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Caribbean Vacations Offer International Flair in a Tropical Setting
The hardest part of planning Caribbean vacations may be deciding which islands to visit. Comprised of more than two dozen island nations, 7,000 individual islands, and with roots originating in several European nations, the region’s rich culture and tropical setting make it a perennially popular choice for both extravagant and cheap Caribbean vacations.
You can find cheap Caribbean flights to all of the islands, which boast spectacular Caribbean resorts, fresh seafood, palm trees perfect for slinging a hammock, and white, sandy beaches. But each island has its own international style.
The British Virgin Islands, Barbados, and Jamaica were originally colonies of England and have a decidedly English feel with cultural touches like afternoon high tea and cricket matches.
For a French-influenced Caribbean vacation, visit the French-speaking islands of Martinique, Guadeloupe, and St. Martin (the other side of St. Maarten). Designer boutiques, fine wine, and exquisite cuisine are just some of the French details you’ll notice on these islands.
The Dutch Caribbean islands are divided into two sets of three islands: Aruba, Bonaire, and Curacao near the Venezuelan coast and St. Maarten, St. Eustatius, and Saba nearly 600 miles northeast. Many of the islands have vividly colored Dutch-style buildings harkening back to their colonial era.
For more Spanish-influenced Caribbean vacation packages, visitors can take in the history and culture of Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. The Dominican was Spain’s main colony in the New World. From the lilting accents to the cobbled streets and towering stone walls, both islands contain palpable echoes of their colonial heritage.
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