Aruba, British Virgin Islands, Jamaica, Puerto Rico,
St. Barts, St. Martin/St. Maarten, and The Grenadines.
British Virgin Islands
Bequia, Mayrou, Tabago Cays, Palm Island, Mustique, Petit St. Vincent are amoung chain of 32 islands stretching from just beneath St. Lucia to Grenada.
The island of Puerto Rico is a popular Caribbean destination.
Puerto Rico moves to a Latin beat, and is a combination of a relaxing vacation destination, and a high powered city life.
There are over 5 million residents, and the island is located about 1,000 miles from the city of Miami.
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Local Puerto Rican food is very good and inexpensive, and the local restaurants are more fun to visit than American hotels.
Bequia
First island to the South St. Vincent. Secluded coves for beach lovers, and favored yacht harbor. Lodging, food, drinks reasonable by Caribbean standards. Not easy getting to Bequia, but the trip is definitely worth it.
Mustique
Beautiful, secluded 1,400 acre island with pure white sand beaches. Most exclusive private island in the Caribbean. Robin Leach was turned away because he did not have a reservation.
Mayreau
Smallest island, only one and a half miles long, home to around 250 people. Beaches are great, good for day trip.
Note: British Virgin Islands listed under "Virgin Islands - British" in booking engine
Tortola, Jost van Dyke and Virgin Gorda are undeveloped compared to USVirgin Islands. Very reserved, quiet and very much British.
Virgin Gorda is the second largest island
and very laid back and relaxed. All beaches
are public, and offer many activities for families.
Tortola offers a perfect vacation for divers
and snorkelers. Tortola is very quiet, and locals have little desire for mass tourism.
No night clubs or gambling, people come
to Tortola for the clear blue water along
with peace and privacy.
St. Barts
The French Caribbean
Called by many names St. Barths, St. Barth, St. Barthelemy
However you choose
to refer to this unique island, just remember it's the French West Indies, and has the flavor of France.
French is the official language of St Barts, and the island boasts world class French restaurants, fine villas small elegant hotels, well dressed tourists, and chic night clubs.
Just about every road on the island leads to one of 14 fine, white sand beaches. Many of St Barts beaches are tucked away in private coves. The beaches of St Barts are home to the beautiful and tan. The island has been the "in spot" for the rich and famous for a number of years.
Jamaica
Land of Rum,
Raggae, Waterfalls
and No Problem
Puerto Rico has a variety of fine beaches, beach vacation resorts, watersports, restaurants, shopping, and an exciting nightlife.
The island has been under US control for
last 100 years. Citizens of Puerto Rico are citizens of US, and can move to the mainland if they choose. Most of Puerto Rico is very Amercanized, however the countryside feels more like the other Caribbean islands.
St. Vincent administers
The Grenadines along with Grenada. St. Vincent is very mountainous, volcanic, and has lots of cays and coral islets to explore.
The Grenadines
Jewels of the Caribbean
The islands of The Grenadines is the perfect spot for yacht charters, sailing operators, secluded, romantic vacations.
The Grenadines have some
of best worldwide private beaches. Mustique, Petit St Vincent, and Palm island have been voted as one of most romantic spots in the world.
St. Martin
St. Maarten
Note:St Barts found under "Guadeloupe" in booking engine
Located near Puerto Rico and US Virgin Islands, the British Virgin Islands consists of 50 islands closely linked by the best yachting and sailing lanes in the Caribbean Sea, and boasts over 70 diving sites.
