Discover the Best Caribbean Islands

From the windswept surfing reefs and coves of Dominica in the east to the tips of Antilles and Cuba in the west, the alabaster-white sand beaches of Bermuda to the north and cactus-filled desert of the ABC islands to the south, the Caribbean has been a treasure trove of things to see and do. Combining nature with relaxation, Indian spices with European gastronomic flair, exclusive hotels on the planet, the Caribbean has something for everyone.

It features the Cuban cigarillos, magma-spouting mountains, and countless airbrushed beaches and shimmering turquoise sea. Forget everything you’ve heard about the Caribbean. It’s more diverse, more energetic, and more adventurous than you know. It’s time you discovered the region in a whole new way.

The Grand Cayman is home to the most extensive beaches in the world. It’s also home to some of the exotic hotels in the world offering an array of culinary options to choose from and unmatched comfort. The Cayman Islands is well-developed, sophisticated, and pretty easy to explore. If that’s not enough, visit Ponant.com to discover their luxury cruises and expeditions in the Caribbean.

Jamaica. Yes, you heard it right. Many people use Jamaica as an entry point to the Caribbean. Whether you’re looking for an exclusive trip to the Golden Eye or a food Crawl, be sure the Caribbean will exceed your expectations. Indulge yourself in the world’s best swimming and diving sports in the western town of Negril. Go hiking through the misty highlands and mountains in the inland. Here, you’ll get amazing views of the hidden lagoons and waterfalls.

Anguilla is a British Overseas Territory, a place you should get away from it all. First stop at the Shoal Bay, Anguilla’s infamous beach. The beach’s blindingly white shores offer soft sand as well as non-touristy restaurants. The beach is also a perfect destination for divers and snorkelers.

Cuba has become a favorite destination for tourists in recent years. From its magnificent bright Old Havana to the stunning beauty of the Varadero beach, you can’t miss something to do in Cuba. The western province of Pinar del Rio is a hub for nature lovers, graced with tobacco fields and miles or rolling mountain ranges. The province also encompasses Vinales Valley, which happens to be the most beautiful tourist destination in the country. Graced with lush landscapes and dome-like limestone formations, the place is a UNESCO World Heritage, and it’s the best place to watch the sun set.

Aruba features award-winning hotels along its serene beaches. However, you shouldn’t overlook venturing off this developed stretch. Aruba has some of the best beaches in the world, including the undeveloped Arashi and the powder-fine Eagle Beach. Occupying 18% of the island, the Arikok National Park is a hidden treasure. It’s a cactus-filled landscape that’s worth sightseeing.

Saba is famous for its unspoiled and undeveloped landscape. Towering above the sea, the island’s magnificence extends below and above the beaches. You’ll also find the friendliest locals here. Don’t forget to explore the jagged silhouette of Scenery Mountain.

The Caribbean has something for everyone. From nature lovers to those looking for the best culinary options in the entire world. There are world-class hotels here, so you should worry about accommodation.

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