Unwind on pink-sand beaches, blue holes, and easy island vibes of the Bahamas
Sail through the Caribbean Sea, visiting multiple islands and enjoying tropical beaches and clear waters.
Cruise classic cars, salsa nights, and tobacco valleys of Cuba
Feel reggae rhythms, Blue Mountains coffee trails, and turquoise coves of Jamaica
Visit the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico, known for its beautiful beaches, historic Old San Juan, and El Yunque rainforest
Unwind beneath the Pitons, warm sulfur springs, and reef-ringed bays of Saint Lucia
Relax on west-coast beaches, limestone caves, and rum-soaked calypso of Barbados
Explore the stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters of the Virgin Islands
Split time between palm beaches, high peaks, and merengue nights of the Dominican Republic
Sail cobalt channels, palm islets, and rainforest cascades of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Sail coral reefs, historic harbors, and 365 sunlit beaches of Antigua and Barbuda
Breathe spice-scented breezes, rainforest waterfalls, and soft beaches of Grenada
Hike boiling lake trails, rainforests, and black-sand bays of Dominica
Dance through Carnival, bird-rich wetlands, and reef-sheltered bays of Trinidad and Tobago
Ride scenic railway, hike volcanic peaks, and relax on Nevis shores of Saint Kitts and Nevis
Celebrate vivid art, mountain fortresses, and resilient Caribbean spirit of Haiti
Visit Curacao, a Caribbean island known for its colorful Dutch colonial architecture in Willemstad, beautiful beaches, and vibrant culture
Relax on Grand Cayman's famous coral sand beach
Edward Kenway, a ship called the Jackdaw and shanties in the Caribbean; the pirate game.
The sea of seven colours, a Caribbean island closer to Nicaragua with Raizal English Creole culture.
The oldest city in Colombia, the beaches of Tayrona park and the trek to the Lost City.
Afro-Caribbean reggae, coconut rice and the Salsa Brava wave on the Caribbean coast.
Fifth Avenue, the ferry to Cozumel and the reef diving of the Riviera Maya.
A French-Dominican beach town on the Samana peninsula, humpback whales from January to March.
The only cable car in the Caribbean, up to a Christ statue, and the amber museum.
Wooden Caribbean houses on stilts, starfish beach and the boats to the Bocas del Toro islands.
The Caribbean's biggest carnival.
An 8-km beach with no hotels at all, reached by boat through Jaragua National Park — the wildest sand in the Caribbean.
Turquoise water, volcanic peaks, and a different rhythm on every island. Collect the whole archipelago.
A cruise harbour under Morne Fortune, a covered market selling cocoa sticks and bay rum, and the Pitons an hour down the coast.
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