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Anguilla: Although Anguilla is a small island there is much to see and do. Enjoy the relaxing beaches, swim with the dolphins, take a boat trip or engage in other water based activities such as parasailing, snorkling etc. A variety of art gallery and museum tours are available. Birdwatching, hiking, spa and wellness activities are also popular.

Antigua: Enjoy one of the 365 beaches or water related activities including sailing, snorkelling,diving, swimming with the dolphins etc as well as windsurfing. Take an eco tour, go hiking or birdwatching. Be sure to watch a game of cricket if you can. Play a game of golf. There is such much to see and do in Antigua. Explore the historical sites like Nelson's Dockyard for a taste of history.

Barbados: Enjoy the beaches and various water related activities such as snorkeling, diving, coastal tours, submarine adventure etc. Take a swim with the turtles and get a close look at these fascinating creatures. Take an Island Safari and see areas which can only be reached by these jeeps. Rent a car and explore the island at your own pace. Barbados has an excellent road system and with a good map in your car you can visit several places of interest. Go golfing, watch horse racing at the Garrison, cricket at Kensington or the smaller cricket pitches. Visit the museum and other art galleries and Pelican Village where much local handicraft can be found. Visit the historical sites on the island for instance Codrington College, Gun Hill to name a few. During the winter season the Barbados National Trust open many houses for viewing. These range from old time plantation houses to the modern villas in Sandy Lane and Royal Westmoreland. For further information on Barbados activities go the website - barbados.org.

Bequia: Diving and other water sports and yachting between the other Grenadine islands are some of the main activities. Boat building is popular and it is fascinating to see the boats being built, you can even buy a small model boat of your own. Even just relaxing on the beautiful beaches makes a visit to Bequia worth while.

Dominica: Trips to the rainforest which can be explored by the hiker or be seen by taking the Aerial Tram Ride is very popular. Cycling the rough terrain is popular and Dominica is famous for its whale watching. A variety of water sports activities such as kayaking, sports fishing, scuba diving are also popular.For any one with a love of nature, Dominica offers many activities.

Grenada: Relax on the many beaches,explore the historic sites, visit the nature reserves or hop over to the neighbouring Grenadine islands by boat, these are but a few examples of what Grenada has to offer.

Nevis: Nature trails abound where one can see the famous species of bats and birdwatching is a favorite activity Scuba diving is popularas well as whale watching and seeing the sea turtles. Explore the many old plantation and estate house for a glimpse of Nevis's past. Nevis is rich in history, be sure to visit the church where Nelson got married and the Hamilton estate as well as the Horatio Nelson museum in the capital.

St. Croix: Trips to the Rum factory, a visit to the "Eye to the Sky" to explore the universe, the Botanic Gardens, the many historic sites and tropical rain forest. The great houses of the past, the fascinating towns of FrederickstedandChristiansted-these are but a few of the sights to visit and enjoy. For the diving enthusiasts be sure to visit the many reefs and underwater parks.

St. Kitts: Hiking through the rainforest, diving and snorkelling in the ocean,visiting the many places of historic interest, playing golf,fishing or boating---all of these St. Kitts offers the visitor.

St. Lucia: Hiking to many natures spots, visits to the Pitons and Soufriere volcano are popular activities. Beach and water related activities are also popular. If you happen to be a jazz lover be sure to be in St.Lucia for the Jazz Festival and many a yachstman had crossed the Atlantic in the Transatlantic Yacht Race and received a warm reception in St. Lucia. Many fitness and spa facilities are available for the health conscious.

St. Maarten: Scuba diving is very popular because of the attractive underwater reefs. Take a side trip to a neighbouring island and play a game of golf. Duty free shopping makes St. Maarteen a shoppers paradise. Casino gambling is legal on the Dutch side . Enjoy the many watersports activities.

St. Thomas: St.Thomas offers a fantastic variety of water based sports and activities. There is scuba diving, snorkelling, day sails, charter yachts and fishing trips. See the beauty of the underwater world at Coral World Marine Park, or take the famous St.Thomas Skyride. Explore the capital Charlotte Amalie and enjoy the shopping and historic sites.

