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From lush tropical valleys to stunning white sand beaches, paradise beckons you to the islands of the Caribbean.
Leave your worries behind and pamper yourself at some of the world's finest all-inclusive resorts catered
specifically to couples. Participate in a scuba or windsurfing lesson, or tee off at a challenging golf course.
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Climate |
Currency |
A valid passport
is required for
U.S. citizens |
Summer (APR - NOV): Warmer and drier
climate, with an average temperature of
75-88° F
Winter (DEC - MAR): Cooler and moderate
climate, with an average temperature of
68-80° F |
Varies by
destination
Several of the
countries accept
the U.S. Dollar |
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| SAMPLE HONEYMOON IN THE CARIBBEAN |
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- Round Trip Honeymoon Airfare
- Private Transfers to your Resort
- Sandals Ocho Rios Resort, 1 Bedroom Honeymoon Suite
- Romantic Candlelit Dinner on the Beach
- Floral Bouquet delivered to your room
- Champagne Sunset Cruise
- Full Day Catamaran Snorkeling Cruise
- Couples Massage overlooking the ocean
- Horseback Ride on the beach
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From the white sand beaches of Negril to the cascading waterfalls in
Ocho Rios, Jamaica’s landscape is alluring. Sip on a Rum flavored
tropical drink at a swim-up pool bar, while listening to the Reggae music
at one of Jamaica’s many all inclusive resorts.
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Popular activities:
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Hold hands while walking up the amazing Duns River Falls, an unforgettable experience
- Glide through the trees like a bird on the famous Chukka Caribbean Zip Line Tour
- Explore the Green Grotto Caves which date back to the 18th Century
- Take a rafting adventure down the Martha Brae on a 30 Ft. Bamboo Raft
- Watch the sun set and listen to live music at Rick’s Café, a popular cliffside bar in Negril
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With 700 islands and cays situated on clear Caribbean waters, the
island chain of the Bahamas offers many places to explore. The Islands
of New Providence, Paradise, and Grand Bahama provide a resort style
atmosphere, while the Out Islands are a tranquil escape for fishing or
snorkeling. |
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Popular activities:
- Shop for unique souvenirs at the famous Straw Market in Nassau
- Swim with the Stingrays on an adventure to Blackbeards Cay
- Venture to a neighboring island such as Eleuthera or Bimini for a perfect romantic hideaway
- Step back in time and explore Fort Charlotte, where you will feel like a pirate!
- Interact with dolphins or view sharks swimming in a marine habitat tank at the Atlantis Resort, an ocean themed resort in Paradise Island
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The beautiful islands of St. Thomas, St. John, and St. Croix are
collectively known as the U.S. Virgin Islands. With sun kissed beaches,
unspoiled rainforests, and incredible bays, the U.S. Virgin Islands lives
up to its nickname as “America’s Caribbean Paradise”. |
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Popular activities:
- Visit Trunk Bay Beach in St. John, voted one of the most beautiful beaches in the world by both the
National Geographic Society and Condé Nast Traveler Magazine
- Ride the Paradise Point Tram on St. Thomas to the top for a breathtaking view of the island from 700 feet above sea level
- Soak in the sun at the world famous Magen’s Bay Beach in St. Thomas
- Snorkel the unique underwater trails of Buck Island Reef National Monument in St. Croix
- Learn about pirate lore and experience a scenic vantage point of Charlotte Amalie harbor at the historic Blackbeard’s Castle in St. Thomas
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The island of St. Lucia is known for its lush mountainous terrain, exotic
rainforests, and tranquil beaches …an unspoiled tropical treasure that
is the perfect retreat for a honeymoon or a vacation. |
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Popular activities:
- Explore the rainforest where you can observe rare and endangered species of birds and plants
- Book a Catamaran Day Sail Trip and enjoy the scenic coastline and unsurpassed natural beauty of the Piton Mountains
- Visit one of 3 Botanical Gardens located on the island
- Scuba dive and explore the colorful reefs and abundant marine life
- Dance in the streets to Caribbean music on Jump Up Night, a block party style celebration held most Friday nights in the village of Gros Islet
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