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Top Caribbean Destinations
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Top Caribbean Destinations #1: By Jon from North Carolina - My favorite vacation experience was a scuba diving trip I took with my family to Cayman Brac, one of the Cayman Islands. It's a very rural and a very laid back place to visit. This was really nice because we did not feel at all like tourists. The area around the island is a wildlife preserve so no fishing of any kind is allowed. This made for some spectacular opportunities to observe the marine life.

In addition, there is some great wall diving and one of the deepest points in the world is a mile or two offshore. We stayed at Divi Tiara, a member of Divi Resorts. The staff was great and all of our meals and dives were included in our week long vacation package. I would love to take my family there again.

Top Caribbean Destinations #2:By Natalie from Michigan - My favorite vacation was when my family and I visited Beaches, Negril in Jamaica. We stayed in the resort and it was so perfect because it was all inclusive. There was not only the beach but a pool with a swim up bar and many places to lounge around it. The restaurants were all very good, especially one that was a Japanese barbecue.

It was a family resort so there were many things for people of all ages to do. They had a game room for children, the beach and night clubs for the teens, and the fine restaurants for the adults. The staff were all very friendly and actually learned your name. The weather in Jamaica is perfect for a vacation, just remember to bring your sunscreen.

Top Caribbean Destinations #3:By Arthure from North Carolina - I remember when I was about 8 years old when I went to Bermuda with my mom and step dad. I remember we went during Hurricane season, but luckily we did not run into any problems until we left the island.

We stayed at the beautiful Sonesta Hotel and Resort, which had a lot of beaches and places to eat. I loved it because I had never seen blue water before and you could see dolphins and things from the beaches out in the ocean. It was so cool.

Our first day, we went into town and ate at this little seafood restaurant in Hamilton. Too bad I was too young to pay attention to the name. The second day I hung out on the beach all day. My mom was too far pregnant to get in the water but I stayed in it and afterwards had the sunburn to prove it.

The resort had a restaurant we went to just about everyday because my step dad constantly wanted to eat at the hotel or room service which was a drag. Overall my stay at the hotel and on the resort was great. I can not wait to one day go back myself and stay with my fiance!!

Top Caribbean Destinations #4:By Margaret from New York - My favorite vacation spot is Bermuda. My parents had gone to Bermuda on their honeymoon and always told such lovely stories, so I wanted to see it for myself.

I found a good deal on a flight from Spirit airlines and a lot of good deals on beach-front hotels on Expedia.com, so I planned a trip for me and my boyfriend. The island is beautiful, the weather was perfect and the Bermudian people went out of their way to be welcoming.

We spent our days lying on the beach and drinking cocktails and then ate wonderful seafood at the local restaurants at night. We rented a moped one day and had so much fun exploring the island – the drivers can be a bit crazy though. We also spent one day walking around the shops of Hamilton which was fun.

My favorite part of the trip was taking early morning walks on the beach. We only got to spend five days in Bermuda, but it felt like much longer. I’m already ready to go back!

Top Caribbean Destinations #5:Vacation surrounded by jungle at the Costa Rica eco-lodge Bosque Del Cabo. The lodge is located in the tropical wilderness of the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica. To reach it you fly in from Puerto Jimenez and then ride 45 minutes through the rainforest.

Macaws, toucans, parrots and monkeys are just a few of the wildlife that can be sighted on hikes from the lodge to the deserted beaches along the Pacific coast. Nature guides are available to help you explore this tropical paradise. Solar and hydroelectric powered bungalows make for environmentally friendly lodging. Many activities are available at Bosque del Cabo including yoga, kayaking, surfing, snorkeling, horseback riding and treetop ziplining.

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