The Caribbean islands have so much to offer to their visitors. Each of its islands is unique and each region has something special to offer in terms of scenery, ethnicity, culture and food. Here is a list of must-see places while you are in the Caribbean.Aruba: This Island in the southern Caribbean is 33 kilometer long. Aruba along with Bonaire and Curaçao, are called the ABC islands. Tourist love the warm sunny weather since, unlike other Caribbean islands, Aruba enjoys dry weather and very little rainfall. Its blindingly white beaches are breathtaking and the underwater visibility this island takes pride in attracts many divers who are looking for places to study the coral reefs up close.
The people of this island, like the majority of the Caribbean, are very friendly and helpful. The best time to visit Aruba is from April to August, if you do not want to spend a fortune on accommodations, since this is the time of the year when the prices fall down. The weather is best between January and March; however, the prices are not.
Dominica: The most pristine and unspoiled island in the Caribbean, Dominica features majestic mountains and lush green rainforests, which are home to many rare and exotic plants, birds and animal species. Due to the low commercial development in this island, Dominica attracts many eco-tourists. The Capital of this island nation is Roseau, where you will find the best restaurants for some affordable Caribbean cuisine.
The people of this island are very friendly and easy-going. They are used to the laid-back atmosphere of the island culture. If you are here, then don't forget to try the national beer, "Kubuli", which is a home-brewed drink. The best time to visit this island is from October to December, when the prices are very affordable. Try avoiding a trip to Dominica during the rainy season, from June to November, since the island is prone to tropical storms and hurricanes around this time.
Santo Domingo: Santo Domingo is the capital city of the Dominican Republic, and it's the most populated area in the Caribbean. This city is not really a beach town, with very few not so great beaches, and is more suitable for tourists who are interested in the historical significance of the city. Santo Domingo was founded in 1496 by Bartholomew Columbus. It has some amazing spots for picking up island souvenirs and hand-wrapped cigars.
The people of this island, like the majority of the Caribbean, are very friendly and helpful. The best time to visit Aruba is from April to August, if you do not want to spend a fortune on accommodations, since this is the time of the year when the prices fall down. The weather is best between January and March; however, the prices are not.
Dominica: The most pristine and unspoiled island in the Caribbean, Dominica features majestic mountains and lush green rainforests, which are home to many rare and exotic plants, birds and animal species. Due to the low commercial development in this island, Dominica attracts many eco-tourists. The Capital of this island nation is Roseau, where you will find the best restaurants for some affordable Caribbean cuisine.
The people of this island are very friendly and easy-going. They are used to the laid-back atmosphere of the island culture. If you are here, then don't forget to try the national beer, "Kubuli", which is a home-brewed drink. The best time to visit this island is from October to December, when the prices are very affordable. Try avoiding a trip to Dominica during the rainy season, from June to November, since the island is prone to tropical storms and hurricanes around this time.
Santo Domingo: Santo Domingo is the capital city of the Dominican Republic, and it's the most populated area in the Caribbean. This city is not really a beach town, with very few not so great beaches, and is more suitable for tourists who are interested in the historical significance of the city. Santo Domingo was founded in 1496 by Bartholomew Columbus. It has some amazing spots for picking up island souvenirs and hand-wrapped cigars.
