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Fun In The Sun… Enjoy A Caribbean Vacation |
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Submitted by Zoila Carbajal
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The Caribbean consists of a large number of beautiful islands in the Atlantic Ocean. The Caribbean is proving to be one of the most sought after vacation destinations in the world. With clear blue skies, crystal clear waters, heavenly sea food and superb hospitality presented by the hosts, your Caribbean vacation is something that you will cherish all your life.
Some of the most sought after destinations in the Caribbean are Barbados, Trinidad & Tobago, British Virgin Islands, St. Kitts and St. Nevis and Antigua. All these islands have great treats for tourists in the form of reasonably rated hotels and excellent sites to offer. In the following paragraphs we will give you a gist of the islands mentioned above so that you can plan your vacation accordingly.
Barbados
Barbados proves to be a great getaway for the tourists with its clean and pink sandy beaches. The island has a rich cultural heritage and a wide choice of sight seeing options to choose from. Cricket is the most sought after sport here. The southern coast of the island has a couple of night spots and reasonably priced hotels. The east coast is distinguished with quiet beaches and the ocean is comparatively calmer than on the west coast of the island.
Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad and Tobago are the southernmost islands of the Caribbean. They lie just a few miles from the Venezuelan coast. The population of the islands is diverse and come from different countries like India, Europe and Pakistan. The people like to play calypso music, enjoy eating and they are usually warm towards their guests. Trinidad is one of the most visited destinations in the Caribbean. Tobago is also very peaceful and beautiful and has a wide number of forests and sandy white beaches. The visitors can enjoy activities like swimming, snorkeling, hiking and bird watching.
The British Virgin Islands
The British Virgin Islands consist of the islands of Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegada and Jost Van Dyke. The Islands have a large number of shops and the pure waters are a treat for the tourists who enjoy activities like swimming and snorkeling. There are a lot of hotels and restaurants to choose from.
St. Kitts and Nevis
The St. Kitts and Nevis Islands are in the northern part of the Eastern Caribbean. St. Kitts is 68 square miles while Nevis covers a distance of 36 square miles. St. Kitts offers a combination of volcanic mountains, beautiful white sand beaches and green rain forests. The capital of St. Kitts is Basseterre. Basseterre has a lot of rich historical architecture and has a good amount of shops and cafes. Nevis is popular for its natural beauty, various plantations and amazing beaches. Charlestown is the capital of Nevis. It is an old Caribbean town has a variety of dining and shopping options to choose from.
Antigua
Antigua is a British Island. It was formerly a British colony and it has still retained its British tradition. Antiguan people play a lot of cricket. Tourism ahs expanded ten fold in recent years and Antigua is one of the most visited islands in the Caribbean. Antigua is preferred by tourists from all over the world. The island has 365 of the most beautiful beaches and supports activities like swimming, snorkeling and diving. Yachting is also a very sought after activity in the sea.
In addition to the islands mentioned above, the Caribbean offers a lot more exciting islands for you to visit. You can visit the Caribbean islands websites to learn more about the islands and also explore lodging and dining options.
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