transplanted to the Caribbean - such is the exotic lure of the spiky Piton Mountains surrounding this unbelievable beach on St. Lucia's southwestern coast.

The beach at Anse Chastanet is intense tropical beauty defined, with the Technicolor green of the surrounding jungle-clad mountains forming a sharp contrast to the dark sand beach and bright white villas dotting the cliffs. Beach connoisseurs are enamored by the beautiful mountain-coddled coves of St. Martin. But for a quite long distance and more isolated beach experience, arrange a day-trip aboard a catamaran to the island of Tintamarre, situated about five miles off St. Martin's north coast. And iron-rich clay, found in the coves here, inspires beachgoers to strip down for spontaneous mud baths