St. Vincent and The Grenadines: Take an Jeep Safari Tour for an exciting experience in the unspoilt countryside. Catch the ferry to neighbouring Bequia and see the turtle sanctuary or take an island safari there. Do not miss the famous Botanic Gardens and visit the beautiful churches in Kingstown. See Fort Charlotte, if you are interested in military history. Go hiking along the nature nature trails where you may glimpse the famous St.Vincent parrot. Take a quick trip to neighbouring Young Island. If you enjoy diving, explore the various underwater reefs off shore. Observe the dolphins if you take the Bequia crossing and once there you may even sight a whale!

Tortola: Most visitors enjoy the laid back atmosphere of Tortola and enjoy relaxing on the beaches and "doing nothing!.But there are other activities such as water sports, a visit to the Mount Sage National Park and the beautiful Botanic Gardens. For those who enjoy shopping many great bargains in Wedgewood china and perfumes are available in the capital Roadtown. You can also head off to St. Thomas for a game of golf if you desire.

Trinidad and Tobago: River Rafting in Trinidad may be your style of holiday. Go to the Asa Wright Nature Centre for an eco tourism experience or visit the birdbreeding farm at Pointe A Pierre. Explore the island, see Maracas Bay and Las Cuevas. Go to the Marina at Chaguaramus . Explore Port of Spain, particularly the area around the Savannah. The Emperor Valley Zoo and Botanic Gardens are close to the capital and well worth a visit.

]]> http://www.caribbean-island-hopping.com tech@axses.com (Axses Systems Caribbean Inc.) Mon, 15 Nov 2010 12:28:30 EST BUSINESS

Antigua: The business traveller will find hotels in Antigua which offer facilities to accomodate his needs e.g. internet access, direct dial phones etc. Some hotels offer conference facilities e.g Jolly Beach Resort which can accomodate up to 500 persons for such an event.

Barbados: Because of its stable political and economic climate Barbados has brought many offshore companies to its shores. It is a low tax haven for many companies and the skilled and productive work force in Barbados attracts foreign companies to set up there. For conferences etc Barbados is the perfect place. Many hotels provide conference facilities, and the Sherbourne Centre is another popular venue for conferences etc. For the business traveller, many hotels provide internet access, dataports in some rooms, fax and secretarial services.

Trinidad and Tobago: Trinidad and Tobago is one of the Caribbean's finest business locations - offering a progessive and stable business environment.

]]> http://www.caribbean-island-hopping.com tech@axses.com (Axses Systems Caribbean Inc.) Mon, 15 Nov 2010 12:28:30 EST CULTURE

Dominica: Dominica is one of the last regions on earth where the Carib People (Kalinago) live and retain their culture. The Carib Territories sits on 3,700-acre reserve just south of the airport. The territory is collectively owned but and Caribs living there may grow their own crops on any unclaimed land and it will be respect as their own. The Carib People elect a chief every 4 years, who represents them with the Dominica Government. Dominica is also a bastion of Creole culture and hosts the world creole music festival each year.

Nevis: Nevis has a colourful historical past and many of its attractions are of a historical nature. There are several museums and the capital Charlestown is a charming reminder of an era past.

St. Kitts: St.Kitts is one of the most historically interesting places in the Caribbean.

St. Maarten: A unique island divided between the French and the Dutch, with each section retaining its unique culture!

]]> http://www.caribbean-island-hopping.com tech@axses.com (Axses Systems Caribbean Inc.) Mon, 15 Nov 2010 12:26:04 EST FAMILY

Anguilla: Anguilla is well suited for family vacations.Many hotels cater to childen with excellent child rates, activities centre etc. Baby sitting services are easily available. From enjoying the beautiful beaches and water based activities such as swimming with dolphins to the land based activities such as museum tours one is sure to find something to appeal to the whole family.

Antigua: Antigua is a suitable holiday spot for people of all age groups. The beautiful beaches can be enjoyed by children and adults alike. Special child rates available at many hotels.

Barbados: Because of it's lovely beaches and many family oriented hotels which provide various programs for kids, Barbados is an excellent choice for those with children. From the grandparent to the youngest member of the family, there is sure to be something exciting to do. Children and adults alike will enjoy the Wildlife Reserve in St. Peter - just one of the attractions which the whole family can enjoy.

Bequia: Families with small children will find the laid back atmosphere and informality of Bequia very appealing.

Dominica: Dominica provides many fun and unique Caribbean activities for children and adults, including heritage tours, nature trails, hiking, picnics in a forest, whale watching, sailing and horse back riding. Many hotels offer special child facilities including: special rates for children, meals, baby sitting services and beds and cots in room or adjoining rooms. Dominica Family vacation hotels will help you arrange tours and outings for the family.

