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Island Destinations

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Rich fertile land of spice

It's known as spice island, because of the rich crop of nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves, pimento and bay leaves harvested on its fertile terrain. But a getaway to Grenada in the southwest Caribbean offers much more than just seasonings.

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The last of the Virgins

What island in the US Virgins is quiet, private, has no stores, or hotels, has fabulous beaches, and amazing flora, yet is only ten minutes from the best shopping in the world?

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St. Lucia, simply beautiful.

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Viejo San Juan

It’s an ancient city, with an extraordinary energy. Spend some time in Old San Juan and you’ll feel revitalized by the sights, scents and sounds. Click for more.

Last of the Virgins

What island in the US Virgins is quiet, private, has no stores, or hotels, has fabulous beaches, and amazing flora, yet is only ten minutes from the best shopping in the world? Click for more.

Still pursuing peace in Vieques

Annexed to Puerto Rico in 1854, Vieques has a population of about 10,000. Residents still feel the pain from the past, while trying to create a future free from more exploitation. Click for more.

Sharing the Vincy experience

Adventures are everywhere in St. Vincent. Hike to the top of La Soufriere volcano to discover soothing waterfalls. Scuba or snorkel near coral reefs, teeming with tropical fish. Go kayaking or windsurfing or set sail on a personal Odyssey. Click for more.

After dark in St. Maarten

The island offers a heady blend of European sophistication and Caribbean cool. And it’s most apparent, after the sun goes down, when captivating casinos, dazzling discos and creative cafes come alive. Click for more.

The spice island

It's known as spice island, because of the rich crop of nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves, pimento and bay leaves harvested on its fertile terrain. But a getaway to Grenada in the southwest Caribbean - about 400 miles from the Virgins offers much more than just seasonings. Click for more.

Only in Anegada

The name sounds alluring with a bit of intrigue. But this island in the British Virgins is restful rather than exotic. Only 27 feet above sea level at its highest perch, it has long stretches of white beaches. Click for more.

Beautiful St.Bart's

St. Barts is where all the beautiful people live large. The island is known as a magnet for the rich and famous. Singer Jimmy Buffett owns a house on the island. David Letterman and Steve Martin also own property here too. Click for more.

Tryst in Tortola

If you live in or have ever visited Tortola you know it’s a spot ripe for romance and intimate interludes. t’s seldom congested with crowds. And there’s never barkers doing hard sells. Ditto for the hordes of ship worn tourists and tacky souvenir shops. Click for more.

World famous Pitons

They have been called majestic, towering, and awe-inspiring. And they are. But photos alone won’t do it. You’ve got to view the Pitons in their natural habitat on the island of St. Lucia. Click for more.

Sunset sail in St. John

Sherree and Scot York offer a sublime sunset sail aboard their catamaran Calypso in St. John. Click for more.

 

 
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