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Barbados
Imagine a Caribbean island pervaded by an air of British civility and endowed with majestic landscapes and sweeping expanses of unblemished, sandy beaches. This is Barbados, where beautiful beaches never seem to end; abundant marine life and the many natural wonders that bedeck the island ensure that visitors are never at a loss for things to do. Barbados' quaint colonial cities have their own special appeal - you'll find stately homes, pretty cottages, rolling green country-sides, afternoon teas and all day cricket matches. In addition, Barbados' upscale shopping and gourmet dining in Bridgetown, its capital, will please even the most discriminating vacationer.

Activities:
Deep-Sea Fishing
Golf
Horseback Riding
Sailing
SCUBA Diving
Snorkeling
Tennis
Wind Surfing

Suggested Hotels:

The Fairmont Glitter Bay
Nestled in a lush coconut grove oasis overlooking the Caribbean Sea on a half-mile stretch of sandy beach, The Fairmont Glitter Bay's landscaped gardens, cooling fountains and backdrop of colonial Barbados, cast a spell over visitors. Lounge in the shade of a royal palm tree as the turquoise water laps the white sand. Meet with colleagues at the beach house lily pond or in The Fairmont Glitter Bay Lounge, enjoy a host of exhilarating water sports, or simply exult in a pampering massage at the Fitness Center. All these plus all the other exciting things that we have to offer make The Fairmont Glitter Bay your key to discovering the magic and splendor of a Barbadian paradise.
www.fairmont.com

The House
Nestling upon the white sandy beach of Barbados' glamorous west coast, The House provides a sanctuary of exclusivity, luxury and privacy. As your car takes you along the wooden bridge, over the water lily lake and through swathes of blossoming bougainvillea, the gates of this secret world slowly swing open to receive you. A sanctuary of privacy and peace, with quintessential service from a bygone era, this intimate hotel blends chic design and minimalist grace with the essence of the Caribbean: sophisticated yet informal, elegant yet comfortable. Living environments are spacious, fragrant and cool, opening to the deck, the pool and the turquoise ocean beyond.

The Fairmont Royal Pavilion
On the eastern edge of the Caribbean Sea exists a place of enchantment. A magical oasis of luxury where the sand is white and pink, the sea and sky cornflower blue, the people warm and friendly, and the hospitality fit for sophisticated travelers. The Fairmont Royal Pavilion has been described as "The Jewel in the Crown of Barbados" - an elegant retreat where guests can golf exclusive courses, play tennis, snorkel, sail, water ski and revel in the sun. An oasis of luxury and tranquility beneath gently swaying palm trees, The Fairmont Royal Pavilion blends old world grace and stunning scenery - a place to make memories that last a lifetime.
www.fairmont.com

Nevis
Nevis is the epicenter of a 3300-foot high extinct volcano with tropical rain forests and white and golden sand beaches that stretch for miles and are relatively untouched. Upon arrival on the nearby and larger island of St. Kitts, visitors embark on a short charter plane or ferry to the island of Nevis, a destination of quiet, laid back charm and natural beauty inhabited by Nevisians, a warm and friendly people who are very proud of their country. Picture going to any other Caribbean island in the 1950's before commercial development, and you will have an idea of what a gem Nevis is. This Caribbean escape offers exquisite cuisine, charming lodging, unique nightlife and numerous activities, all in a tasteful, understated way.

Activities:

Boating
Fishing
Golf
Hiking
Horseback Riding
SCUBA Diving
Snorkeling
Tennis
Wind Surfing

Suggested Hotel:

Four Seasons Resort Nevis
Nestled against the shore is Four Seasons Resort Nevis - intimate, exclusive and truly rewarding in its selection of facilities, including a legendary Robert Trent Jones II championship golf course that rises through the gentle foot-lands. Set in twelve, two-story guest cottages, the Resort's 218 elegantly appointed guest rooms, suites and villas - of which 160 front right on the ocean - are the largest in the Caribbean. Each has a veranda or terrace for private sunning or cocktails by starlight.
www.fourseasons.com

Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
Virgin Gorda is noted not just for its unique beauty, but for one of the BVI's most famous landmarks - The Baths. Thousands of years ago, huge granite boulders were strewn around by volcanic activity and now form small picturesque grottos and pools on the beach's edge, tempting visitors to spend hours exploring and snorkeling. An entire day can be spent here wandering through the gigantic boulders and wading through the pools.

