Southern Caribbean travel guides are a must-have if you plan to visit. Southern Caribbean is that region of South American consisting of the nations that border the Caribbean Sea – Colombia and Venezuela. Due to the region’s closeness to the equator, its climate is very tropical, which of course makes it a popular destination for those who want beaches and sand in their vacation itinerary.
From the Caribbean coast, the bulk of Venezuela rises instantly and green like the bulging muscles bursting through a comic hero’s shirt. To the Spaniards, everything would have seemed wild and yet to be controlled. From world’s highest uninterrupted cataract, the Rio Churun, to the arching bridge spanning Lake Maracaibo, much of the interior of Venezuela is still to be settled, even today.
In 1533, the Spanish founded a city that would become known as the Queen of the Indies. Yet, even without the added attraction of its colonial heritage, Colombia’s Cartagena is in the perfect position in the Caribbean Sea as to make it an attractive tourist destination.
Below are some top Southern Caribbean travel guides you may find useful as you travel to the Southern parts of the Caribbean.
Backpack Traveling in Latin America
This page contains a very helpful Southern Caribbean travel guide based on the site owner’s personal experiences. While this guide does not contain a very accurate and up-to-date information on travel to Latin America, it does provide you with enough information to give you a basic information about the places you’ll be visiting while on your Southern Caribbean travel.
This site should be used as an addition to the books you may have bought from stores. It includes but not limited to:
• Introduction to culture
• Safety and recent safety development
• Info for US citizens
• Tourism
• Police
• Money
• Entry over land
• Getting around
• Places to stay and eat
Poor But Happy Colombia Guide
Another good Southern Caribbean travel guide is Poor But Happy. This site contains the best discussions and topics on the popular tourist destination of Colombia, and written no less by those who live and work there. The topics are just about anything Colombia related from visas to adoption, to medellin, places to stay, food, etc.
Venezuela Voyage
Dominic Hamilton travels in Venezuela as research for the Traveler’s Venezuela Companion guidebook. The result is a Southern Caribbean travel guide featuring a blend of stories and images, a mix of features, and practical information that both inform and entertain.
The Lonely Planet
Perhaps the most popular Southern Caribbean travel guide if you’re traveling on a shoestring, the Lonely Planet is actually comprised of several guides to several different points in the world submitted by travelers like you. The Getting There and Away sections are the best because they teach you how to go about border crossings. There are also plenty of simple maps to give you an idea of where you are, as well locations of cheapo cafes, best banana milk shakes, and all that.
Southern Caribbean Travel Guide
Caribbean Travel Special
High season in the Caribbean starts in January all through April. So if you want to get the best Caribbean travel special, then get the deepest discounts in late April or early May, and last into December.
Below are some of our top picks for Caribbean travel specials:
Apple’s February Frees and Best Buys
A well-established company with departures from dozens of US cities, Apple Vacations is always offering Caribbean travel specials and promotions, including multiple departure cities and popular all-inclusives. The company also specializes in Hawaii and Mexico, often departing from the northeast US, but with flights from the Midwest, Seattle, San Diego, and more.
Like most booking sites, the Apple web site also offers a nifty tool to allow you to choose a Caribbean travel special. And if you want to find out more about what resorts offers what to families, just click on any of the resort name and get info on:
• Kids’ programs
• Kids Stay, Play and Eat Free
• Children’s pool
• Teen disco
• Babysitter fees
• Dining and entertainment
• Beaches
And plenty more. Their February Frees also offer great promotional rates. The have one now at the Allegro in Punta Cana. Apple’s Best Buys are discount Caribbean travel specials to all-inclusive resorts like Sandals and Beaches, as well as packages to other popular destinations in Cancun, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, and more.
Off-Season Caribbean Travel Specials at Aruba.com
If off-season deals are for you, then check for island-wide Caribbean travel specials at Aruba.com. The site allows you to explore their directory where you can book your accommodations, plan your vacation, dine in the best restaurants, and enjoy the exciting activities available to you at sunny Aruba. To customize your Caribbean travel special, just make your choice on the following items:
• Activities
• Air only
• Aruba Certified Expert to plan your trip
• Best hotel rates and availability
• Booking flight and hotel saving packages
• Preferred partners
• Restaurants
Atlantis Resort Waterscapes
This world-famous resort in Paradise Island, Bahamas, is truly one-of-a-kind with acres and acres of waterscapes, including shark lagoon, Lazy River, amazing water slides, casino, spa, and Discovery Channel Camp. Atlantis also has many underwater viewing areas where you can see some 50,000 sea creatures.