Grenada: Grenada's beautiful beaches make it perfect for families with children. For the older children the historical sites, and nature adventures will be a drawing card. Many hotels cater to children, offering activities and special child rates.

Nevis: Nevis is a popular choice for families on vacation. For instance try the Golden Rock Hotel with its converted sugar mill which offers great accomodation for those with families.

St. Croix: Villa rentals are popular which make it perfect for those with families.

St. Lucia: Perfect for family vacations. Many of the hotels cater to families , offering special rates and entertainment for the little folk. Children always enjoy the whale and turtle watching experiences too. The variety of land and water sports activities make it appealing to the young travellers.

St. Maarten: Families will enjoy St. Maarten. The beaches and various ecotourism activites such as visiting to the Butterfly Farm will appeal to all ages.

St. Thomas: Villa rentals are very popular which is excellent for the visitor with children.

St. Vincent and The Grenadines: Offering a variety of accomodation suitable for families St.Vincent is popular for vacationers of all ages. Try the self catering apartments for a perfect holiday suitable for all age groups.

]]> http://www.caribbean-island-hopping.com tech@axses.com (Axses Systems Caribbean Inc.) Mon, 15 Nov 2010 12:26:57 EST GOURMET

Anguilla: Anguilla offers a variety of fine cuisine and most of the restaurants have lovely ocean views which adds to the ambience .Famous for its seafood dishes and rum punches. Try the Lemon Crusted Grouper and Scilly Cay style rum punch for example.

Antigua: Antigua has many fine dining establishments offering a variety of cuisine. Antigua is well known for their spicy and piquant sauces, do try them!

Barbados: Barbados has a wide range of restaurants ranging from the gourmet to those which provide many tasty local dishes which should be tried. Barbados flying fish has a worldwide reputation and its famous "cou-cou" should be tried. Pudding and souse is another Barbadian favorite. Barbados also has a variety of restaurants offering international cuisine such as Chinese, Italian, Indian, Greek to name a few. Dining out at the many restaurants in Barbados is indeed a great experience.

Bequia: Bequia is famous for it's great sea food dishes. Try the restaurants and sample the local cuisine. For the best lobster pizza in the world try MAC'S PIZZERIA.

Dominica: Crapaud (or mountain chicken) which is a type of frog is a national delicacy of Dominica. Tastes like chicken - only better! Manicou or Agouti (like small opossums) are also worth a try. Callalloo (like spinach) soup is also popular and Dominica has a very wide variety of fruits and vegetables which are prepared in interesting ways.

Grenada: Known as the Spice Island be sure to experience the local dishes made with exotic spices, such as nutmeg. Very good seafood menus are available.

Nevis: Try the classic West Indian goat water stew or the freshly grilled lobster at one of the island's many restaurants. Participate in the chicken and rib cook ups in many of the villages on Friday and Sat.nights, the largest taking place very near the capital Charlestown.

St. Croix: A variety of restaurants offer the visitor a fine choice of cuisine.

St. Kitts: Local seafood is a popular choice. Do not miss the Conch fritters. Several good restaurants on the island.

St. Lucia: Seafood dishes are very popular and the variety of local fruits and vegetables are widely used in the cuisine of St.Lucia.

St. Maarten: St.Maarten is known for its excellent cuisine particularly on the French side. Seafood is particularly popular.

St. Thomas: A variety of restaurants to enjoy. Seafood dishes are recommended. At Paradise Point Cafe try a Bushwacker.It looks and tastes like a milkshake with its whipped cream and nutmeg topping but its a creamy blend of 5 liqueurs. Just a sample of the exotic tropical drinks available on St.Thomas.

St. Vincent and The Grenadines: Eclectic range of dining options. Callalloo soup is a local favorite and is delicious. Lots of fruit and vegetables are locally grown and are utilised in the cuisine of St.Vincent. Sea food is a popular choice too.

Tortola: Seafood is delightful in Tortola.Fresh lobster is served in many of the restaurants, also popular is conch and turtle. Great views add to the ambience of the meal. Visit an authentic English Pub which serves its famous "Painkiller" and "Pussers Rum" ( an old navy drink)

Trinidad and Tobago: Because of the variety of cultural influences Trinidad has a wide variety of restaurants. Indian, Chinese, Polynesian type cuisine to name just a few. Of course the local cuisine of roti is very popular and the callalloo soup is not to be missed.