Activities:

Diving
Hiking
Sailing
Snorkeling

Suggested Hotel:

Little Dix Bay
Centered around a secluded, crescent-shaped beach on the island of Virgin Gorda, Little Dix Bay rewards its discerning guests with a retreat from their fast-paced lives, with relaxation and privacy. A stroll around Little Dix is like a walk through an enchanted garden. Shaded walkways curve through verdant lawns that roll down the sea, in the heart of this idyllic setting rise the conical shapes of the main pavilions. The resort is a sanctuary for soft adventurists and water sports enthusiasts who find allure in premium aquatic activities such as diving, snorkeling, sailing and hiking. It is also a gourmand's fantasy with world-class dining venues in spectacular settings.
www.littledixbay.com

St. John, US Virgin Islands
St. John, the smallest of the three U.S. Virgin Islands, retains a tranquil, unspoiled beauty uncommon in the Caribbean or anywhere else in the world. Settled in the early 1700s by Danish immigrants, St. John soon blossomed into a thriving society. Today, two-thirds of St. John is part of the Virgin Islands National Park, featuring fascinating trails, secluded coves, and dazzling white beaches. The Reef Bay Trail takes hikers through dense forests, plantation ruins, and rock outcroppings marked by well-preserved petroglyphs. Trunk Bay, Hawksnest Bay, Cinnamon Bay, and Maho Bay are just four of the dozens of beaches. Cruz Bay, the center of activity on St. John, contains colorful shops, lively bars, and fabulous restaurants.

Activities:

Boating
Fishing
Hiking
SCUBA Diving
Sea Kayaking
Snorkeling
Tennis
Windsurfing

Suggested Hotels:

Caneel Bay
There is no better antidote to our overessed lives, than a serene Caribbean getaway where guests can experience a complete 'disconnect,' in simplistic, natural surroundings and low-key luxury. Rosewood's Caneel Bay, an exclusive resort nestles within the 5,000-acre Virgin Islands National Park on the island of St. John. Seven secluded beaches border an expansive paradise of 170 lush acres. In this pristine setting, comfortably elegant resort accommodations showcase beautiful vistas of ocean or gardens, yet the structures -- artfully built in the landscape -- are barely in view.
www.caneelbay.com

Westin St. John Resort and Villas
On Great Cruz Bay, surrounded by lush green hills of the emerald isle, lies The Westin Resort, St. John. Just minutes from the pristine Virgin Islands National Park, the resort is grand in terms of seclusion and abundant activity. The crystalline waters of St. John are ideal for sport fishing, diving, parasailing, boating and snorkeling. On shore, play tennis, take aerobics, try out the fitness center, and hike the famed plantation ruins, shop, or golf at nearby Mahogany Run.
www.westinresortstjohn.com

St. Thomas
St. Thomas combines the natural beauty of the islands with a cosmopolitan atmosphere. Charlotte Amalie, the capital of the U.S. Virgin Islands, is one of the most beautiful harbors in the world and the most visited port in the Caribbean. Elegant dining, exciting nightlife and world-class duty-free shopping are abundant in Charlotte Amalie. The city's reputation as the shopping mecca of the Caribbean draws visitors from all over the region and around the world. A mountainous island, St. Thomas offers stunning vistas in almost every direction. While Charlotte Amalie is full of energy, St. Thomas also provides natural wonders such as the indescribably beautiful Magens Bay and stunning views of the Caribbean from 1,500 feet above sea level. Drake's Seat is particularly famous for its vistas. Sports and activities are abundant on St. Thomas. Golf enthusiasts will enjoy the George and Tom Fazio-designed Mahogany Run course. St. Thomas is also well known for its world-class yachting and sport fishing.