So if you want a Caribbean travel special perfect with kids, then choose any of the 4-day/3-night stay deals at the Beach Tower. In addition, these Caribbean travel specials include ground transfers. For the lowest-priced Caribbean travel specials, get a room at Atlantis’ Beach Tower. Coral Towers comes second while the Royal Towers got the steepest rates.
Abaco Beach Resort and Boat Harbor
82 oceanfront rooms, terraces and balconies with panoramic views, one-bedroom suites for families with full kitchen and two bathrooms – all on an island so quiet you’re going to think you’re alone…which you probably are. That is what the Abaco Beach Resort and Boat Harbor offers. With 52 acres of white sand beaches surrounded by lush gardens, this Caribbean travel special resort has activities for families, including snorkeling, tennis, feeding fish of the pier, mountain biking, sailing, and sport fishing.
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Caribbean Family Travel
• Beach and water sports
• Luxurious swimming pools and water slides
• Kid-friendly programs and family activities
• Meal-time convenience and drinks on tap
• Grown-up pampering like spas, dining, cocktail parties, etc.
• Baby-sitting and other services
• Great family rates
However, there are times when there’s just too many all-inclusive Caribbean family travel resorts out there that it’s difficult to choose just one. Given the dollar cost and emotional investment, the stakes are high. How do you know which one suits you and your family best?
All-Inclusive, All-Included
When you say all-inclusive, it’s natural to assume that the package includes everything. But remember that an all-inclusive Caribbean family travel includes almost but not quite everything. So you got all meals and snacks, drinks, kids’ programs, and certain water sports and other activities but not all of them.
Take note of the following:
• Non-motorized water sports are generally included, such as kayaks, wind surfing, aqua-trikes, etc. If you want the motorized ones, like jet skis and water skis, it may cost you.
• Gear for snorkeling is often free, but there may be a limit as to how long you can use them. And if you want to join a snorkeling boat trip on your Caribbean family travel, it may cost you extra.
• Scuba is generally extra.
• Spas are always extra, unless you got one of those special Caribbean family travel.
• Off-property outings are extra, though a shuttle bus to a nearby town may be free.
• Some non-all-inclusives offer plans that include meals and/or activities.
Kids’ Club
Every all-inclusive Caribbean family travel package offers this. Many are “friendly little clubs”, cute spots with one or two rooms with toys and TV and maybe video games for kids ages 4-12. A warm and friendly staff is always there to provide them with care.
But if you want your kids to enjoy the multi-program type, most all-inclusive resorts have this actually. Here, there are different places and programs for different ages. Some worthy names that offer this feature in their all-inclusive Caribbean family travel specials are Club Med in Punta Cana, Beaches resorts and Atlantis in the Bahamas.
Babies and Toddlers?
More and more Caribbean family travel resorts are now providing nurseries and infant care for guests traveling with their babies or toddlers. This is welcome break for you, moms, because even if you only leave your kid for a few hours in the nursery during nap time, that short amount of time can be invigorating and gives you a chance to enjoy your Caribbean family travel vacation yourself.
If you’re worried whether on-site doctors or nurses are available, try one of the bigger Caribbean family travel resorts. They’re your best bet. And lastly, as a miscellaneous tip, be sure to double check the site where you booked your Caribbean family travel to make sure that the baby-club will actually be up and running during your trip.
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Caribbean Luxury Travel
Out of all the Bahamian islands in the Caribbean region, Andros is one of the less well-known. And yet, its subdued allure is what makes it even more appealing as a Caribbean luxury travel destination. With an area of 2,300 square miles and home to only 8,000 people, it is one of the least explored places in the western hemisphere.