]]> http://www.caribbean-island-hopping.com tech@axses.com (Axses Systems Caribbean Inc.) Mon, 15 Nov 2010 12:28:30 EST HEALTH

Anguilla: There are many spa facilities which cater to the health of the body, mind and spirit. Fitness and wellness programs are widely available. Try the several up to date spa and fitness facilities while on your vacation.

Antigua: Many hotels feature fitness and wellness activities. At the Blue Waters Hotel for example there is a spa for the guests to enjoy.

Barbados: Barbados has a healthy climate and the fresh breezes which blow straight across the Atlantic Ocean are sure to revive the tired soul. Relaxing on the lovely beaches can be a wonderful way to escape the stresses of modern life. Some of the hotels provide gym facilities, health and beauty salons etc. For those who enjoy walking be sure to take part in the National Trust Sunday hikes---a healthy experience.

Dominica: Come to the natural healing of our wilderness, mountains, rainforest, rivers and sulphur springs. Enjoy a holidays in a Dominica Nature Island Heath and Wellness resort. Take a Yoga Weekend Retreat, enroll in Yoga Tours or stay for a long holiday of, healthy diet and exercise, health discussion, health training, alternative treatment, natural healing, insights and personal attention.

Grenada: Many of the Grenada's hotels offer spa and fitness facilities. The Allamanda Beach Resort & Spa for instance offers body massages,facial treatments,reflexology and water aerobics.

Nevis: If you interested in natural medicine Nevis has a wide variety of medicinal plants available.

St. Croix: Spa facilities available at many of the hotels.

St. Kitts: St.Kitts has a wealth of medicinal plants used by the local population---if you are interested in natural remedies, this is much to learn.

St. Lucia: Fitness and spa facilities are available in St.Lucia and a variety of treatments ranging from the conventional to the VERY unconventional are offered. Many of the spas use the natural resources of St.Lucia in their treatment e.g.volcanic minerals, rainforest plants,banana leaf etc.Many hotels have their own spa facilities.

St. Maarten: Health spas are popular such as the Good Life Spa. They offer ammenities and treatments to pamper the mind and body.

Trinidad and Tobago: The sister island of Tobago has spa facilities and the rest -ful and relaxing atmosphere there can give the spirits a lift!Some hotels in Trinidad offer their guests facilities such as gyms, beauty parlors etc.

]]> http://www.caribbean-island-hopping.com tech@axses.com (Axses Systems Caribbean Inc.) Mon, 15 Nov 2010 12:28:30 EST NATURE

Anguilla: Anguilla's beautiful beaches are serene and tranquil. Places where can "switch off" and enjoy the wonders of nature. The underwater reefs and marine parks show the beauty "under water". Swimming with the dolphins is an experience where one can marvel at the agility of these creatures.

Antigua: The beautiful waters surrounding Antigua is a natural attraction. The natural harbors which abound make it a haven for yachtmen. Antigua has many old sugar plantations which are well worth a visit. Mangrove swamps offer opportunities to see the variety of birds on Antigua. Take an eco tour.

Barbados: Barbados has beautiful beaches and the sea around the coast offers several opportunities for the diving enthusiasts to explore the natural wonders of the ocean. While Barbados is predominately a flat island, the East Coast area has some breathtaking scenery. There is a natural underground cave (Harrison's Cave) which is well worth a visit. Welchman Hall Gully, Flower Forest and Orchid world all display the flora of Barbados. If you are lucky you can catch a glimpse of the Barbados green monkey while driving through the country side. For an "organised" view of the natural creatures of Barbados be sure to visit the Wildlife Reserve. To see the underwater life take a trip on the submarine--truly spectacular!

Bequia: Enjoy the beautiful beaches, enjoy the breathtaking views, explore the dive sites. Very unspoilt atmosphere.

Dominica: Dominica is known as the Nature Island of the Caribbean and with it's many rivers and mountains it is a mecca for those interested in eco-tourism.

Grenada: For trips to see Dolphins and whales try Grenada. Explore the nature reserves to see the unspoilt beauty of Grenada. A trip to the spice plantations where many varieties of exotic spices, in particular nutmeg, is produced is a worthwhile experience.

