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Antigua, truly a tropical paradise. This picturesque island boasts 365 picturesque coves and palm-fringed bays, with fine white coral sand, blue waters and superb water -sports. Many beaches are perfect for relaxing and offer excellent sea-bathing.

The island of Antigua is small in comparison, only 108 square miles, than many of the other Caribbean islands. It has less rain and the climate is idyllic. Antigua has an abundance of restored historical buildings, many being 18th and 19th Century. Guides are plentiful and full of local tales and knowledge.

Lying 100 miles east of the Windward Islands, surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, Barbados was once known as the Gateway to the West Indies.

A British Colony for 340 years until independence, you could easily be forgiven for thinking you were back in England. Apart from the almost non-stop sunshine and high temperatures, the cricket, afternoon teas and many English sounding names remind you of England.

Barbados has its share of glorious beaches, excellent golf and of course innumerable waters sports. While the west and south sides of the island has the main resorts, the east and north have spectacular wild beaches with crashing surf and almost deserted coastline. A small fee will hire you a taxi and guide to show you around this beautiful and typical Caribbean island.

Cuba has become increasing popular in recent years. This fascinating island offers a great mix of spectacular scenery, lovely beaches, rich cultural heritage and a vibrant, passionate approach to life.

Situated approximately 90 miles south of Florida's Key West, Cuba is the Caribbean's largest and most strikingly beautiful island.

Havana the capital, has been designated a ' World Heritage Site'. Once playground to the rich and famous it's former days of grandeur and spectacular architecture are now being restored following years of neglect.

Cuba is a relatively poor country. Although, naturally rich in scenery and culture, a new generation of tourism will provide a much needed income.

This beautiful large island, encompasses everything Caribbean� it's culture, lifestyle, music and food provides that unforgettable tropical experience. Time to chill out, wind down, listen to the reggae beats.

'Yamon' welcome to Jamaica.

Excursions: A must for all travelling to Jamaica. The famous Dunn's River Falls or why not go on a Blue Mountain adventure or river raft the Rio Grande.

Sint Maarten / St Martin spelt differently depending on which side of the island you are on. This is the smallest island in the world owned by two different countries. France has the northern part and Holland the southern part. In 1998 the island celebrated 350 years of dual nationality. The Dutch capital is Philipsburg and French capital Marigot and is a favorite stop off point for the cruise ships.

The main beaches to visit are Orient Beach on the French side, which is clothes optional and features great watersports with beachside restaurants. On  the south side is the quiet Cupecoy beach which is backed by low cliffs and allows nude sunbathing at the northern end.

New Providence Island is one of the Bahamas and is situated off the coast of Miami in Florida.

Ten minutes from the capital Nassau is where you will find Cable beach with white sands and plenty of watersports. The island has a colonial influence due to its historic ties with the UK. The water surrounding the Bahamas is quite shallow, giving the sea an incredible blue colour. The island has top class entertainment, casinos and markets.

Mention Brazil and most people conjure up images of flamboyant carnivals, the statue of Christ and the infamous Ronnie Biggs the Great Train robber. Brazil is this and far more.

The country is the worlds' largest coffee producer and is a fascinating blend of Latin American and European cultures. Rio with its pulsating lifestyle to sophisticated Buenos Aires with its Paris like tree-lined boulevards is enough to get the mind racing.

A good excursion is to see the Iguacu Falls, a 2 miles wide precipice with a total of 275 falls, giving rise to clouds of rainbow colored spray. For the ecological minded this country has rain forests, fantastic unspoilt beaches and of course the mighty Amazon.

Mexico has a lot to offer, great beaches, ancient ruins, rain forests, spicy food and friendly people. The Mexican people descendents of the Mayan race maybe small in statue but are big on hospitality.

Some of the resorts in Cancun are bold and brash but there is a lot more to this country than high-rise hotels and rich American tourists. There's the ancient Pyramids at Chichen Itza, the temples at Tullum, the underground river at Xcaret which although is a large tourist attraction blends well with nature.

It's a vast country with a poor road network so you have to plan your excursions carefully. The second largest reef in the world is just off shore and is a divers paradise.

When Christopher Columbus arrived on the Dominican Republic's shores in 1492, he proclaimed, "There is no island that is more beautiful in the world ". For visitors of the country today, the Dominican Republic definitely represents just that. It is simply a paradise to discover - golden sandy beaches, crystal clear turquoise waters, mysterious lush valleys, majestic tall mountains and wonderfully friendly people. Hispaniola.com invites you to discover this paradise in the Caribbean – the one and only Dominican Republic.

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