Caribbean

Montego Bay, Jamaica

Montego Bay is the capital of the parish of St. James in Jamaica.

Montego Bay is a popular tourist destination featuring duty-free shopping, a cruise line terminal and several beaches and resorts. The city is served by the Donald Sangster International Airport.

The city is enclosed in a watershed, drained by several rivers such as the Montego River.

Punta Cana

 Punta Cana offers visitors over 35 miles of fantastic beaches, natural reserves to re-discover, world-class golf courses, casinos, a long list of watersports, cultural experiences, fun adventure parks, underground caves, mesmerizing cenotes, fun buggy rides through the colorful countryside, coral reefs, water parks, nightclubs… a Caribbean wonderland that has it all.

Saint Thomas

 Island in the Caribbean Sea ·

Saint Thomas is known for its beaches. The East End beaches of St Thomas are preferred by many who are looking for the nicest beach on STT. These include Coki, Smith's Bay, Sapphire, Secret Harbor, and Cowpet Bay. And of course the beaches of St John are also gorgeous and should be experienced when possible. Trunk Bay, like Magens Bay, is highly-touted and so a bit touristy most days, but Cinnamon Bay and others less frequented are also beautiful.

Mostly popular for:

Zoo, Religious Sites, Museum, Historical, Landmark

Havana

 City in Cuba ·

The best way to experience the life and style of Havana is to do as the Cubans do. Start each morning with a cafe Cubano or two, dine alfresco in one of Old Havana's historic plazas, get your feet wet at El Malecón, then dance with the crowds after the sun sets. Seek out mojitos, rum and fun under the sun in Playas de Este, and once you've gotten your fill of the local flavor, acquaint yourself with the country's greats at the Museum of Fine Arts. Don't forget to say goodbye to Hemingway's hideaway on your way out.

Mostly popular for:

Landmark, Historical, Architecture, Outdoors, Museum

Nassau

Capital of the Bahamas ·

City consists of a coastal lowland region bordered to the north by Long Island Sound and to the south by the Atlantic Ocean. Embayments along the north shore include Manhasset and Oyster bays, while a string of barrier islands on the Atlantic coast enclose such bodies of water as East and South Oyster bays. Parklands include Oyster Bay National Wildlife Refuge and Bethpage, Hempstead Lake, and Jones Beach state parks.

Mostly popular for:

Historical, Museum, Island, Entertainment, Landmark

Aruba

The quintessential Caribbean island, Aruba is all sun and sea and stretches of powdery sand. Time slows to a languid pace here as you linger over a tropical drink or bob serenely in the water; only the parrotfish are in a hurry. Oranjestad's pastel facades of landmarks and shops boost the capital city's playful vibe. Scout out a shady hammock—the perfect spot for a nap—as the crashing waves of turquoise water create a soothing soundtrack.

St. Lucia

 Equal parts beauty and mystique, Saint Lucia captivates anyone who sets foot on her coastline. Always evocative, she welcomes visitors with her soothing waves, warm beaches, and hospitable people. The only sovereign nation to be named for a woman, the island personifies adventure and inspiration. Her visitors invariably find themselves reluctant to leave and eager to return.