Nevis: Nevis is truly a nature lover's paradise. Enjoy whale watching, seeing the turtles which abound in the sea. The famous nature trails where one can see the many species of bats or enjoy birdwatching. Also popular on the nature trails is seeing the many medicinal plants which are widely used by the islanders.

St. Croix: Underwater parks, such as Buck Island. Tropical rainforests and botanical gardens as well as beautiful beaches. All part of the natural beauty of St.Croix.

St. Kitts: St Kitts preserves its natural beauty and there is a law which says no building may be taller than the surrounding palm trees. The island has tropical rainforest and underwater reefs as well as beautiful beaches---all beckon the nature lover.

St. Lucia: If you like to hike, St.Lucia offers a great experience. Visit the drive in volcano at Soufriere and explore, then visit the nearby botanic gardens. Be sure to visit the famous Pitons which are a breathtaking wonder of nature. Go into the nature reserves and see the variety of bird life and lizards etc. The naturally beautiful beaches are perfect for relaxation. Truely St.Lucia is perfect for the nature lover.

St. Maarten: Beautiful beaches, fabulous underwater reefs such as Green Key Barrier reef, a butterfly farm, The Pic du Paradise -a blend of farmland and forest- these are but a few of the natural attractions of St.Maarteen.

St. Thomas: The beauty of the underwater park and the excellent diving sites are fine examples of nature's wonders in St.Thomas. Beautiful flowers, trees and shrubs, and fine natural harbors plus great beaches---all part of St.Thomas's natural attractions.

St. Vincent and The Grenadines: St.Vincent is perfect for nature lovers.The majestic hills and unspoilt landscape offers an escape from the bustle of life.You can climb to the top of the majestic Soufriere volcano, and explore various other nature trails.Underwater reefs are abundant around the island. The Owia Salt Pond is another natural wonder worth a visit. Rivers and waterfalls such at the Falls of Baleine are spectacular.

Tortola: Tortola is quiet and unspoilt and here one can enjoy the wonders of nature. The delightful beaches and natural harbors make it popular with those who are seeking rest and relaxation in an unspoilt atmosphere. There is also an area of original rain forest at Mount Sage National Park and an excellent Botanical Gardens.

Trinidad and Tobago: Tobago is an excellent choice for bird watching and nature. Here you can visit a rain forest, wade among the colourful fish of Bocca reef - so tame can almost touch them.. almost!. Trinidad offers nature trails, natural attractions such at La Brea Pitch Lake . Interesting beaches such as Maracas Bay are worth a visit, as you drive there you can enjoy the beautiful vista, unspoilt forest vegetation. The Mangrove Swamps are worth mentioning as a natural attraction. Look for the many birds among the trees. Trinidad is very interesting to the nature lover.

]]> http://www.caribbean-island-hopping.com tech@axses.com (Axses Systems Caribbean Inc.) Mon, 15 Nov 2010 12:28:30 EST PARTY

Anguilla: Bring your party shoes or dance in the sand barefooted!! During July the visitor can enjoy the Carnival celebrations. A newly opened Jazz Club will attract the music lovers and there are many "hot" local bands providing calypso and soca music.

Antigua: Night life available at the many hotels in Antigua as well as the local bars and establishments. Carnival time is party time in Antigua--be sure to come and enjoy.

Barbados: The hotels provide excellent night-time activities and there are several other night spots for the visitor to enjoy. Dinner shows are popular too. For great food and music and an opportunity to meet Barbadians be sure to go to the Oistins Fish fry, mainly on Friday or Saturday nights. Crop Over during August with its calypso competitions, costume parades etc is very popular. Barbados has a Jazz festival each year among other musical celebrations. There is lively night life in Barbados, particularly in the Ch.Ch. area of St.Lawrence Gap. Come see for yourself.

Bequia: Bequians love to party, there are often dances and jump ups organised by the locals, as well as entertainment provided by the hotels.

Dominica: Carnival time in Dominica is an exciting experience and the World Creole Music Festival is a great experience. Local entertainment in the bars and hotels in popular also.

Grenada: The hotels provide lively local entertainment. Carnival time in Grenada is a great time for those who like the party experience.

Nevis: Enjoy the calypso rhythms, the string bands, the Jazz Sundays, the karaoke, the beach parties and bonfires on Sunday nights when cruise ship passengers arrive at Sunshines. Cookouts and entertainment in most villages on Friday and Sat. night--lots of music and good food.

