YOUR TRIP IN
THE CARIBBEAN
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ANTIGUA
Discover Antigua’s expansive coastline with its numerous white sandy beaches, secluded coves and picturesque harbours. Antigua is steeped in maritime history and renowned for being a place for fun, socialising and complete relaxation on its miles of sandy beaches. You can also explore island museums, visit the famous Harmony Hall restaurant and inn, and experience the weekly “jump up” on Shirley Heights. This weekly event on one of the highest points on the island entails a huge barbeque and a glorious sunset followed by dancing to a steel band.
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BARBUDA
Barbuda is an island in the Caribbean Sea lying due north of Antigua, an island with which it has been intimately linked for centuries. It has absolutely beautiful and completely deserted beaches, and remains so unspoiled that there are only a handful of tourist resorts and a native population of about 1,500, most of whom occupy the only town, Codrington. For barefoot relaxation, the low-lying coral island of Barbuda is best known for its miles of pink coral beaches. Explore the island’s heavily wooded interior abounding with wildlife.
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NEVIS & ST. KITTS
Named the ‘Secret Caribbean’, Nevis and St. KiMs are like no other islands in the Caribbean. Separated by a mere two mile expanse of calm, clear, turquoise water, these unspoilt, tropical islands are among the most captivating and picturesque in the Caribbean and a paradise for nature lovers where preservation of the ecosystems has been a priority.
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ST. BARTHS
French Riviera-style living, St. Barth’s is decidedly a French island of only eight square miles. The food and wine are delicious and the sense of style and fashion, unmistakable. The island has been, for some time, a destination for those seeking both relaxation and sophistication in the Caribbean…a true taste of the Mediterranean!
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ANGUILLA
Anguilla is an English island where cars drive on the lee side of the road. There is a palpable friendliness on the island making it a relaxing charter destination. Anchor off Anguilla’s Maundays Bay. A long curve of flawless white sand, the waters are calm and perfect for snorkelling. Savour sophisticated cuisine with a Caribbean flair at Blanchards in Meads Bay.
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St. Martin
St. Maarten is divided roughly in half between France and the Dutch Antilles. The island has been named the Gastronomic Capital of the Caribbean, attracting top chefs from America, Asia and Europe to its 300 restaurants. Add this to world class duty free shopping, a vibrant and eclectic nightlife, 3ti pristine beaches and year-round warmth; you can understand why this is one of the most popular Caribbean destinations.