However, don’t even for a second think that Andros is just one of those dime-a-dozen island destinations which the Caribbean is full of. Andros is the largest island in the country so you have plenty of grounds to have fun and enjoy the warm Caribbean sun. And because the island is yet undeveloped, there are few phones, few bus lines, and other facilities that could distract you from your relaxing vacation.
In truth, the island is not just one island but a group of islands tightly meshed into one archipelago. With its rocky shores and a web of creeks, this Caribbean luxury travel destination has never offered the kind of obvious harbor found on other Bahamian islands so, apart from the odd fishing lodge and Caribbean luxury travel retreats, development has largely bypassed it. However, what has made the island unsuitable for urban evolution makes it perfect for eco-tourism.
The Caribbean luxury travel resort of Tiamo is remote, even by Andros’ standards. Set three, road-less miles from the nearest village and surrounded by palm trees, banana plants, orchids, herons, tiny tree frogs, and some vicious mosquitoes, Tiamo is only accessible to guests by boat. Relying on its solar power system and solar-heated rainwater showers, the resort stays true to its ecological philosophy but at the same time offers you with an idyllic retreat is incomparable anywhere else.
Tiamo’s wooden cottages come with massive beds, hand-painted “do not disturb” signs, brightly tiled mirrors and showers lean towards safari-chic, especially when taken in with their painted, corrugated-iron walls. And in a clever twist on recycling, even the wood left over from building the cottages were used to build this Caribbean luxury travel resort’s funky outdoor furniture.
But while the interiors are outstanding, the main features of all the cottages though are their open porches. They have fans rather than air conditioning, but you don’t need to worry about the heat. The open sides of the cottages are designed to help keep temperatures down. Climate control aside, the real beauty of these porches is that they offer you panoramic views of the forest and the beach.
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Caribbean Travel Agency
Bluewater Travel
Specializing in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, the Bluewater Caribbean Travel Agency works at finding the best travel rates for your national and international travel. Whether its hotels and vacation villas, bed and breakfasts, and airfares and cruises, this Caribbean travel agency is able to put together the best packages.
To start you off, Bluewater Travel lets you choose what type of package you are looking for. Packages may include airfare, accommodations, car rental, as well as scuba diving, snorkeling, and horseback riding in St. Croix. In addition, their travel agents will also search out other destinations for you.
Travel Impressions
Since 1974, Travel Impressions has been servicing travelers in the Caribbean, Mexico, Europe, Hawaii, United States, Central America, and South America. This Caribbean travel agency was awarded the ‘Best Tour Operator, Sales and Service’ at the 2005 Travel Weekly’s Reader’s Choice Awards. What they are offering are high-quality, reliable and value-oriented vacation packages.
Travel Impressions offer the latest in hotel promotions, all listed in their Caribbean Promotions page, which is updated daily. So check back here often if you want to know about any changes to that new hotel promo you want to take advantage of.
Funjet Vacations
Funjet Vacations is another great Caribbean travel agency that offers to help you find the best deals in the market. You can search for deals at this agency by using the online form available at their website. Just choose what vacation type you want whether Air and Hotel Package, Air Only, or Hotel Only, your destination, and your desired time of departure. And then, press on Go and this Caribbean travel agency will show you a list of packages that would suit your needs.
The Funjet specials are best value. Currently their list of specials include the following:
• 50 More Reasons to Use your Mastercard, where you can save an extra $50 from your vacation
• Spring Break 2006 is Almost Here!
• Save as much as 33%!
• Las Vegas NASCAR Tickets Available
• Exclusive Savings with Mastercard
Expedia
City breaks, beach holidays, last minute, family deals, ski deals, Easter breaks, and whatever else you can think of – Expedia has it all. This Caribbean travel agency lets you create your perfect trip through their online trip customization tool. Discover the world and spend as little as possible with Expedia’s great hotel and holiday rates. The site even gives you some ideas for your next trip so you never run out of fun things to do on your Caribbean vacation.
CaribbeanWay
When it comes to Caribbean travel agency networks, the CaribbeanWay has one of the most comprehensive set of tools for both travel agents and travelers. This Caribbean travel agency offers Caribbean vacation rentals to their luxury villa clientele in every point of the islands.So if you want a unique Caribbean experience that you will love and never forget, then try CaribbeanWay and choose your island destination.