St. Croix: Hotels provide entertainment for their guests as well as local clubs.

St. Kitts: The hotels provide entertainment on a regular basis. Listen to the steel pan music at Ocean Terrace Inn every Friday night.

St. Lucia: The St.Lucia Jazz Festival is world famous and many music lovers flock to hear the international performers. Street parties among the locals particularly at Gros Islet on Friday nights also attract the tourists, who get a chance to mix with the locals and experience the St.Lucia party feeling!!

St. Maarten: St Maarten comes alive after dark and there are several nightclubs, bars and casinos where there is great party atmosphere.

St. Thomas: St. Thomas has a bustling night life. The hotels offer their own entertainment or one can go to various private bars or clubs.

St. Vincent and The Grenadines: Two lively night clubs -the Attic and Emotions -in Kingstown are favorite party spots. There are others in the Villa area and the hotels offer their own entertainment such as local steel band or string band music.

Tortola: Local pubs and restaurants and the hotels provide after dinner entertainment.

Trinidad and Tobago: Trinidadians love to party or to just "lime" as they say. It is the home of calypso and the hotels and bars offer lively rhythms for your entertainment. Come for the Carnival season when you can take part in many colourful parades or just party!!

]]> http://www.caribbean-island-hopping.com tech@axses.com (Axses Systems Caribbean Inc.) Mon, 15 Nov 2010 12:28:30 EST ROMANTIC

Anguilla: Anguilla has been named one of the best honeymoon destinations in the world. Weddings can be easily arranged for the visitor . The lazy days on the beach, or exploring the sites, sipping a rum punch and enjoying a gourmet meal and after dark enjoying the romantic music and ocean breezes---all these things are sure to please those looking for romance in a serene atmosphere.

Antigua: Weddings are easily arranged in Antigua. Many hotels offer several wedding packages and honeymoon specials. Imagine a romantic stroll along the gorgeous beaches on the island, the after dark romantic atmosphere of the island with its tropical breezes. Relax and enjoy the romance.

Barbados: Barbados is a very romantic island and many weddings and honeymoons take place there.There are several excellent wedding coordinators who can take care of special day. Honeymoon packages are widely available at hotels. What could be more romantic than a stroll along the beautiful beaches, relaxing over a drink and meal with a gorgeous view of the ocean?? Bring your special someone and enjoy romance in Barbados. Go to www.realholidays.com and ask them to arrange a romantic package for your enjoyment.

Bequia: Bequia is a perfect get away for honeymooners, and those looking for a relaxed atmosphere miles away for the stresses of life. Idyllic beaches, no crowds, just you and your special someone!!

Dominica: Dominica Romantic Hideaway Holidays Get you away from it all. A jungle hut - or a mountain retreat: Dominica's Nature is the prefect Romantic escape!

Grenada: Grenada is a popular spot with honeymooners and many weddings take place there. With its beautiful beaches and relaxing atmosphere it is a perfect getway for the romantic souls.

Nevis: Whether you get married barefoot in the sand or surrounded by the lush foilage and mountain views Nevis is perfect for weddings and they can be easily arranged. Stay on for the honeymoon, a romantic experience. The laid back atmosphere of the island makes it a perfect spot for those couples who are looking for a quiet get away in a romantic setting.

St. Kitts: Couples recommend St.Kitts as a very romantic place to spend time alone. Weddings can be arranged and honeymoon packages are offered by some hotels.

St. Lucia: St.Lucia is popular with honeymooners and many weddings take place there. The romantic beach setting is perfect for weddings and the "get away from it all "atmosphere is perfect for those romantic moments. There are wedding co-ordinators in St. Lucia who can help to organise a perfect occasion for you and the hotels are happy to assist you with your plans.

St. Thomas: St. Thomas is a popular spot to get married or spend a honeymoon, or some time with that special someone in your life. Weddings can be easily arranged. The exotic location, with the beautiful beaches, tropical flowers and great night life make St.Thomas a romantic location.

St. Vincent and The Grenadines: Weddings can be arranged in St.Vincent and it's secluded atmosphere make it a romantic spot for couples . Honeymooners frequently choose St.Vincent as an idyllic spot for the occasion. Some hotels offer special packages.

Tortola: Many visitors choose to get married in Tortola. Weddings can be arranged and the romantic hideaways make it perfect for honeymooners. Tortola is very laid back, very relaxing, very romantic.

