Antigua Island, with its 365 immaculate beaches, is the dream destination. These uncrowded beaches are amongst the most beautiful in the Caribbean. If you enjoy water sports, its crystal clear water makes it a paradise for swimming, scuba diving, sailing or windsurfing.

Located in the southern Caribbean, 25 km north of Venezuela and just below the hurricane belt, the island of Aruba is a vacation destination with an ideal climate, average year-round temperature of 27 degrees Celsius and no rainy season.

The archipelago of the Bahamas, situated north of the Caribbean, is comprised of 700 tiny islands with pink and white sandy beaches, pristine turquoise water and splendid sunshine. The beaches are famous for snorkeling and divers will be fulfilled.

Very popular with Canadians, Barbados, with its old plantation homes, stately churches and British refinement, has a charm all its own. With its chattel cottages, horse racing, polo clubs, cricket pitches and traditional afternoon teas, Barbados is truly unique.

Made up of three islands in the western Caribbean, Grand Cayman, Little Cayman and Cayman Brac, this British colony is more than just banks. It is sparkling turquoise waters and sunny sandy beaches.

The city of Willemstad, with its more than 300 year old European style buildings, floating bridge, and quintessential market is totally unique in the Caribbean.

The islands of Guadeloupe are made up of several islands: Grande Terre, Basse Terre, Marie Galante and Les Saintes (Terre de Haut and Terre de Bas), la Désirade, Saint Martin and Saint Barthélemy.

Some say this is the best of the Caribbean: emerald green gorges of the Rio Grande, spectacular waterfalls, ancient plantations and colonial forts.

Martinique has been named “Best Gourmet Island of the Year” in 2008 and in 2009 by Caribbean World Magazine. Like all Caribbean islands, Martinique is blessed with sun, sand and sea, but it is the unique and world-class quality of its gastronomy that enables us to provide unparalleled culinary travel experiences for even the most discerning palates.

Charlotte Amalie, capital city of the American Virgin Islands and primary shopping spot in the West Indies, is the most popular port in the Caribbean. More than a million visitors, mostly from cruise ships, invade the duty free shops annually.

Once a Danish possession and the largest of the U.S. Virgin Islands, St.Croix, has two main points of interest: the cities of Frederiksted and Christiansted, the capital and national historical site. It is where, in 1493 on Buck Island, Christopher Columbus landed.

Surrounded by 36 magnificent beaches and located in the Caribbean, Saint Martin is a quaint little island separated in two regions, one French, the other Dutch. Saint Martin is often compared to St Tropez with its charming bistros serving culinary delights.

Attention, scuba divers….Come and discover the marvels of the Turks and Caïcos Islands with their 230 miles of coral reef. Just south of the Bahamas and only an 80-minute flight from Miami, they have captured the hearts of many Canadians.

Year-round sunny weather and magnificent white sand beaches make the Dominican Republic, the second largest island in the Caribbean, the favorite destination for Quebecers.

Also known as the Amber Coast and situated on the north coast of the island, Puerto Plata lies at the base of Mont Isabel de Torres. You can hike up or take the sky lift to the summit 800 meters in altitude. With its pastel colored Victorian homes and turn of the century buildings, this charming city evokes romance.

Not too long ago, the east coast of the island, near Punta Cana, was nearly deserted. Now it is a more and more popular destination. This is truly the beach-lover’s paradise which stretches over 35 kilometers of turquoise water.

The Dominican Republic, second largest island of the Caribbean, is also the first land of North America, Christopher Columbus having landed here. The country is extremely rich in history, offering numerous museums and colonial monuments, as well as theatres, hotels, nightclubs and restaurants, all reflecting the Dominican culture.

Cancun is the sun worshiper's capital of the Mexican resorts and is located on the east coast of the Yucatan Peninsula. A wide range of water activities is there for your choosing. Snorkel through the coral reef, observe the multi-colored fish or, if you prefer, take a leisurely stroll on the fine white sand beach with its natural caves. A visit to the nearby Mayan ruins of Chichén Itza and Tulum is highly recommended. Accommodations to suit most budgets can be found here in Cancun, from deluxe hotel suites of international reputation or more modest accommodations. Make sure to participate in the exciting nightlife in clubs, bars and Mexican fiestas.

Cozumel is the largest inhabited island of Mexico. It is a real paradise for scuba diving and snorkeling thanks to Palancar Reef, a sanctuary for a marine life with surprising colors and species.

In an unusually beautiful site, in the heart of the Mexican Pacific, surrounded by mountains covered with tropical forest that come down to the coast, lies the peaceful, picturesque fishing village of Zihuatanejo with its wonderful combination of tranquility, exuberant surroundings and affordable tourist facilities.

Without a doubt, the Mayan Riviera is one of the most beautiful resorts in Mexico and is located about an hour south of Cancun. The white sandy beaches with their tropical coves and mysterious underwater caves welcome divers and snorkelers. The natural beauty of the area and the ruins of a nearby Mayan temple attract history and archeology buffs from around the world. The quaint little village of Playa del Carmen offers souvenir and handicraft shops, world-class hotels chains, restaurants, bars and discos.

Puerto Vallarta, surrounded by tropical mountains, is Mexico’s second largest coastal resort. With its unique colonial architecture, deluxe hotels, boutiques and restaurants, this charming picturesque village has something for all tastes.

With its 250 beautiful beaches, 18 challenging golf courses and glamorous casinos, Porto Rico is one of the most popular tourist destinations. This island hosts many restaurants offering Caribbean fine gourmet dining and lively night clubs. Porto Rico offers something for everyone, from gambling to golfing and all the favorite water sports.