Belize

Belize is an English speaking mecca for the scuba diver, snorkeler, nature and birding enthusiast, as well as the amateur anthropologist. Belize is home or gateway to some of the most spectacular Mayan ruins. As well the interior offers activities from horseback riding to canoeing. Running parallel; to the coast is the world’s second longest barrier reef with over 200 offshore cayes and three major atolls. MORE...

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Bonaire

Located just 55 miles off the coast of Venezuela, Bonaire has long been heralded a paradise for divers, photographers, and nature lovers. The island is surrounded by coral reef with many sites accessible form shore. This pristine and eco-friendly island also boasts one of the world's first marine parks. MORE...

Dominica

The Caribbean’s nature island, Dominica appeals to naturalists, hikers and divers. Resplendent with thundering waterfalls, the island has both cool mountain lakes and boiling hot springs – reminders of Dominica’s volcanic origin. Offshore the seafloor drops off just as quickly, providing fantastic diving, teeming with sea life. MORE...

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St. Lucia

One of the most stunning islands in the Caribbean, St. Lucia is blessed with a lush green beauty, a true rainforest and framed by rugged splendor of the twin "Pitons". Boasting lovely beaches and great reefs for snorkleres and divers, healing mineral pools and a host of activities from biking, hiking to sailing and shopping, St. Lucia is more than a divers delight. MORE...

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St. Vincent

This fertile and mountainous island was one of the last in the Caribbean to be colonised by Europeans. Volcanic eruptions have deposited ash that acts as a superb fertiliser, making the island a riot of tropical vegetation. There are marvellous botanical gardens near the capital of Kingstown; high on a promontory above the town is Fort Charlotte, the island’s main defence, from which there are wonderful views. MORE..
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Tobago

Tobago is an exotic island of unspoiled rainforest, undeveloped coastlines and underwater wonderlands. The thick jungle in the mountainous center is an ecotourism sanctuary for brightly colored parrots and other rare tropical birds. Diving packages are offered to reefs known for friendly manta rays, rich coral reefs, schools of fish and high powered drift dives. MORE...

Turks & Caicos

This chain of atoll islands, located south of the Bahamas, boast sugar sand beaches and excellent offshore reefs for diving and snorkeling. In winter months, the migratory humpback whales pass through these waters offering an added attraction to the already exciting underwater world. MORE...