Trinidad and Tobago: The neighbouring island of Tobago is better known for its romantic setting, so head there from Trinidad and relax on the beaches, discover the colourful fish and reefs. Many weddings and honeymoons take place in Tobago, the sister island of Trinidad.

]]> http://www.caribbean-island-hopping.com tech@axses.com (Axses Systems Caribbean Inc.) Mon, 15 Nov 2010 12:28:30 EST SIGHTSEEING/TRANSPORT

Anguilla: Take a day trip to neighbouring St.Martin, leave by ferry from the Ferry Terminal at Blowing Point. Explore Anguilla by scooter, bike, taxi or car. Anguilla is an easy island to explore on your own, if you prefer.

Antigua: Explore Antigua"s surrounding waters. Several day cruise trips are available. Boats and catamarans are popular. A helicopter ride to see the island is another popular choice. Explore the island by Jeep tour or safari tour. Take a horse back ride --another great way to see Antigua. Taxis and buses are another means of transportation on Antigua.

Barbados: Barbados has an excellent transport system. You can rent a car/moke and drive yourself around, take a reliable taxi, go on an organised coach tour, or an island safari. Coastal cruises are also popular, the helicopter ride across the island is another excellent way to capture the island's beauty. The local bus system ( both government run and privately run vans) are another alternative for getting around the island. Bicycle and scooters are also available for rental.

Bequia: Reach Bequia by ferry from St.Vincent, or sail your yacht into the splendid harbor. There is a small airport for those who prefer to fly in. On the island, rent a taxi or explore the island on foot.

Dominica: The Aerial Tram ride where one can see the beauty of the rain forest in the comfort of a gondola should be experience. A moke is suitable for exploring the rugged terrain and there are organised tours to the many nature spots.

Grenada: Take a boat and explore the neighbouring Grenadine islands. An organised coach tour is a good way to see Grenada , or take a taxi where the driver can take you to the many interesting sites. Rent a car/moke and explore Grenada yourself--many choices of transport.

Nevis: Suggested ways of seeing the island are bicycle/scooter rental, taxis, public buses, as well as drive yourself car rentals. Ferry services are available to St.Kitts leaving at convenient times. Charter flights to neighbouring islands can be arranged by Winair.

St. Croix: Jeep rentals, car rentals and taxis are popular means of sightseeing. Ferry or boat to some of the neighbouring islands while you are there.

St. Kitts: Take a ride on St. Kitts Scenic Railway to see the beautiful countryside where sugar was once king. Taxis are easily available and cars are available for hire. Safari tours can be arranged and bicycles are a great way to explore St.Kitts. Mopeds are also available for rent.

St. Lucia: Take an organised tour to the places of interest, join a hiking party and go to the nature spots. Rent a car/moke and explore the island on your own. Take a boat ride to neighbouring Martinique for a French experience.

St. Maarten: Cars, scooters and boats are available for rent. Cruises and charters available on ships Island tours can be arranged. Horse back riding is a popular way to see the island.

St. Thomas: Car rentals are available for those who wish to explore St. Thomas on their own. There is a splendid inter island ferry between St.John's and St.Thomas. Taxis are easily available and island tours can be arranged in larger vehicles for groups. Take a cable car ride for a fantastic view of the harbor and surrounding islands. Of course, you can always sail on a yacht between the islands and explore for yourself or enjoy a helicopter ride.

St. Vincent and The Grenadines: Hire a taxi to take you to many of St.Vincent attractions.Rent a car and explore the island yourself. Be adventurous and take a local bus---cheap and brightly painted!! Arrange for an eco tour/safair by jeep. Hop on the ferry and head to Bequia. Or take a sailing cruise among the beautiful Grenadine islands. Many options await the traveller.

Tortola: Trips by ferry to some of the neighbouring British Virgin islands is popular. Chartered tours around the island can be arranged by one of the sailing companies. The best way to get around Tortola is to hire a taxi and have a great tour guide in your taxi driver who will show you all the beautiful sights. Since Tortola is a small island there are no large tour buses. Car rentals and exploring the island yourself is another option.

Trinidad and Tobago: Rent a car or hire a taxi to explore Trinidad. Go by ferry to Tobago or take the short flight from Piaco Airport. Organised tours are also available in Trinidad or try the local buses for an interesting experience.

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