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Caribbean Vacation Travel
Do you organize your Caribbean vacation travel yourself? Or do you go ‘flight inclusive’ and hand the legwork over to a more experienced tour operator?
Well, the decision is yours to make, and there are advantages and disadvantages to each option.
First, let’s find out what a flight inclusive Caribbean vacation travel means.
A flight inclusive Caribbean vacation travel is a holiday booked direct with a tour operator. One obvious advantage of this option is that it is often simpler. You can even do it by just picking up a brochure and choosing the flight you want.
Another advantage in choosing a flight inclusive Caribbean vacation travel over independent travel is that it is generally cheaper. Caribbean specialist travel organizers are also good (maybe even better than you) at putting together a tailor made “package” that suits your needs. This package, so to speak, contains all the elements of your Caribbean vacation travel from hotels and flights to transfers and a local representative. And most are bargains, offered at special rates with plenty of features only for the price of one. The only trouble with these Caribbean vacation travel packages is that they would have to be made early as they could easily get full.
What’s more, with a flight inclusive Caribbean vacation travel, there is more security for you. Most tour operators make an undertaking where they make themselves legally bound to take care of you from the moment of departure until your return home. Some are even bonded for your financial security. And finally, in the event of a natural disaster, failure of an airline or a dispute with one of your holiday providers, you will only have to deal with just one organization, which is based in one country. So everything is being made so much simpler for you.
On the other hand, there are certain reasons why you would want to go on a Caribbean vacation travel on your own. Indeed, an independent Caribbean vacation travel provides you with the freedom to choose your own trip and even change it as you please. And with the Internet in full force, that freedom is given even more leeway.
It is easy for anyone to book their own Caribbean vacation travel. All you really need is a computer and an Internet connection to access any travel booking site. Most importantly, some of the loveliest Caribbean hotels are too small to feature in brochures so you will have to book them independently.
One thing is for sure, you have a far better chance of enjoying every aspect of the islands by going on an independent Caribbean vacation travel.
In addition, you may want to use your Air Miles when you travel. Flight inclusive Caribbean vacation travel packages often do not give credit for air miles so at a time when you can actually make use of your miles, you can’t. Whereas, if you travel independently, there is no reason why you can’t use your air miles.
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Caribbean Island Travel
Located right at the tip of South America and surrounded by the Gulf of Mexico on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other, the Caribbean is not just the No. 1 playground for the Americas, but also comprises movie-set beauty, coconut tree-clad mountains, verdant valleys of sugarcane and bananas, and seashore galore. Even the cities here glow with glorious architecture and the towns dotting the region have been established long before the automobile.
The islands are awash with island-flavored culture with just the subtlest hint of European influence, and world-class hotels, resorts, restaurants, activities, attractions, and shopping. There are over fifty island destinations to choose for your Caribbean island travel and each has its own extensive catalogue of accommodations and activities for the Caribbean’s famous exotic warm weather.
Below are our top picks for an awesome Caribbean island travel:
New Providence, the Bahamas
Most visitors erroneously call it “Nassau” because the island is the site of the nation’s capital, which was named after the Dutch Prince of Orange-Nassau in 1695 after he took over the British throne. In truth, the island is New Providence where about two-thirds of the Bahamian population lives, and where millions of dollars are invested in Nassau, Cable Beach, and Paradise Island. In recent years, New Providence has created a name for itself as one of the top places to visit when on a Caribbean island travel.
Considered an offshore financial center, New Providence is most obviously a fabulous shopping bazaar and Caribbean island travel destination. Stroll along the world-famous Bay Street and side streets and bask in the Caribbean carnival atmosphere. Or visit one of the out islands of the Bahamas – the famous Nassau and Paradise Island, connected with each other by a bridge.
But while the Bahamas has plenty to offer, what it is really most famous for is its island groove. The drumbeat is the essence and the soul of Bahamian culture with the instrument setting the heartbeat for all Bahamian music, including rake ‘n scrape, Junkanoo and goombay.