Activities:

Deep-Sea Fishing
Fishing
Golf
Horseback Riding
Jet Skiing
Kayaking
Sailing
SCUBA Diving
Snorkeling
Tennis
Wind Surfing

Suggested Hotels:

Ritz-Carlton St Thomas
Nestled within a 15-acre estate, The Ritz-Carlton, St. Thomas overlooks the sparking turquoise waters and white-sand beaches along Great Bay on the eastern tip of the island. Here guests can explore the underwater world, relax in the infinity-edge pool, enjoy gourmet dining and exceptional levels of personalized service.
www.ritzcarlton.com

Marriott Frenchman's Reef
Overlooking gossamer ribbons of turquoise and azure water, brilliant bougainvillea and impossibly blue skies, this garden spot of paradise overflows with Caribbean hospitality and charm, endless pastimes and unforgettable experiences. Located across the picturesque harbor from the capital city of Charlotte Amalie, the best of this spectacular island is never far away.
www.marriott.com

Great Exuma
Surrounded by crystal clear waters, the island's gently sloping beaches are floored in soft, white sand that simply invites sunning, snorkeling or wading. Sunlight refracts through the shallow water, creating a kaleidoscope of vivid aquamarines. Of all the beautiful beaches on Great Exuma, crescent-shaped Emerald Bay is particularly scenic. And, just outside the bay, a rainbow of brightly colored tropical fish, delicate coral and graceful manta rays abound in the pristine waters of Exuma Cays National Land and Sea Park, a 176 square mile preserve founded in 1959, the first of its kind in the world. Home to several rare and exotic species of birds, reptiles, fish and flora, the park welcomes visitors, above the water or below, to an inspiring sanctuary, unspoiled by fishing or hunting. Divers can explore the magnificent coral reef of Exuma Sound, filled with caves, drop-offs and blue holes.

Activities:
Golf
Sailing
SCUBA Diving
Snorkeling

Suggested Hotel:

Four Seasons Resort, Great Exuma at Emerald Bay (currently scheduled to open in April 2003)
Combining sophisticated comfort and an unspoiled setting, this outstanding resort offers elegant accommodations, Greg Norman signature golf, a full-service Spa and Fitness Center, exception dining and access to an ocean playground, including a deepwater marina.
www.fourseasons.com

Grand Cayman
Grand Cayman is diverse and colorful with coral reefs, bright orange frogfish, sociable stingrays and reggae beats on the street. The Cayman Islands have long been a haven for bankers and divers, but travelers of all stripes are now flocking there in growing numbers. Scuba diving, snorkeling, deep-sea fishing, beaches, shopping, good food, relaxation and investing are the main attractions of the Cayman Islands.

Activities:

Fishing
Golf
Hiking
Sailing
SCUBA Diving
Snorkeling
Wind Surfing

Suggested Hotel:

Hyatt Regency Grand Cayman Resort & Villas
The Hyatt Regency Grand Cayman Resort and Villas, adjacent to the sparkling white sands of Seven Mile Beach, is the island's most complete resort, centerpiece to world-class services and all that Grand Cayman has to offer. The British colonial design of the hotel is in keeping with the British roots of the Cayman Islands: discover a place where lush landscaping recalls English gardens; where the staff is genteel and polite; where sea-blue stucco walls form a collection of charming low-rise British colonial buildings.
www.hyatt.com

Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico is many things all at the same time - tropical ambiance with a cosmopolitan flair, year round warm weather and Caribbean trade winds, friendly and festive people, varied geography from towering mountains to pristine beaches, and a rich Colonial heritage.

Activities:

Boating
Camping
Deep-Sea Fishing
Fishing
Hiking
Horseback Riding
Jet Skiing
Sailing
SCUBA Diving
Snorkeling
Tennis
Water-skiing
Wind Surfing

Suggested Hotels:

Hyatt Dorado Beach
Hyatt Dorado Beach casts a spell of old world Spanish charm on each guest. Stroll along the golden sands of this turn-of-the-century plantation. Sample superb cuisine in a historic hacienda overlooking the Atlantic. Dive into an oceanfront pool. Steps away is Spa del Sol, offering new options for a balanced lifestyle where fitness and well-being blend seamlessly. Hyatt Dorado Beach offers elegance, secluded ambiance and lush natural surroundings.
www.hyatt.com

