The island of Jamaica is perched on the Caribbean Sea’s core, but the majority of the people here more closely resemble Africa. This is because its history says that many African traditions were followed and are still preserved here and that the slaves who were here were from Africa. Jamaica is the only Caribbean island that is related with Africa in this way. Besides, this island does not go hand in hand with the remaining Caribbean archipelago. Whatever Caribbean prevails here is some soaking sunny beaches, sandy seats, and indulging resorts. Ya, that’s all! Jamaica offers you a long varied list of attractions - world’s best coffee cup, diving reefs, hiking trails, clean waterfalls, modern towns, and swamps of extinct crocodiles and manatees to name a few. Jamaica Tourist Attractions We could explore only two cities namely, Kingston and Ocho Rios. Bob Marley Museum: Located in Kingston, the museum is the most famous attraction dedicated to Bob Marley who was a singer-cum-songwriter  [...]

If you love beachside relaxing, delicious food, and thrilling hiking or diving; Martinique is just the ideal place. This is the best way I can introduce the famous holiday destination where the Gallic culture and Caribbean rituals walk together. The hiking excitement and birds-watching fun are met by the slopes of the still active volcano, Mount Pelee. The long beaches are successful in pulling the visitors for its oodles of diving in the south. Keeping beside the north full of mountains, rest of the region is quite accessible easily. Martinique Tourist Attractions Fort-de-France This is the island’s capital and the largest town in the French West Indies. Stroll on its narrow, winding streets dotted with a mixture of offices, basement colorful shops, good restaurants, collapsing 20th century buildings, and iron balconies. Next, we visited the park of La Savane in the middle of the town wherein a statue marks the Napoleon’s Empress Josephine who is from La Pagerie, Martinique. Off  [...]

Haiti is an attractive Caribbean island that is adorned with many best draws such as natural marvels, parks, and historic monuments and sites. As compared to other Caribbean islands, Haiti as witnessed quite dreadful natural attacks along with the dark past. The most recent one was the devastating earthquake of January 2010 and also this was perhaps the most tragic one in its history taking away optimism and a death toll until thousands. However, in spite of all this bitter experiences, the people here are still strong enough and ever smiling seeming to bring back optimism and spirit. I wish that this always be with them no matter what ever may be the forthcoming situations. I visited the island before the quake and as per my experience, visiting Haiti needs patience and time; otherwise, it will not yield much value of your time, money, and efforts. Haiti Tourist Attractions Cap-Haitien: This is the second city in the country and was once the richest city on the Caribbean during  [...]

The Grenada Island is famous for its invasion by Uncle Sam, U.S in the ‘80s, and a hurricane of 2004. Despite its low-reputed fame, nevertheless, it has stored its good name as an emerging reinvention of life and tourism. Like a warrior fighting against each unexpected situation, this smallest country in the western hemisphere has an atmosphere of never dying spirit of the people and a surrounding with lot of attractions. Located on the southeast of the Caribbean with one big island and two small ones hardly explored, Grenada has a rainforest heart and beaches edging the coast. Best scenic waterfronts of the Caribbean, magnificent scuba diving, stone buildings, historic forts, colorful homes, and welcoming people are all stuffed in the hilly environment and urban visuals. Grenada Tourist Attractions St George’s This is in the inner harbor with among the most artistic look and feel. Colonial buildings shake hands with the dazzling Caribbean stalwarts in this town appearing  [...]

On the territory of the Dominican Republic (DR), there are contrasting natural and man-made inviters that will grab your attention. The natural ones are those of the highest summit and the lowest spot in the Caribbean; while the man-made ones are bustling city life and nearby rural settlements where city life has not even managed to touch, forget about changing. This Caribbean country is also known for its big resorts providing all facilities and recreation at the beachfront. The Dominican Republic Tourist Attractions In and Around Santo Domingo Santo Domingo: This is the capital of the island where we visited the Cathedral, Columbus Park, Puerta de El Conde, the Alcazar, and a historical house of Ponce DeLeon who discovered Florida. Among the historical monuments, we saw Juan Pablo Duarte Olympic Center, the Presidential Palace, Paseo de los Indios, Centro de los Héroes, and the Malecón waterfront of shops and restaurants. Lastly, the Plaza de la Cultura offered the National  [...]

