Head to Road Town (a “small town with a big heart”) making your way over its colorful streets first built in the 1700s. You’ll visit the island’s top viewpoints to get those incredible snaps at Great Mountain (whose name kind of says it all), Carrot Bay to sample the island's famous fish soup (a must-try), and free time on the shores of Pusser’s Landing. 

 Hop into a ferry to go past the iridescent islets dotting the coast of Tortola. Upon arrival, lunch will be served at a local resort, and then a safari-style bus will transport you to The Baths.  

 Snorkle in Norman Island — the inspiration behind Robert Louis Stevenson’s book Treasure Island. Besides wild goats who roam the island freely, no inhabitants live here full-time, making the surrounding reef and inner caves the perfect place to explore with snorkel gear. 

 The ideal mix of turquoise waters, sprawling white sand beaches for relaxation, historic hubs and endless opportunities for exciting outdoor adventures. 

 Shop along the iconic pedestrian-only Swan Street – where the local culture of Bridgetown radiates through its impressive handmade shops, cafes and more. Explore infinite different outdoor activities, from four-wheeling across the island, taking a historic beach hike and hopping on the beautiful heritage railway to discovering an array of hidden beaches and bays by boat. Snorkel the crystal clear waters that surround this gem of the Caribbean and sip craft cocktails while learning about the locally-sourced rum that makes them so special after uncovering the restored beauty of some of the island’s most historic locations.  

 St. Lucia’s Mecca for the Nature Lover

It’ll be next to impossible not to be taken by the sea of brightly colored houses and swarming shops that pepper the bustling coast as you approach Castries. One of Castries’ most distinctive facts is its unique background with volcanos, in fact, the island of St. Lucia itself was formed almost entirely by the volcanic activity of the North American and Caribbean tectonic plates, making their sulfur hot springs, sprawling coral reef and drive-in volcano some of their most admired attractions.

 With opportunities to explore the rainforest via cable car, hike the pitons, taste homemade rum, traverse waterfalls, horseback ride across a white sand beach and delicious dining options from white tablecloth restaurants to sharing small plates and tropical cocktails under the sun there is certainly no shortage of options to make your day in Castries an absolutely perfect one. 

 Surround yourself with the healing sun, beguiling beaches & infinite outdoor adventure at this exclusive island haven.  You could spend a full year in St. John’s and not return to the same beach twice – literally. With 365 white sand beaches sprawling the tranquil coastline of this Caribbean .  Zip-line from one canopied platform to another while experiencing Antigua’s breathtaking flora and fauna. Drive from scenic beach to scenic beach while seeing the local cows grazing beside the lush fruit orchards. Kick back and listen to local live reggae and calypso music with a Sundowner.   ee the unbelievable Montserrat Volcano from the safety and comfort of a helicopter tour. Swim with giant wild stingray and appreciate the countless species of birds on an adventure to Great Bird Island – because while St. John’s is teeming with relaxing beaches; it's simply filled to the brim with exciting things to do.
 

 St. Maarten/St. Martin, The best of the French Caribbean culture and Dutch Caribbean culture, a tropical paradise nestled in the Caribbean. This is the destination of choice for many travelers seeking sun, sea, and relaxation. While it’s known for its beautiful beaches, lively culture, and unique experiences like catamaran charters from Red Baron Charter