Bermuda
An isolated paradise, Bermuda sits right in the middle of the great chasm – the Atlantic Ocean between North America and Europe. Couple that with a history of English settlement and you have an island that is as unique as its topography. This Caribbean island travel destination is spotlessly clean, quaint, orderly, and extraordinarily pretty. Think pink and green. Pink for the pastel shades that wash this 21-square mile island. And green for the color of money that Bermuda’s offshore banking and insurance sectors generate. Plus, it is only a convenient 2 ½ hour flight from most major cities on the US East Coast.
There are no slums, no billboards, and very, very few fast food outlets. Inconvenient? Not likely. Because all this is minor compared to the glorious sight this Caribbean island travel destination offers. From the colonial architecture of the tidy homes that line its roads to the fragrant tropical flowers – Bermuda is all beauty and grace.
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Caribbean Travel Guide
Well, they’re a little of both actually. After all, the people behind Caribbean travel guides do need a source of income in order to continue to publish their guides. But a tremendous amount of research has been placed in these guides to just dismiss them as useless resource material.
What else is more nifty, informative and convenient than a Caribbean travel guide?
Sure, the Internet may prove more updated when it comes to information, but you can’t carry the Internet everywhere. And believe it or not, it’s always much more gratifying to pull out a Caribbean travel guide from your carry case, flip a few pages open, then slip it right back when you’re tried of reading. It sure beats having to wait in the airport, sitting bored silly and wondering whether or not your flight’s going to be delayed.
That said, don’t cling to travel guides religiously. Many travelers make that mistake. They are not the bibles that they are made out to be by some people. You should know that published materials, including travel guides, are out of date the moment they are published, because by then, there would have been new updated material that came up and it would be too late to include them.
So, how are you supposed to use Caribbean travel guides then? How would you know which information to believe and which facts are outdated? Unfortunately, there is no exact answer to that. To get the most out of your Caribbean travel guide, use them sparingly for basic orientation. So once you have the basics right down to a tee, go out there and discover the towns and cities on your own. That is, after all, what traveling is all about – adventure and discovery of new things. At the very least, when all other signs look foreign, the information on museums and places of interest are great.
However, when it comes to hotels and restaurants, each to his own taste and budget. Remember that bargains rise in price with popularity, so there’s every bit of chance that that hot new deal in your Caribbean travel guide isn’t much of a deal anymore, considering how pricey it has become. And then sometimes, too, the places get easily full with foreigners and travelers like you, so you can’t always expect your Caribbean travel guide to point you in the right place all the time.
Then, if you do wander around on your own, then you will surely find quality rooms with reasonable prices. They may be located in out-of-the-way places that Caribbean travel guide writers may not know about. Remember that because you in the destination, you are in far better place to get what you want out of your vacation.
So to close it off, don’t be a sad type who writes to say that “it wasn’t like what you said in the book.” Here’s a tip: open your eyes and explore for yourself!
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Caribbean Travel Agent
Travel2theCaribbean.com
Since 1998, Travel2theCaribbean.com Caribbean travel agents have been sending vacationers to the islands. For the ultimate convenience, they offer you online booking for all kinds of vacation whether you want to book it yourself or have one of their Caribbean travel agents book for you.
Travel2theCaribbean.com offers Last Minute Caribbean Vacation Deals, so if you’re looking to save up to 60% on your next vacation, book right here. All last minute plans are designed to fit your budget, including even round trip airfare, hotel, and taxes.
But if you’ve already picked out where you want to stay in the Caribbean, why not customize your own vacation to get the most complete package you can have? Their Caribbean travel agents will help you choose the packages offering the best deals, with round trip airfare, hotel, and taxes, as well as hotel transfers in specific islands.
4BeachNuts.com
Aha! Here’s one site that sounds interesting. Go nuts on Caribbean beaches by booking a vacation with any of 4BeachNuts.com’s Caribbean travel agents. Nothing quite compares to a beach vacation, don’t you agree?
4BeachNuts.com makes it easy for you to find a beach vacation rental. Not only that, if you’re an owner of a rental yourself, this provides the most efficient way for owners like you to market and rent your property. The site features over 2,000 vacation rentals, private beach homes, villas, condos and luxury beachfront homes for you to choose from.
