We travel the world, making sure we know as much as possible about the destinations we recommend to our clients. Wherever you're planning to go, there's a good chance we've been there and can make personal recommendations on the best hotels, restaurants, and sights to see. Click on the destinations below to read a brief outline. When you're ready to travel, let us know!

Best Beaches
The best beaches tend to form on low, windswept islands or areas; this also encourages the development of coral reefs offshore. The following list contains Caribbean destinations known for the beauty and number of their beaches.

• Anguilla
• Antigua
• Aruba
• Bahamas - Out Islands, Grand Bahama
• Bermuda
• Grand Cayman
• Jamaica
• Puerto Rico
• Turks & Caicos

Diving
These Caribbean destinations are famous for the quality of their diving experiences, including reef, wreck, drift, wall, cave, and night dives. There is literally something for everyone.

• Aruba
• Bahamas - Out Islands, Grand Bahama
• Belize
• British Virgin Islands
• Bonaire
• Grand Cayman
• Cozumel
• Curacao
• Tobago
• Turks & Caicos

Ecotourism
In the Caribbean, most ecotourism is focused either on exploring the interiors of certain, sometimes mountainous, destinations, or the coastlines of many islands. Activities of the first type include hiking; horseback riding; river rafting; swimming in waterfall pools; ATV rides; tropical canopy tours by zip line; and mountain climbing and rappelling. For the second, activities include sea kayaking, especially along coastlines; snorkeling and diving; bird watching; catch and release sport fishing; windsurfing; and dolphin and whale watching.

The following list contains Caribbean destinations with the greatest number of the above. Not every destination contains all of them, but all of them have at least two or three activities, which make them virtual celebrities in this field.

• The Bahamas
• Belize
• Dominica
• Dominican Republic
• Grenada
• Guadeloupe
• Jamaica - Port Antonio
• Martinique
• Mayan Riviera
• Puerto Rico
• St. Kitts
• St. Lucia
• St. Vincent
• Tobago
• Trinidad
• US Virgin Islands - St. Croix; St. John

Golf
Golf has been popular in the Caribbean for many years, and while a few of the islands have dominated the field, other islands are building courses now, and the range of options is sure to grow over time.

• The Bahamas - Nassau - with Paradise Island, several top courses, with more to come
• Grand Bahama - 5 courses now, in conjunction with a single resort
• Barbados - famous for several very exclusive courses
• Bermuda - more courses per square mile than anywhere else
• Cancun - with Cozumel and the Mayan Riviera, many name brand designers at work
• Dominican Republic - Dominican Republic - the most courses in the region
• Jamaica - one of the oldest destinations to have tournament quality courses
• Puerto Rico - a close second in number, and with the oldest course
• St. Kitts - Royal Course at Frigate Bay, with two more to follow in next year
• Nevis - the best resort course in the Caribbean, at the Four Seasons
• Tobago - several excellent courses, including newly opened Tobago Plantation, with more to follow
• U.S. Virgin Island - St. Croix -2 courses, one at each end of the island

Hideaways
This list contains islands or areas of islands which, due to their location, history, or other factors, are very quiet, relaxed, and secluded. Each of them has a variety of accommodation to compliment and enhance this character, and all of them offer peace and tranquility in large measure, whether for romance, general de-stressing, or just privacy.

• Anguilla
• Bahamas
• Bonaire
• British Virgin Islands
• Isla Mujeres
• Mayan Riviera
• Nevis
• Puerto Rico - Vieques and Culebra
• St. Barth
• St. Kitts
• St. Lucia
• St. Vincent and the Grenadines - Canouan, Palm Island, Young Island, Mustique, Bequia, Petit St. Vincent
• Turks & Caicos
• US Virgin Islands