Sneak peek at Things to do in the Caribbean

Booking a trip to the Caribbean islands means you are set for a vacation full of adventure, fun, relaxation and romance. There are so many Things to do in the Caribbean that you will have to list down all that you wish to get done. The most obvious attraction is the beaches, with many of the activities based right on the sea shore.

If you like to spend time by the ocean, as well as in water, then you are in for a treat. Sailing, snorkelling, diving, canoeing and yachting are the top Things to do in the Caribbean for aqua lovers. The best part is that you get certified trainers to accompany you on your trips on and under water. Explore the variety of fishes, coral reefs, water plants and collect conch shells. Have a look at intriguing caves on your sailing trips. Yachts give you a chance to enjoy floating parties on deep blue seas.

Apart from water sports, the beaches offer several Things to do in the Caribbean. Beach parties are popular with youngsters, offering exciting barbeques, drinks, bonfire and Caribbean music. On many islands, there are pubs and bars alongside the shore which serve visitors of all age groups, till wee hours of morning.

Getting away from the beaches, the most favoured Things to do in the Caribbean include hiking and biking. The mountainous terrain lining some beaches, as well as the forests in the interior of the islands make for great location for hiking enthusiasts. You can also rent complete biking gear and pedal away in the most serene environment.

If you are less of fitness freak and more of dancing diva, your list of Things to do in the Caribbean must include checking out the happening dance venues with pulsating music and awesome food to go with the beats. Dining in best restaurants in the Caribbean, shopping, and being mesmerised by the local traditions more or less wraps up the Things to do in the Caribbean. 

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St. Maarten is a center of tourism in the Caribbean and you will find a number of hotels, casinos and restaurants. The island offers European atmosphere and is a favorite amongst Americans. The capital city is Phillipsburg which is constructed on a narrow sandy land strip which separates the sea from the Great Salt Pond. There are some colonial buildings and plenty of shopping possibilities for the many cruise ship passengers. St. Maarten is a tax free island and you will find many things cheaper than elsewhere.

St. Martin is a typical French island where everything goes a bit slower than on St. Maarten. The capital city is Marigot which looks more like a village than a real city and there are only a few streets like the Boulevard de France. The Marina Port La Royale is very romantic with plenty of restaurants to choose from. The old Fort Louis is worth a visit, as well as the new shopping mall West Indies.

Both islands have fantastic white sand beaches but the best are located on the French part. The Baie de Plume, Baie Longue or Baie Orient should not be missed. The best beaches on the Dutch side are the Mullet Bay, Great Bay and Simpson Bay Beach. The choice of hotels and resorts seems to be endless and there is something for any budget.

One of favorite Best Hotels on St Maarten, the Mary's Boon Plantation, can be found in St. Maarten. The lovely colonial style hotel has deluxe rooms and suites which are located in the main building or the cottages direct on beautiful Simpson Bay Beach.The hotel is ideal for a Caribbean Honeymoon! More about St. Maarten / St. Martin and other Caribbean islands can be found in Caribbean Destination travel guide.