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Pastel-hued villages, cocoa plantations, tropical gardens, and volcanic peaks. Whether you’re creating your own blend of rum, snorkelling with stingrays in Mercers Creek Bay, or learning about the magical waters of Los Aquaticos, the Caribbean is a place rich in colour and flavour. Think bioluminescent bays, lush rainforests, freshly prepared lobster, and champagne picnics under the stars. From dancing Rumba with locals to starfish spotting at the aptly named Starfish Point, it’s the perfect balance between beach relaxation and island exploration.
Peace and tranquillity? Or thrills and adventure? Whatever your preference, we’ll find the pace that best suits you. From surfing at the Soup Bowl to visiting the local jazz clubs in Havana. From a helicopter tour over the active Montserrat Volcano to a Rastafarian cooking class in the rainforest. Swim among coral reefs with native Hawksbill turtles. Or simply watch them hatch at Jumby Bay.
Unsure about the best time to visit the Caribbean? Just ask our Travel Experts. From horseback riding among the Sierra Maestra mountains to kitesurfing along the coast of Bathsheba – they really know their stuff. They’ll help you uncover shipwrecks, secret medicinal gardens, and the best beaches in the Caribbean – because they’ve been themselves. Even an underwater sea sculpture park. From beachside yoga to exotic bird spotting. Ready to dive into island life?
The Eastern Caribbean
Volcanic peaks rising straight from the sea. Spice plantations and rainforests that tumble to white sand. The 365 beaches of Antigua and the coral-fringed sailing waters between them. St. Lucia’s twin Pitons catching fire at dusk. Grenada’s nutmeg and cacao, still harvested by hand. The Platinum Coast of Barbados, polished and impossibly warm. The Grenadines, scattered and largely untouched. Big drama, big beauty. All of it within reach of open water.
The Private Islands
Some places don’t want to be found. Mustique and the distinctive stillness of a private island that’s chosen to stay that way. St. Barths and its very particular brand of French chic. Anguilla’s long, powdery stretches of near-empty beach. The British Virgin Islands, where the best way to explore is by sail. The Bahamas and the otherworldly blue of its shallow flats. Turks and Caicos and its reef, one of the longest in the Caribbean. These are the islands you come to disappear.
Jamaica
Jamaica doesn’t do quiet. Kingston thrums with music — reggae, dancehall, the echo of Bob Marley in every street. In the Blue Mountains, mist rolls across the coffee plantations at dawn. Down in Port Antonio, bamboo rafts drift along the Rio Grande through walls of tropical green. There’s jerk chicken smoking over charcoal. There’s rum. There’s a wildness and a warmth to this island that stays with you long after the flight home.
Jumby Bay, Antigua
Hermitage Bay, Antigua
Mandarin Oriental, Canouan