The islands of the Caribbean offer families opportunities to learn about history, gain a greater appreciation for the natural world and share some quality time away from the daily grind. Families in the Caribbean can ride horseback through Puerto Rico's El Yunque National Rainforest, go whale watching and rainforest rivertubing in ... Read More...
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They're like luxury cruise liners on land. Pay one price in advance, and your room, meals and entertainment are included. For travelers prone to seasickness or wanting to spend their time in a single location at a relatively fixed, known cost, all-inclusive resorts could provide the ideal getaway. Most also include ... Read More...
It's one more way to travel with “no worries.” And for newlyweds breathing a sigh of relief that stressful months of wedding planning are behind them, all-inclusives can be particularly appealing. Guests at all-inclusives pay for meals, beverages and activities up front. By leaving many cost-related worries behind, they're able to ... Read More...
Travelers on holy book tours can explore a region that revolutionized the earth's climate, environment and landscape – and learn about the prophet who told of the changes before a meteorologist did. Joseph Smith Jr., was a teenager in Upstate New York in 1823, when he said an angel told him ... Read More...
Western Caribbean Travel Guide includes Central America from the Yucatan Peninsula to northern Colombia, The Cayman Islands & Jamaica. CENTRAL AMERICA From the ebony sand of El Salvador to the Mayan ruins of Mexico and airy beach shack bars, shops and eateries of Belize, the Western Caribbean suits a variety of vacation ... Read More...
A world of wonder awaits SCUBA divers and snorkelers in the Caribbean. From forests of mushroom shaped coral formations to pre-Spanish treasure fleet shipwrecks dating back to 1528, the seas here conceal stories that could take decades to uncover in their entirety. The Caribbean is home to three of the world's ... Read More...
Captain Henry Morgan is among the most celebrated of swashbucklers – one whose “spirit” has been distilled – and the release of a limited edition rum in his name celebrates his greatest accomplishment. Captain Morgan Sherry Oak Finish Spiced Rum, named for Welsh privateer Henry Morgan, recognizes his successful 17th ... Read More...
There is always something new going on in the Caribbean. Here is an update of some of the latest adventures, accommodations, dining and travel services available for your Caribbean vacation. Trinidad visitors can now strap themselves to a high wire in a harness and helmet and soar through the trees of ... Read More...
They call it Robinson Crusoe's island, the Capital of Paradise. With it's larger, more industrialized sister island of Trinidad, Tobago is also among the wealthiest of Caribbean islands. This Southern Caribbean isle owes its wealth to large oil and gas reserves – and, during the colonization of these islands, it ... Read More...
If Guadeloupe is the butterfly of the Caribbean, Marie-Galante is one of its eggs. The archipelago's primary islands Grande-Terre and Basse-Terre form wings that flutter northwest, and this 61 square-mile isle sits beneath its belly. Because of its round shape and fairly flat terrain, however, Marie-Galante is known as “la ... Read More...