Contact this Caribbean travel agent now to find and book your ideal vacation rental, all privately owned and located in various exciting beach destinations, spanning the United States, the Caribbean, the Bahamas, South Pacific, Europe – indeed, the whole world.
NouvelleAntilles.com
Eh voila! Parlez-vous Français? Non? Oh well, me neither. Ah, but no worries because the Caribbean travel agents at the NouvelleAntilles.com speak perfectly good English. Choose from their range of vacation packages, from Martinique travel to Guadeloupe travel and several more destinations in the French side of the West Indies.
As the first online travel agency offering travels in and from the French West Indies, NouvellesAntilles.com offers you the best hotel rates in Guadeloupe, Marie-Galante, the Saintes, Martinique, Saint BArts, and Saint Martins. In addition to their already special offers, this Caribbean travel agent also provides flexible and affordable ‘tailor-made’ travel service for travel enthusiasts.
This Caribbean travel agent makes it easier for you to choose which hotel to book by offering you their Most Booked Hotels and Lodgings, plus wallpapers showing you the best ocean view of the island.
You can also search for your accommodation by destination and property type, whether you want a hotel, vacation rental, villa, cottage, charming apartment, and bed and breakfasts inns.
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Caribbean Travel Magazine
The
From the mundane to the spectacular, from the humdrum to out-of-this-world spectacles – these are what
Below is a list of our top picks of
Port Hole Cruise Magazine
If your
Entice your senses. Trigger the explorer in you. Let the pages of this magazine answer all your cruising questions. The Port Hole Cruise Magazine comes out twice a month, setting a non-stop course to become the cruise vacation source.
For the beach bum at heart, the Caribbean Travel and Life Magazine presents the perfect opportunity on how to bum it all out in the islands. This
Simply visit this
As the first Award Winning quarterly Lifestyle & Caribbean Travel Magazine in the World, the Caribbean World features its best section yet, called the Island Focus where the ingenious writers of magazine focus on one out of many enchanting islands in the Caribbean and tell you all about its nitty little details from local legends to fabulous attractions. Other sections of this
The
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Discount Caribbean Travel
Discount
Below are our top picks for discount
Quikbook.com
If you’re looking for drab $49.95 hotels, don’t visit here. This site is not for cheapies, but it does offer you great discount
The quickest way to book a discount travel deal at this site is to use their online search tool where you can find the perfect deal by destination, arrival date, price range, neighborhood, and number of nights and rooms.
You can also find a specific hotel by simply choosing a destination and the site will automatically direct you to a page listing all the discount
Do you want to know where you can find discount
AllLuxuryHotels.com
If you want guaranteed lower rates, then be sure to visit All Luxury Hotels. The site offers a triple guaranty of lower rates, payment security, and privacy for nearly 100 domestic destinations and close to 50 international cities, including
When you book a hotel reservation through All Luxury Hotels, you are guaranteed to get the best discount
LuxRes.com
Calling itself as “definitive source of luxury travel”, you may find it surprising how much discount
Aside from that, LuxRes.com also offers vacation packages, spa stays, cruises, and car rentals, all at discount prices.
ClassicVacations.com
It’s not called “Classic Custom Vacations” for nothing. For great customized luxury vacations tailored to fit your vacationing needs and budget, ClassicVacations is exactly what you’re looking for. Here you can customize your own discount
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Debbies Caribbean Travel
Debbies
If you want to know the best places to stay in the
Debbies Caribbean Travel page is a resource site containing reviews of islands and their resorts submitted by travelers from all over the world. It can’t get any more unbiased than that. It’s only here that you can get the real picture of the
Debbies Caribbean Travel page also features some spectacular resort photos so you can have a better feel of the places. Decide which view you want to have of the
But wait. What about some travel concerns you have, like beach safety and weather updates. Where can you get those? Debbies Caribbean Travel page contains comprehensive and up-to-date weather/temperature reports on the
Want to know about accommodations on the island of your choosing? Log on to Debbies Caribbean Travel page and read what the hottest places to choose from are. In Debbies Caribbean Travel page, you read articles written by people who have been to the
Do you want to know what fun-filled activities you can do in the
Have a chance to relax only at the best spas with Debbie’s site. Read your fellow traveler’s rants and raving about spas and vacation spots in the
Now, if you need further advice on
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Cheap Caribbean Travel
Cheap
When it comes to island destinations, the
Scroll down below for a list of our cheap
Dover Beach Hotel
A place that epitomizes Barbadian hospitality, the Dover Beach Hotel offers you cheap Caribbean travel accommodations tucked away on a secluded white sand beach where island warmth, peace, and tranquility are in abundance.