If you are a person who likes trekking over high tops, exploring aquatic world under waters, and living a contented night with only music as the medium of entertainment, Dominica is just made for you! This is what I experienced at this mind-blowing island of national parks, mountainous tops, handful of beaches, and waterfalls. Despite being small, the island can only be explored through unexpectedly long drives. Therefore, I recommend to opt for one or two tours rather than looking in any random direction. On the land while mountaineering, solve the mystery of finding secret pools and waterfalls or halt some time to spot some beautiful birds. Below the waters on the coast, be ready to experience the thrilling experience of diving, snorkeling, and kayaking. Above all, you will really admire the gratitude of the local people who might stop you to wish for happy memorable tour. Dominica Tourist Attractions Morne Trois Pitons National Park Entitled as the World Heritage Site,  [...]

With its contemporary infrastructure and great gastronomy, the Guadeloupe Island has digested some of the best aspects of France. Guadeloupe is at a distance of 7 km from Europe and 2.9 km from North America surrounded by the Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean. It is the home of two main islands attached by a mangrove marshland that give them an appearance of a butterfly’s wings. The eastern wing is named Grande-Terre that offers beach towns, surfing schools, glittering sands, and blue waters at the bottom of French mademoiselles. On the other hand, the western wing named Basse-Terre holds a national park, volcano, hiking trails, and an underwater reserve. This is the present Guadeloupe. To explore its past, head towards the south of the mainland where many tiny archipelagos have being telling so ranging from urban to rural. One of its prideful pasts is that it was found by Christopher Columbus in 1493. Prime Attractions Grande-Terre This holds the famous tourist resort region  [...]

Cuba is 105th largest country on the planet adorned with psychedelic Che Guevara frescoes and antiquated American Buicks. As a visitor, along with a passport, money, and comprehensive knapsack, you do need elasticity, vision, persistence, and a vital intellect of adventure. Above this, if you can talk in Spanish, the journey can take you to further excursions and deep detailing as compared to a normal visitor. Cuba Tourist Attractions Havana Havana is the capital city of the nation and also holds its reserved place in the list of the most famous holiday destinations on Earth. Acuario Nacional: Established in 1960, this aquarium is the worth a visit as compared to other aquariums in the country. Both educational and environmentalist, the aquarium houses the special Saltwater fishes along with sea lions and dolphins. Aquarium: Best for kids, this is a small freshwater aquarium seated in an ancient building of Habana Vieja housing eight tanks of varied fishes on the planet. Asociacion  [...]

Are you looking for a holiday on a beach with golden sands and blue waters? It is suggested you visit the Islands of the Bahamas, considered to be the best in the world.  Officially known as the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, this English speaking island country is part of the Atlantic Ocean and made of 29 beautiful islands, each having several wonders to explore.  The economics of this island nation is based on tourism and today, this nation ranks as the most prosperous among the Caribbean countries. Let’s go through some of the major attractions in the island. Sailing is a popular attraction in the islands. The place where sailing is really popular and a must visit island is Abacos.  This place has it all from incredible reef diving to sailing.  I can assure you that you will have a wonderful time on this island.  However, the fun just doesn’t end with sailing and being in the water, there are magnificent island bars here and more the popular ones here are Nippers and Miss  [...]

Are you looking for a holiday at a place which has white sandy beaches, gourmet food, warm climate throughout the year, loads of nightlife and off course duty free shopping?  Then you should head to the Caribbean Ocean’s Sint Maarteen or St Martin islands. The island of St Martin is the jewel in the crown of the Caribbean islands.  The place has something for everyone.  This tropical island is situated in the northeast area of the Carribbean.  This magnificent island is spelt in two different ways; the French take it as St-Martin, whereas it is Sint Maarten for the Dutch. Let’s have a look at the top attractions of this Caribbean beauty. Adventure activities: The island has everything one needs to enjoy the crystal clear waters.  The island boasts of all water sports you can think of.  There’s sailing, body-boarding, surfing, jet-skiing, windsurfing, diving, snorkeling, and many other activities to enjoy.  Those inexperienced in the water, need not worry either,  [...]