Start and finish your journey on this amazing coral island with its stunning white beaches, rolling hills and spectacular flora and fauna. Explore the capital Bridgetown and visit Harrison's Cave, a magnificent natural phenomenon. After all that sightseeing, spend the evening with the welcoming and friendly locals with a glass or three of something cold!

Start and finish your journey on this amazing coral island with its stunning white beaches, rolling hills and spectacular flora and fauna. Explore the capital Bridgetown and visit Harrison's Cave, a magnificent natural phenomenon. After all that sightseeing, spend the evening with the welcoming and friendly locals with a glass or three of something cold!

Home of carnival, you couldn't find a much livelier place than Trinidad. Visit Port of Spain and listen to a live steel band or discover the lush forested canopy of the northern mountain range, which descends down to beautiful Maracas Bay.

Tobago offers much for those interested in the nature. The Tobago Forest Reserve claims to be the oldest protected forests in the Western world while the waters around the island are home to many species of tropical fish, rays, sharks, and turtles.

Bordered by stunning beaches and dotted with picturesque towns, 'The Spice Island' of Grenada is a rolling mountainous area with more spices per square mile than anywhere else on the planet.

If you like scuba-diving, you'll love exploring the coral reefs here or just bathe in the sun on one of the beautiful black sand beaches. Alternatively, take a trip to the Botanical Gardens, where rare and exotic flowers, plants and trees abound.

St Lucia is a real gem of an island waiting to be discovered by you. Visit the island's volcano, take in Marigot Bay, one of the most beautiful anchorages in the Caribbean, or wander through the capital, Castries where you will find market stalls offering an array of local crafts.

In this quiet and alluring corner of Caribbean paradise you'll discover lava formations, tropical rainforest and seaside lagoons. Visit Basseterre with its old-style charm and history, or explore the sunken Spanish galleon at White House Bay.

Antigua's high rocky coast is indented by many bays and arms of the sea, several of which form excellent harbours. It is a luxury Caribbean escape and famously home to Sir Vivian ("Viv") Richards who played for, and captained, the West Indies cricket team.

As an overseas "département" of France, Martinique's culture blends French and Caribbean influences. Lushly forested the most dominating of the islands many beautiful mountains is the infamous volcano Mount Pelée. The volcanic ash has created beautiful gray and black sand beaches in the north, contrasting markedly from the white sands of Les Salines in the south.

Dominica has been nicknamed the "Nature Isle of the Caribbean" due to its seemingly unspoiled natural beauty. The island features lush mountainous rainforests, home of many rare plant, animal and bird species.

Start and finish your journey on this amazing coral island with its stunning white beaches, rolling hills and spectacular flora and fauna. Explore the capital Bridgetown and visit Harrison's Cave, a magnificent natural phenomenon. After all that sightseeing, spend the evening with the welcoming and friendly locals with a glass or three of something cold!