Caribbean Travel Guide

The Caribbean region consists of hundreds of exotic islands and islets, many of which have a specific climate, and the turquoise water and sandy beaches create a paradise on Earth. The Dominican Republic is both kilometers of beaches surrounded by palm groves and tropical forests with wildlife. Jamaica, on the other hand, being an icon of pop culture, is associated with traditional rum and music of Bob Marley. In Barbados, an island surrounded by a coral reef, it is possible to admire the bustling underwater world.

The attraction of the Cuban Valley Vinales are huge, lonely rocks overgrown with lush vegetation (mogotes), and the tobacco plantations crossing the mountain landscape attract cigar lovers. Worth mentioning is Santa Lucia, a fabulous island of sulfur and volcanoes, with two characteristic hills: Gros Piton and Petit Piton. Here you will also find the Qualibou volcano, which can be accessed by car.

The Caribbean natural wonders harmonize with the surrounding colonial architecture. In the streets of Trinidad or the Old Town of Havana time has stopped. Colonial residences, colorful buildings, old churches and cars on the streets create a unique atmosphere. The colonial remains can also be found in Bridgetown, Barbados, where the famous barracks and English buildings from 300 years ago are located.