Located a mere 15-minute drive from either airport or from Bridgetown, the Dover Beach Hotel is also right within walking distance of the St. Lawrence Gap, famous for its lively nightlife, duty-free shopping and many bars and restaurants as well as other activities.
All accommodations at this cheap
- Children’s rates
- Restaurant
- Convenience store
- Laundry service
- Baby-sitting
- Nearby shopping
- Nearby tennis
- Nearby banking
- Air conditioning
- Ceiling fan
- In-room safe
- Beachfront
- Bar
- Children-friendly
- Cribs
- Daily maid service
- Pool
- Nearby water sports
- In-room kitchens
- TV available
- Telephone in a room
- Private balcony
- Fax available
Morne Fendue
What’s old is new again as
For cheap
Jonathan’s Villa Hotel at
Yamseed Inn at
For guest houses, try Al’s Cottage at Farm’s Estate in
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Caribbean Travel Package
It’s not everyday when everything – from a good
At the very best, you probably find a so-so
One thing you should remember about
And once you’re done with that, check out the list of
TripAdvisor.com
TripAdvisor is a travel site that offers reviews of hotels and accommodations, food, activities, airfare, transportation, cruises, resorts, and many more from destinations worldwide. For the best deals, you can visit TripAdvisor’s SmartDeals page where you can find great
AmericanExpress.com
For some people, last-minute bargains can be a great source of excellent travel deals. If you’re a haggler by nature, one who wants to haggle even when pressed for time, then American Express’ Last Minute Caribbean travel packages might just be what you’re looking for. The site offers current listings of their bargains and specials so check back often. If you don’t find what you’re looking for on the first page, there is also a search tool where you can search for bargains by destination, travel option or activity.
Travelocity.com
If cruises give you a different sort of high, then Travelocity may have the right
Or maybe you’d like to receive a free digital camera, then go on and book one of Travelocity’s
- Free shore excursions
- $400 onboard credit and pre-paid tips
- Free oceanview upgrades
- Onboard amenities package worth $200 or more
- Free round-trip airfare
Cruises-n-More.com
Another great source of
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Caribbean Travel Deal
Mention the
These days, looking for great travel deals to virtually any destination is made all easy for the smart traveler. All you really need is a computer and an Internet connection and presto – you find yourself the perfect
Single Parents Haven
Are you a single parent busy juggling work, soccer practice, dance recitals and dinners? If you answered yes, then you ought to know that is the best time to go have a little fun with the
This
- Single supplement waived for single parents traveling with children
- Welcome cocktail party just for single parents and their children
- Movie night on Thursdays exclusively for children with single parents
- A second cocktail function for single parents only
After-“tax time” Relaxation
This “tax relief”
- Oceanview suite
- Bottle of wine with dinner
- Yoga sessions for two
- Swedish massage for two each night
Cayman Brac Special
This
- Accommodations
- Breakfast daily
- Round-trip airport transfers
- Daily two-tank dives
- Kids Stay and Eat Free special
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Caribbean Travel and Life
Caribbean Travel and Life
- The
- St. Barthelemy
- St. Maarten and
- Turks and
Activities
There are many exciting activities available to you throughout the
The resort offers two properties – St. Lucia Regency Golf Resort and Spa, a couples-only resort of over 200 acres of rolling hills and a beautiful half-mile beach, and the Sandals Halcyon, another couples-only resort. Sandals
If you like casino gaming,
- Children’s programs
- Cuisine
- Golf
- Health and fitness spas
- Meeting and conventions
- Participation sports
- Sailing and charter boats
- Scuba diving
- Spectator sports
- Water sports
- Weddings and honeymoons
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