Sep
25
2011

Visit numerous islands doing everything imaginable by going on cruises to the Caribbean; hiking, para-sailing, snorkeling, sunbathing, shopping, sightseeing, sailing, massages, casinos, and so much more. There is something for every type of person, age, and gender.

Ride off into the distance horseback beneath the setting of palm trees silhouetted by white sand beaches. Ice-skate aboard a cruise ship. Hike up a 40-foot waterfall. Sound believable or only in the movies? Believe it. Cruises to the Caribbean is perfect for the young, the old, the water sports enthusiast, the shopper, the sightseer, the history buff, and makes for a relaxing vacation that’s always in season. Even for those who have journeyed all the shores of the Caribbean, they come back yearly.

Cruises to the Caribbean offer ports of departure from several locations within the United States as well as International ports of departure.

Aboard cruise ships, expect relaxing spas, delicious dining, the utmost pampering one could receive, traveling in the ease of comfort, watching movies, shopping, seeing concerts, watching theater productions, dancing, swimming, snorkeling, along with numerous other activities. Simply put: It’s life in the lap of luxury.

Cruises to the Caribbean offer destinations to: Puerto Rico, Guadeloupe, Antigua, Dominica, Belize, Cuba, St. Barthelemy, St. George, The Cayman Islands, St. Johns, Barbados, Haiti, Jamaica, St. Lucia, and several other islands.

Puerto Rico has rich, tropical forests which tourists find exhilarating for hiking. In addition, sightseers enjoy taking in the scenic beauty of all the colorful homes painted blues, reds, and yellows, against a myriad of colors in between. A must do when visiting is kayaking at the biobay in Fajardo. Numerous people say that it is top notch.

Guadeloupe is best-known for its water sports. Others frequent its beach bars, restaurants, and hotels. It is recommended hiking up to the crater of the island’s volcano located in Basse Terre, which features numerous other trails.

Labadee, Haiti is wonderful for wave-running and para-sailing. It also has exquisite Flea and Artisan markets. Turtle Beach, which has amazing hotels, is a nesting sight for the leatherback turtle.

If you happen to stop on your way to the Caribbean by stopping at Cozumel, Mexico, be sure to take advantage of the shopping there, which many say is the best.

Barbados features beautiful beaches to sunbathe and relax in the ambiance while others prefer to hit the waves and surf. Barbados also features a Flower Forest of beautiful fauna and winding pathways.

St. George is home to one of the most gorgeous harbor towns. St. George also has the West Indian Sea Island Cotton, which is famous for household linens, yarn, and clothing.

The Cayman Islands features something remarkable–Stingray City–where you can actually swim in crystal clear, blue, and shallow water with schools of stingrays.

St. John’s is popular for its casinos and beaches. Antigua also has casinos and picturesque beaches, like St. John’s, but it also for its restaurants and shopping.

Antigua has amazing scenery, such as Devil’s Bridge at Indian Town Point.

Dominica has rainforest trails for hiking and sightseeing.

Belize is famous for kayaking, snorkeling, hiking, and birdwatching.

Cuba is popular for its historic architecture and its white sand beaches.

St. Barthelemy is a bit pricier as it’s the usual vacation spot for the wealthy and famous.

St. Lucia offers horseback riding, hiking, and the rainforest. See the rainforest from up top riding The Rainforest Sky Ride. Try out the natural hot springs at the New Jerusalem Mineral Baths. Cruises to the Caribbean offer something for all.

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