The word, Caribbean is synonymous with wide expanses of sandy beaches fringed with windswept palms, azure blue waters teeming with exotic marine life, stunning sunrises, and romantic sunsets, combined with the throbbing rhythm of dance and music. More than 700 islands make up this part of the Americas which are vacation hotspots and go-to destinations for those wanting to add some vibrant color to their tranquil holiday.
The Caribbean exudes a myriad of intoxicating colors, from its vibrant and varied landscape to the food and dress of the people that inhabit these lands. While some of the islands like the Bahamas, Barbados and Antigua and Barbuda are relatively flat, the islands of volcanic origin like Puerto Rico, Saint Lucia, Saint Kitts, and Trinidad and Tobago are more rugged with lofty mountain ranges. Many visitors to the Caribbean enjoy hopping from one island to the next to explore and experience the diversity which is sometimes rather astonishing. From colonial Santo Domingo to the wealthy Cayman Islands and revolutionary Cuba, each island has a distinct personality of its own.
First settled by the British in 1625, Barbados is and an island country that belongs to the Lesser Antilles, and an attractive tourist destination with white sand beaches and glimmering blue waters. Steeped in history, architecture, wildlife, sporting events, renowned restaurants. This beautiful little island offers a broad range of intriguing attractions, makes it the perfect Caribbean vacation.…
Despite being particularly famed for its gorgeous beaches, Barbados is one destination that has it all. Think lush gardens, a UNESCO-listed heritage capital, excellent nightlife, and white beaches with turquoise bays. Many might be surprised to learn that Barbados isn’t amongst the gay-friendly Caribbean nations. This is largely due to antiquated anti-gay laws left over…
Located in the Caribbean region of America, Barbados is a part of the Lesser Antilles. Despite being a tiny country, it’s one of the most popular places for vacation. Surrounded mostly by the Atlantic Ocean, the island possesses turquoise, crystal-clear beaches. Perfect for a summer trip! But don’t let the beaches fool you. Barbados has…
Barbados is innately Caribbean in nature. Think cyan-turquoise waters, lush greenery, and brilliant white-sand beaches. The picture-postcard escape is the Caribbean’s westernmost island and overlooks the North Atlantic Ocean. Barbados has long been mesmerizing travelers since the 19th century, and it’s no different today. While all kinds of travelers throng to it, it’s particularly popular…