Caribbean


BEST FOR CULTURE AND HISTORY


Barbados Barbados is one of the region’s best islands for history


and culture. UNESCO-listed Bridgetown and its Garrison are top attractions, along with St Nicholas Abbey (a Jacobean plantation house with a rum distillery), and the restored George Washington House where America’s first president lived in 1751. Te island becomes more accessible from November, when JetBlue adds new flights from New York (JFK) to its existing Boston service.


Runners-up Host of the 2017 America’s Cup, Bermuda has seen a


significant boost in tourist arrivals this year, along with increased interest in its cultural attractions. Founded in 1612, St George’s is a big draw and, in peak season, actors recreate history by roaming the streets in period costume. Since May, visitors have had more opportunity to travel here, with the launch of year-round JetBlue flights between Bermuda and New York (JFK). Other top cultural and historic destinations include Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico’s Old San Juan.


ATLANTIC OCEAN


Cayman Islands (to UK)


Grand Cayman


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Cayman Brac


Cayman Jamaica Samples


Anguilla Belmond’s ‘Discover Package’ includes a beachfront room at Belmond Cap Juluca in Maundays Bay and $100 per day in resort credit. Prices from $605 per night, based on a three-night stay. belmond.com


Jamaica Sunscape Splash Montego Bay offers access to a beachfront, pirate- themed waterpark. Its Unlimited- Fun package includes three nights all inclusive in a Deluxe Double Room and $200 in resort coupons per room. From $338 per person. pleasantagent.com


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Barbados 200 kms Aruba Curaçao Bonaire


Netherland Antilles (to Netherlands)


Trinidad


Turks and Caicos Beach House Turks and Caicos offers a 40%-off all-inclusive stay at their luxury resort on the shores of Grace Bay. Includes meals, drinks, acoomodation, activities. From $399 per person. beachhousetci.com


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Trinidad & Tobago


Puerto Rico (to US)


Anguilla (to UK)


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