Where To Travel

The British Virgin Islands enjoy a unique position — easy to get to, but still a hidden enclave of secluded serenity. A network of boat docks and airports form a cascade of connections that ensure your every travel experience will always be wholly unique. Making your way here — and finding your way around once you do — couldn’t be simpler. And yet, no two sojourns will ever feel the same. Discovering the currents is always a rich part of the experience.

Welcome Pure Grenada (pronounced Gre-Nay-Dah) the spice of the Caribbean, a hidden gem with unspoiled beauty offering a lifestyle so pure and authentic that you will feel instantly renewed. Every moment promises pure adventure, natural splendor, rich heritage and culinary delights. The spice of the Caribbean is a hidden gem with unspoiled beauty offering a lifestyle so pure and authentic that you will feel instantly renewed. Whether you’re a beach dweller yearning for sun-kissed sands, a family in search of fun and adventure, or a couple dreaming of a romantic getaway or a destination wedding, Grenada has something special to offer. 

With its friendly locals, ideal weather year-around, easy access via a short 90-minute flight from Miami, and breathtaking sandy beaches and blue waters, Turks and Caicos are considered a top Caribbean destination.

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A journey to Grenada remains incomplete without an enchanting detour to Carriacou (pronounced (Karry-a-cou). Experience Caribbean living in its purest form as the island’s allure lies in its tranquil and rejuvenating escape from the hustle and bustle of the modern world. Carriacou, meaning “Isle of Reefs,” is conveniently located just 90 minutes away by ferry or a quick 20-minute flight from the main island of Grenada. As the second-largest island within the state of Grenada, spanning a modest 13 square miles, Carriacou boasts some of the world’s finest dive spots, with crystal-clear waters, and the World-famous Paradise beach.

The isles that comprise the British Virgin Islands archipelago are the Caribbean’s most treasured jewels. Each is a verdant piece of paradise dotted with endlessly charming points of interest, surrounded by immaculate white beaches and sapphire-toned waters. The largest are known for rich vegetation, exceptional luxury resorts, beautiful beaches, fantastic food, and friendly locals. Some of the less-prominent islands are completely uninhabited and designated as national park space.

Grand Turk, the capital of the Turks & Caicos Islands, attracts avid divers eager to experience one of the world’s greatest wall diving meccas, with a drop of nearly 7,000 feet. Grand Turk has must-see sites including The 1852 Lighthouse, Philatelic Bureau, and St. Thomas Anglican Church (built in 1823). Behold Guanahani Beach, the site of the monumental first landfall of Christopher Columbus during his voyage to the New World in 1492.

Dive to the world’s first underwater sculpture park. Grenada’s cultural tapestry is rich with a unique carnival in August lovingly called ‘Spicemas’ and community traditions practiced even today. The island paradise beckons to those seeking a break from the demands of everyday life, and offers captivating wreck and reef dives, historical forts, a colorful spice market, year-round good weather and warm welcoming people. Unlock your senses in the culinary capital of the Caribbean where organic chocolate, spices and flavorful local dishes merge to make an unforgettable gastronomic experience. You will experience why Grenada is a gem worth discovering.  

South Caicos is a quick and impeccable island getaway as it is only a ninety minute ferry ride or short twenty minute flight from Providenciales. The close proximity makes the Island ideal for dual island vacations in Turks and Caicos. Visitors are drawn for its fishing, snorkeling and scuba diving along the wall. Go bone fishing in the flats guided by expert fishermen or snorkel right off the immaculate beaches.

The natural beauty of St. Patrick is truly captivating, with its rugged coastline, volcanic landscapes, and lush greenery. The history and folklore of the area add an intriguing layer to its charm, such as the story of the forty Caribs who chose to leap off Leapers` Hill rather than submit to French colonization. The volcanic cones and craters in the parish, like Punchbowl and Lake Antoine, offers a unique opportunity to witness the power and beauty of nature up close. Bathway Beach, known for its pristine sands and clear waters, provides relaxation and a perfect way to unwind and take in the stunning surroundings.

Belize City limits reach out to Mile 8 on the Western Highway and Mile 14 on the Northern Highway, at the Haulover Bridge that spans the mouth of the old Belize River where it disgorges into the Caribbean Sea. The city proper is split into two areas:

Grace Bay is located on the northeastern side of Providenciales, and spans an area roughly 0.5 miles (0.8 km) by 2 miles (3.2 km). It’s bordered by The Bight community on its west side, Leeward on its east side, and the Long Bay area to the southeast.

Commonly referred to as “The Big South”, the island is a marine paradise best known as the fishing capital of the Turks & Caicos Islands. It is an impeccable island getaway: only a 90-minute ferry ride or short 20-minute flight from Providenciales

Belize City limits reach out to Mile 8 on the Western Highway and Mile 14 on the Northern Highway, at the Haulover Bridge that spans the mouth of the old Belize River where it disgorges into the Caribbean Sea. The city proper is split into two areas: