Where to rent a villa in the Caribbean 2024
If you are wondering where to rent a villa in the Caribbean it is important first to know a little about each Caribbean island. Here are the islands where we rent luxury Caribban villas.
The captivating island of Anguilla is just 16 miles long and 3 miles wide. It lies in the Eastern Caribbean and is easily reached through Antigua, Puerto Rico and St. Martin. It is one of the smallest inhabited islands in the Caribbean. Anguilla has magnificent beaches, clear crystal waters, mesmerising views and award-winning cuisine. Some of our most luxury villas to rent in the Caribbean are Anguilla villas. Anguilla is also home to the friendliest, most welcoming people.
It is blessed with the finest, powder soft sands. The inviting shoreline offers a variety of memorable activities. These include sailing, snorkelling, watersports and scuba diving.
Anguilla is famous for its cuisine. From laid-back beach bars, casual dining and fine-dining at its very best. There are over 100 restaurants on the island. Anguilla is known as the “Culinary Capital of the Caribbean”.
For fans of birdlife, wildlife and “Robinson Crusoe life”, there are six fabulous outer island Cays to visit. These are named Scrub Island, Sombrero, Dog Island, Sandy Island, Prickly Pear and Anguillita. Each has its own character. Just take a boat trip for swimming, snorkelling and enjoying a fantastic lunch.
A wealth of arts, culture and heritage are reflected in the people and their abundance of celebratory events and traditional festivals that are staged throughout the year. These range from the premier music event, the Moonsplash Festival to the Anguilla Regatta. This is showcases the island’s boat racing.
Getting to Anguilla : The main gateways are Puerto Rico, St. Maarten and Antigua.
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We have a wide selection of villas to rent in Anguilla. These range from classical to modern, contemporary homes on the beach.
Antigua is located in the Eastern Caribbean in the centre of the Leeward Islands, approximately 17 degrees north of the equator. It is the largest of the English-speaking Leeward Islands of the Caribbean and lies just north of the islands of St. Martin, St. Barths, St. Kitts and Nevis. Antigua enjoys a fabulous climate with year round sunshine, averaging 26-30 degrees C, low rainfall and low humidity making it one of the sunniest Caribbean islands.
Just 14 miles long and 11 miles wide, the local Antiguans are proud to say their island has 365 beaches – one for every day of the year. The beaches of Antigua are stunning and largely undeveloped with long stretches of powdery sand. There are small secluded coves and Antigua is fringed with a magnificent, protective coral reef. The waters are crystal clear.
With its long British maritime history, Antigua was once considered to be the most important trading port in the Caribbean. Interesting monuments to this history are dotted throughout the island. These include the restored Georgian “Nelson’s Dockyard” (named after Admiral Nelson himself). Also of interest is Betty’s Hope. This is one of the largest sugar plantations and the original capital of Antigua, Parham village.
Antigua has something for everyone. It has an amazing coastling for watersports, idyllic sailing and fishing. Also on offer is tennis, golf and horse riding. Not to mention of course the “all important” cricket so close to the Antiguans way of life. A trip to Pricky Pear Island or nearby Barbuda with its pink sand beaches is also highly recommended. The capital of Antigua is now St. John’s. This is a bustling town with original historical architecture and interesting markets.
With the constant passing trade winds and the softly indented coastline, Antigua is the perfect playground for some of the finest sailing in the West Indies. It attracts enthusiasts from all over the world during the sailing weeks, racing weeks and regattas.
There is a huge range of restaurants with a variety of cuisine located around the island.
Getting to Antigua & Barbuda : Regular non-stop flights from the UK with British Airways and Virgin Atlantic (approximately 8 hours). There are non-stop flights from New York and Miami with American Airlines.
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We have a selection of luxury villas to rent in Antigua inlcuding Golden Eye the villa where Ian Fleming wrote many of the James Bond novels.
The Bahamas are a chain of islands and cays, stretching from the east coast of Florida to just north of Cuba. They cover an area of 100,000 sq miles. Over 500 miles of the clearest water in the world surrounds this oasis archipelago of 700 islands. Each island has its own individual charm and diversity that continues beyond its natural beauty into the Bahamian people.
Nassau, the capital of The Bahamas, is located on New Providence Island. It offers a variety of experiences from non - stop activities to peaceful relaxation. You will find beautifully preserved colonial buildings, a variety of attractions, duty free shopping and a great straw market. This is said to be one of the largest in the Caribbean. There are exciting land and sea sports, amazing beaches, interesting cuisine and traditional cultural activities. The famous Paradise Island is linked to Nassau by a bridge. It too has some stunning beaches, a world class golf course and some of the best accommodation in the Caribbean.
If you long to get away from the crowds, then a visit to one of the many outer islands would be a perfect solution.
Getting to The Bahamas : Flights from the UK with British Airways to Nassau.
Flights through the US with connecting flights into Nassau and other islands are also plentiful.
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BARBADOS
Barbados is the most easterly Caribbean Island, lying 62 miles East of the Leeward Island Chain. Barbados is one of the best known and much loved islands of the Caribbean. It has been long established as a fabulous holiday retreat with its superb beaches and an endless list of activities. It has a fascinating history and culture. There is exceptional cuisine and the warmest, friendliest welcome from the Bajan people.
Barbados is situated in the south eastern Caribbean Sea. It is 100 miles east from St. Vincent and The Grenadines. This pear-shaped island measures just 21 miles long and 14 miles wide. It is blessed with the beautiful calm of the Caribbean Sea on the west coast and the scenic, dramatic Atlantic coastline on the east.
Steeped in history, drawn from its English, African and West Indian roots, Barbados has its own fascinating and distinctive identity. Guests may experience this through its captivating customs, culture, art and traditions.
The focus for visitors tends to be in the parish of St. James. This is known as the Platinum Coast. It has a wide range of beautiful accommodation options.
Venture out and you will find gorgeous beaches. Every conceivable watersport is on offer including sailing and diving. There are historical places of interest such as St. Nicholas Abbey and beautiful landscaped gardens to explore. You can enjoy nature and wildlife. Barbdos offers a variety of informal and sophisticated restaurants, music, art, festivals and sports such as polo and golf.
Don’t miss a tour of the famous Mount Gay Rum Distillery and Oistin’s Fish Fry on Friday nights. Explore historic Bridgetown including the sophisticated duty-free shopping. There truly is something for everyone on Barbados.
Getting to Barbados : Grantley Adams International Airport is an international gateway and is served by numerous scheduled flights from all over the world.
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We have an enormous selection of luxury villas to rent in Barbados and can access any you might see that are not on our website.
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Bequia is a beautiful, sleepy little Caribbean island. It is no more than seven square miles lying south of St Vincent and north of Mustique. It is one of the picturesque, undeveloped Grenadine Islands of the southern part of the Caribbean. Being mountainous, Bequia offers magnificent views of the Caribbean Sea and outlying Grenadine Islands from every aspect. There are secluded, white sand beaches, pretty coves and a stunning green, tropical landscape.
Bequia and the surrounding Grenadines are renowned for their excellent sailing waters and there are many fabulous yachts available in the area.
Bequia has been described as a perfect example of how the rest of the Caribbean was over 20 years ago. It is less developed and informal, with no mass tourism. Admiralty Bay is one of the Caribbean’s most protected natural harbours. It is filled with fabulous yachts as sailors stop at the island to stock up at the local markets with fresh produce. The main village of Port Elizabeth is charming. It has a small selection of shops and bars and restaurants that run along the scenic seafront.
The waters surrounding Bequia are perfect for swimming, snorkelling, watersports, sailing and diving.
Getting to Bequia: Bequia's airport accommodates small aircraft and there are charter flights daily to and from St Vincent, Barbados and other Caribbean islands. There are also ferries running between Port Elizabeth, Bequia and Kingstown and St Vincent.
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The British Virgin Islands archipelago comprises around 60 beautiful, tropical islands. Each has its own charm. They are located just a 45 minute flight west of Antigua. These islands are urrounded by the Atlantic Ocean to the north and the calm waters of the Caribbean Sea to the south. Most of the islands’ origins were volcanic, leaving them with a rugged terrain. There are lush green hillsides and heavenly beaches. The British Virgin Islands represents the original Caribbean. They are untouched, totally relaxed and with the exact amount of thoughtful development to offer the ultimate holiday retreat for visitors.
The British Virgin Islands are perfect for island hopping. The islands are close to each other and quaint boats and ferries are able to transport you. The largest islands include Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegada and Jost Van Dyke. Many more tiny uninhabited islands and islets sre favoured as sailing trip stopping points for exploration and picnic lunches.
The British Virgin Islands has something for everyone with its variety of activities. Watersports, magnificent diving spots and fabulous sailing waters. There is varied cuisine ranging from fine dining restaurants to laid-back beach bars.
These islands offer stunning beaches, tiny coves and tropical fauna and flora. There are magnificent views from every angle. There are also historical points of interest and natural wonders such as The Baths on Virgin Gorda.
Getting to the BVI : The British Virgin Islands' main airport, the Terrence B. Lettsome Airport (EIS) is reached by connecting through other Caribbean airports on the islands such as Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, Antigua, or St. Maarten.
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Canouan Island is located in the heart of Caribbean. It is an island in The Grenadines. Canouan enjoys bright sunshine, clear skies and turquoise waters.
The Grenadines, is a region known for its unsurpassed sailing, marine life and Caribbean charm. It is located just 110 miles west of Barbados.
Canouan is a short sail away from the other Grenadine Islands of Mustique, Bequia, Palm Island, and the Tobago keys. The island’s three square miles are unspoiled with lush green hills, fabulous golf, secluded white sand beaches. It is sheltered by one of the world’s largest coral reefs.
With an island population of only 700 residents, Canouan is an intimately friendly and welcoming island paradise. Ideal for those seeking a sophisticated and idyllic Caribbean getaway.
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The Cayman Islands consist of three islands located in the blue waters of the Western Caribbean. The Cayman Islands are located in the Western Caribbean approx. 480 miles south of Miami and 180 miles northwest of Jamaica. There are 3 islands. Grand Cayman is the largest (76 sq miles) , Little Cayman is the smallest ( 10 sq miles) and the third is Cayman Brac (14 sq miles).They are 150 miles south of Cuba and west of Jamaica. Grand Cayman is 22 miles long and 8 miles wide at its widest point. It is the most successfully developed island. The charming Caymanians enjoy one of the highest standards of living in the West Indies. Their main industries are tourism and offshore banking. The Cayman Islands are located about 20 degrees north of the Equator. They enjoy wonderful year round temperatures. The coolest month is February and the warmest month is July.
Getting to the Cayman Islands. Getting to the Caymans could not be easier. Various airlines offer daily flights from the USA, Canada and the UK with Inter - island services operated by Cayman Airways.
Grand Cayman is the home of the capital, George Town. This offers some of the finest cuisine and shopping in the Caribbean. In Grand Cayman you can explore a sunken wreck, dance the night away or simply go sightseeing. One of the many attractions of Grand Cayman is Seven Mile Beach. This is a long stretch of white sand rated one of the most beautiful beaches in the entire Caribbean.
Little Cayman and Cayman Brac are much quieter and have some excellent scuba diving. Grand Cayman stands 90 miles away from Cayman Brac and Little Cayman, which are separated by only 5 miles.
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The Dominican Republic makes up the eastern two thirds of Hispaniola. It is the second largest Caribbean Island. The third largest is its neighbour Haiti. The Dominican Republic is located in the Northern Caribbean, to the south west of Cuba and west of Puerto Rico. The main language spoken here is Spanish
Getting to the Dominican Republic. There are various airlines offering direct and connecting flights from the USA, Europe and the UK . There are 5 international airports in Dominican Republic so check when you book it’s the correct one. Airports – Puerto Plata, Samana El Catey, Punta Cana, La Roman and Santo Domingo
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Grenada is the most southerly of the Windward Islands in the Caribbean. It is made up of the three beautifully unique islands of Carriacou, Petite Martinique and Grenada itself. The main island of Grenada is 21 miles long and 12 miles wide. It has a small population of approximately 120,000 people. The capital, St. George’s stands as a true reflection of the island’s fascinating history with a colonial charm. It combines18th century Georgian architecture mixed with a vibrancy of the local cultures and traditions.
Grenada has an extraordinary variety of landscapes with a central mountain range, tropical rainforests and gardens. There are natural wildlife sanctuaries, water filled gorges and stunning black and white sand beaches. The most acclaimed is the 2 mile long beach Grande Anse. Offshore is equally as beautiful with the diving ranking amongst the finest in the Caribbean. There are over 50 dive sites including numerous reefs, spectacular shipwrecks and the famous Underwater Sculpture Park. Each of the 3 islands offers an amazing marine bio-diversity to explore.
The islands are blessed with some of the most pristine and beautiful waters in the Caribbean for sailing. There are numerous bays and inlets for sheltered anchoring. An array of watersports activities are on offer. These include kayaking, snorkelling, paddle boarding and deep sea fishing. You might also enjoy an exhilarating power boat excursion.
Grenada is internationally known as the Isle of Spice. It is a major producer of spices such as nutmeg and cinnamon. In addition the island is famous for its production of rum, fine organic cocoa and their own delicious chocolate. Visits to the various plantations and factories such as The Grenada Chocolate Factory and Rivers Antoine Rum provide fascinating insights into their creation. The spices flow through to the exquisite Grenadian cuisine which blends African, Asian and European traditions. There are several renowned restaurants on the island to experience the true taste of Grenada.
Getting to Grenada : There are twice weekly flights from London Gatwick Airport with British Airways and Virgin Atlantic (short touchdown into St. Lucia). Direct flights from the USA with American Airlines, Delta and Jetblue also allow easy access to the island from Atlanta, New York and Miami. Air Canada also offers direct services from Toronto.
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JAMAICA
Jamaica is located in the northern area of the Caribbean. It is the 3rd largest Caribbean Island, positioned 90 miles south of Cuba and 99 miles west of Haiti.
Jamaica is the birth place of reggae music, championed by the great Bob Marley. Reggae Music and dance make up the heart and soul of Jamaica. It can be heard everywhere around the island. You can visit Bob Marley's home, now a museum in Kingston, the island's capital on the South Coast. No other island in the Caribbean offers such a diversity of cultures and attractions that you can find in Jamaica.The people are very friendly and are happy to talk to visitors about their cultures. The Rastfarians may even tell tales of piracy and hidden treasures.
Montego Bay is the most popular location, on the North East coast. For many years it has brought rich and famous from around the world to its beautiful clear waters, coral reefs and white sandy beaches.
Ocho Rios area offers a range of activities giving an insight into the island's lush countryside. Perhaps climb a waterfall, a river raft trip or a horse back ride through some verdant forest and woodlands.
The wonderful Caribbean Island of Jamaica has an abundance of history and natural beauty. There are rivers that flow through valleys and mountains that rise to almost 7,000 feet where the prized Blue Mountain coffee is grown. Activities are plentiful allowing you to explore, discover and be entertained with some of the delights Jamaica has to offer.
Getting to Jamacia : there are various airlines offering direct and connecting flights from North America and Europe . There are 2 international airports in Jamaica – Kingston and Montego Bay.
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MEXICO
Mexico is in the southern part of North America bordered to the north by the United States. It is bordered to the south and west by the Pacific Ocean. To the southeast it is bordered by Guatemala, Belize, and the Caribbean Sea. To the east is the Gulf of Mexico.
The official language in Mexico is Spanish. It became an independent state in 1821 after gaining it’s sovereignty from Spain. Mexico City, is the country’s cosmopolitan capital and the largest city. It is densely populated but with interesting architecture both old and new, museums and churches. The majority of Mexico has scattered mountains and volcanoes just waiting to be explored.
Mexico has something to offer everyone. From deserts to jungle and spectacular coastlines to stunning beaches. Mexico has a year round mild climate which makes it a place to visit anytime. December – March are the driest and the peak times to visit. Rainfall is usually June –Sept.
Albeit in some regions the climates and conditions may differ. Deserts in the north dominate the dry weather. Western Mexico and the states of Jalisco are often referred to as having an eternal spring. On the Yucatán Peninsula you have the picturesque turquoise seas. In the south are tropical jungles and the Pacific. Here it is more humid and hot.
Puerto Vallarta is on the opposite side of the country. This is a commercial holiday resort. It is smaller than Cancún and has a central old town with cobbled streets that fan out from a colonial plaza.
Mexico is rich in history of ancient civilisations. From the city of Palenque to the world-famous archaeological site of Chichén Itzá. Or in Tulum on the Riviera Maya, one of the last Mayan cities was built. It sits on the idyllic coastline of the Yucatán Peninsula.
Mexican food is loved by so many for its amazing variety of tastes. Enjoy authentic Mexican dishes like guacamole, tacos and chilaquiles (a typical breakfast dish ). There are culinary differences in various areas of the country. You’ll never be short of on new culinary experiences.
Sample the Mexican style Tequila or smokey mezcal best accompanied by a wedge of lime or orange.
Getting to Mexico. There are connecting flights available linking the North and South American continents together, to over 100 Mexican airports. Direct from Europe flights take around 10 hours. International airports include Mexico City, Puebla and Cancun.
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MUSTIQUE
The island of Mustique is unique. Nowhere in the world will you find such an exceptional, private island experience. This is combined with the ultimate in luxury villa living. All this set against a backdrop of extraordinary natural beauty. Just 3 miles long and 1.5 miles wide, Mustique is surrounded by nine, secluded white sand beaches. It is a stunning, tropical landscape and enjoys beautiful views of the picturesque Grenadine Islands from every aspect. Sophisticated, yet relaxed and informal. Both couples and family groups with children feel a fabulous sense of being part of a very special community.
Britannia Bay is the delightful focal point of this community with its fishing village, tiny fish market and Corea’s Food Store. There are boutiques housed in the prettiest pink and purple cottages, a bakery (with, arguably, the best pastries in the region), a fine goods store and last but not least, famous Basil’s Bar. This is the perfect spot for a sunset cocktail and the weekly barbeque and “Jump-Up”. Enjoy a walk along the seafront and stop for coffee or ice-creams at the quaint café.
Whilst the private villas are the hallmark of Mustique there is also the charming boutique Cotton House Hotel. We would be happy to book a stay for you at Cotton House Hotel. This has four restaurants and a range of activities including water sports, a dive centre, sailing and fishing. There is horse-riding, a Tennis Club with resident pro, a fitness trail and a beachfront Spa. Everything you could wish for in a perfect resort environment.
Getting to Mustique : Mustique is easily reached through Barbados or St. Lucia on scheduled flights operated by the Mustique Company. Daily flights are operated to Mustique from St. Lucia (flying time 35 minutes) and from Barbados (flying time 55 minutes) on a Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Once you have chosen your Mustique villa, we will immediately book your inter-island flight arrangements for you.
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St Barths—also known as St. Barts, and Saint Barthélemy—is a French-speaking Caribbean island known for its luxe vibe and flawless beaches. Popular among the jet set, St Barths is home to many high-end restaurants, designer stores, and yachts. The population of the 9.26-square-mile island was around 10,000 in the most recent census.
St Barths is located in the heart of the Caribbean Islands. With the Atlantic Ocean to the west and the Caribbean Sea to the east, St Barths offers fourteen exceptional beaches set along its 32 kilometers of coastline.
The capital, Gustavia, encircles a yacht-filled harbour. The island has high-end restaurants and historical attractions like the Wall House, whose exhibits highlight the island’s Swedish colonial era. Perched above town is 17th-century Fort Karl, looking out over popular Shell Beach.
St Barths takes the warmth and disposition of the French countryside and drops it in the middle of the Caribbean. The tropical setting includes a landscape of rolling mountains, blue-green waters, miles of coastline and streets lined with floral bushes. Many aspects of the island will remind you that it is a French territory. French is spoken by locals, signs all across the island are written in French and the local currency is the euro. Its vibrant culture and laid-back lifestyle are nonetheless emblematic of the Caribbean.
How to get to St Barths: There are no direct flights to St Barts from cities in the continental US or from any cities in Europe. St Barths’ uniquely short runway at Gustav III Airport (SBH) can only accommodate STOL (short takeoff and landing) prop planes seating 18 people or less.
You can however fly to a nearby island in a large jet on a standard commercial flight, then go over to St Barts in a smaller plane. The benefit of flying in one of these smaller planes is that you will fly at a lower altitude. You will also have a better view of the surrounding islands as you approach St Barts.
You’ll see hidden coral reefs, uninhabited islands with private beaches and sailboats . As you approach St Barths you’ll be low enough to pick out individual red roofed villas and fly over mega yachts. You will also have a birds-eye view of Gustavia and its picturesque harbour.
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St Kitts and Nevis are located in the northern part of the Leeward Islands in the Caribbean . These sister islands are only 2 -3 miles away from each other and approx. 62 miles northwest of Antigua.
St Kitts offers 18 miles of verdant land stretching across rainforests that teem with gentle wildlife. Mountains scrape the sky and shores defy convention. Some are volcanic black and others Caribbean gold.
Stt Kitts and Nevis is a dual-island nation. It is known for cloud-shrouded mountains and beaches. Many of its former sugar plantations are now inns or atmospheric ruins. The larger of the 2 islands, St Kitts, is dominated by the dormant Mount Liamuiga volcano. It is home to a crater lake, green vervet monkeys and rainforest crisscrossed with hiking trails.
Getting to St Kitts and Nevis : there are various airlines offering connecting flights to Nevis through Antigua, San Juan or St Kitts. There are few direct services into St Kitts. A 45 minute Ferry service is also available between St Kitts and Nevis.
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St Lucia forms part of the Windward Islands in the southern part of Caribbean islands. It is approx. 90 miles northwest of Barbados and 21 miles south of Martinique
The majority of the villas within our St Lucia villa rental portfolio are located on the Cap Estate. This is a large residential development at the very northern tip of the island. It offers luxury homes for holiday rentals, others are purely residential. Most have stunning views of the surrounding tropical landscape. Views often extend over Pigeon Island National Park. This is a forty four acre National Trust reserve which is connected to the mainland by a man-made causeway.
Causeway Beach, has two stretches of white sand and leads to Pigeon Island National Park. The northern area of the beach has a picnic area and is a focal meeting place for the local St Lucians on the weekends and bank holidays. In the park there are 18th century military ruins at Fort Rodney. There is also a restaurant featuring local cuisine and a historical themed pub and restaurant. If you take the hike up the hill to the lookout point at the top the views stretch right across to Reduit Beach.
Reduit Beach, is the most popular long stretch of soft sandy beach, with hotels and a variety of water-sports available. Pigeon Point (as it is often called) is the main venue of the annual St Lucia Jazz Festival, held each year May. This attracts a host of international stars. A ferry runs between the island and Rodney Bay on an hourly schedule.
Rodney Bay is across the bay from Pigeon Point. It is the busiest tourist area. Here there are hotels, good restaurants and bars. There is also a shopping mall, banks, mini marts and supermarkets and a variety of very lively nightlife and a busy marina.
The local village of Gros Islet hosts the now famous Friday Night Jump Up. This is an all night street party to sample the local music and some tasty delights.
St Lucia has a great selection of luxury private villas for rent.
Getting to St Lucia: there are direct flights available from various airlines. There are 2 airports, Hewanorra is the International airport located in the south of the island and Castries located in the Northwest of St Lucia.
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Saint Martin is part of the Leeward Islands in the Caribbean Sea. It comprises 2 separate countries. It is divded between its northern French side, called Saint-Martin and its southern Dutch side, Sint Maarten. The island is home to busy resort beaches and secluded coves. It's also known for fusion cuisine, vibrant nightlife and duty-free shops selling jewelry and liquor.
How to get to St Martin: St Martin is one of the most convenient Caribbean islands to reach. The airport is a central hub for the Caribbean and features direct flights from major US, Canadian and European cities. A flight from the New England area is roughly 4 hours long.
Despite the island’s small size, the island has two airports. The main airport is Princess Juliana Airport that handles the vast majority of international carriers.
The secondary airport is Esperance Grand Case Airport located on the French side. The airport is smaller and provides regional flights as well as Corsair’s international arrival from Paris Orly. Grand Case airport is recommended for guests looking to day trip to nearby islands due to it’s small size and efficiency for check in.
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St. Vincent and the Grenadines is a southern Caribbean nation comprising a main island, St. Vincent, and a chain of smaller islands. It has yacht-filled harbors, chic private isles and volcanic landscapes. It is known for its major sailing destinations such as reef-lined Bequia Island off Admiralty Bay. This is bordered by white-sand beaches like Princess Margaret. The main island is home to the capital, Kingstown.
The island of St. Vincent lies about 20 miles (32 km) southwest of St Lucia and 100 miles (160 km) west of Barbados. It is 18 miles (30 km) long and has a maximum width of 11 miles (18 km). The larger islands of the Grenadines associated with Saint Vincent are Bequia, Canouan, Mayreau, Mustique, Palm Island, Petit Saint Vincent Island and Union Island. The Tobago Cays, just to the east of Mayreau, have been designated a wildlife reserve.
St Vincent has thickly wooded volcanic mountains running north-south and many short swift streams.
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Tobago is a part of twin island nation of Trinidad and Tobago. These are both located in the very southern part of the Caribbean island archipelago . Tobago, the smaller island is 21 miles away from Trinidad. Trinidad is only 7 miles off the coast of Venezuela
Tobago is still one of the unspoiled Caribbean islands. This is in contrast to its sister and neighbouring island of Trinidad. Trinidad is a busy bustling destination. Tobago is a special place with natural beauty, amazing bird life, friendly people and beautiful beaches.
There are two distinctly different areas on the island of Tobago to explore. The western side has the sandy beaches. This is where most of the hotels, luxury villas, water sports and championship golf courses are located.
For those who enjoy diving or snorkeling, take a trip to North, to Speyside and Charlotteville. Here you will see some truly amazing marine life.
When dining out, be sure to try fresh catch of the day, snapper, swordfish, shrimp and lobster etc. Alternatvely try a delicious roti.
Choose from of our luxury villas in Tobago and experience the Caribbean lifestyle. –
Getting to Tobago: there are direct and connecting flights available from various destinations.
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This archipelago offers over 40 islands and cays of which only 10 are actually inhabited. The islands lie approx. 39 miles south of the Bahamas.
The stunning Caribbean islands in Turks and Caicos offer crystal clear waters that wash over beautiful white, sandy beaches. They have an ideal climate, some of the world’s best dive sites and of course not to forget the friendly people. Turks and Caicos have a superb selection of luxury private villas along. There are also Turks and Caicos villas which are part of a luxury resort. These offer the benefit of privacy in a villa and having access to a variety of facilities of a resort community.
The 40 paradise islands and cays extend across 230 miles and are surrounded by the 3rd largest coral reef.
The main island is Providenciales. This is home to the international airport. The other individually unique islands such as North and Middle Caicos and the historical capital of Grand Turk can be reached by air and boat. Grand Turk holds a 2 day festival in June called SummaJam. It has lots of live music, dancing and fun. There are many other highlights on the calendar held on Providenciales. These include regattas, parades and more.
Turks and Caicos islands have so many activities to enjoy on land, on or under the sea.
Getting to Turks and Caicos : there are direct and connecting flights available with various airlines from UK, North America and other Caribbean Islands.
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