Westin Rio Mar
The Westin Rio Mar Beach Resort, Country Club and Ocean Villas feature tropical beauty, ultimate luxury, endless recreation and impeccable hospitality. A spectacular 500-acre setting offers the Caribbean's premier beachfront vacation and golf resort, featuring Norman's River Course and Tom and George Fazio's Ocean Course. Enjoy luxurious accommodations with spectacular views, a mile of palm-lined beaches and exciting water sports. Spend the day at the tennis center or at the full-service spa with complete fitness center. The resort is host to 12 superb restaurants, lounges and entertainment venues, as well as the thrilling Rio Mar Casino.
www.westinriomar.com

Las Casitas Village
One of only two Caribbean resorts to be receive the coveted AAA Five-Diamond award, the Las Casitas Village & Golden Door ® Spa in the beautiful municipality of Fajardo, Puerto Rico is an exquisitely private enclave. Enjoy a host of outdoor pleasures like wave running, horseback riding, windsurfing, diving or fishing. Swim in a pool with ocean or tackle the majestic Arthur Hill-designed golf course. Relax with a spa treatment in the renowned Golden Door ® Spa or take a sunset dinner cruise before a visit the action of the world-class casino. Las Casitas Village & Golden Door ® Spa offers the ultimate medley of luxury, privacy and fantastic Caribbean fun.

Saint Martin
Saint Martin is a vibrant blend of Caribbean paradise and French sophistication, a sun-drenched tropical isle where the sky is forever blue and pleasure is a way of life. There are a number of wonderful sites to visit and islands to explore in and around St. Martin. Spend a day at Fort St. Louis, or buy your lunch at the colorful Marigot market. Whether you enjoy spending your days on beautiful beaches or exploring the local museums, you are sure to find many things to keep you occupied in St. Martin!

Activities:

Deep-Sea Fishing
Fishing
Horseback Riding
Jet Skiing
Sailing
SCUBA Diving
Snorkeling
Snorkeling
Tennis
Water-skiing
Wind Surfing

Suggested Hotel:

La Samanna
Nestled amongst lush gardens, La Samanna overlooks 55 acres of spectacular beachfront. A complete resort in itself, it is built in Mediterranean style, with the accent on space and light. From its private beach to its poolside terrace, from its luxurious 81 rooms and suites to its sophisticated restaurant, La Samanna is everything you could wish for in a Caribbean hideaway. The resort appeals to a discriminating international clientele seeking seclusion, relaxation, fine dining and attentive personalized service.

Saint Barthelemy (St Barts)
Saint Barthelemy, "The Unique Island", a pearl nestling in the middle of the Caribbean Sea. Its pure white sandy beaches stretch between an emerald sea and an azure colored sky. A little part of France, colonized by the Brittans in the XVII the century, where a gentle way of life is jealously maintained.

Activities:

Fishing
Jet Skiing
Sailing
SCUBA Diving
Snorkeling
Wind Surfing

Suggested Hotels:

Hotel Guanahani
Guanahani, St. Barts' small luxury resort, drapes gently over the hillcrests of Grand Cul de Sac. Although all 75 rooms and suites are distinctly West Indian-style, nestled in 15 acres of lush tropical gardens, each has European comfort with air-conditioning, ceiling fan, direct-dial telephone, VCR player, satellite TV, mini-bar, safe, hair dryer, and either a terrace or a patio. The accommodations, most with ocean views, are either decorated with traditional Gustavia furniture and pastel tones, or with contemporary darkwood pieces and strong colors. Most suites have private swimming pools.
www.leguanahani.com

Le Toiny
Le Toiny, are self contained villa suites.The architecture of Le Toiny has been influenced by the old plantation houses found in the French West Indian islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique. Pastel hues typical of the Caribbean pale lavender, mint and peach -comprise the color scheme of the cottage exteriors. In creating the interiors, designers Anne Nguyen and Beatrice David have used native gaïac wood (the rare Gaïac tree of St. Barth's grows on the hotel property), terracotta, teak and mahogany.
www.letoiny.com