A Guide to the Most Attractive Parts of The Caribbean

A GUIDE TO ............. CARIBB AN ATTRACTIONS With mile after mile of postcard-perfect stretches of shoreline to choose from, the Caribbean is a sun- and-sand worshipper's paradise. Once your beach body is perfectly bronzed and you get a little rest and relaxation, the Caribbean has plenty of activities and attractions to fill your days and nights! FINE DINING IN GRAND CASE Some consider St. Maarten the culinary capital of the entire Caribbean. Enjoy mixtures of Dutch, local, and haute cuisine as you gallivant from one delicious restaurant to the next. SHOPS AT PHILIPSBURG Browse for everything from baubles to artwork to jewelry in Philipsburg. Perhaps you are looking for a timepiece? It is a little known fact that St. Maarten has one of the most comprehensive selections of world-class watches in the world. BUTTERFLY FARM Tour a miniature replica of a bamboo rainforest. Here you will find over 40 species of butterflies from around the world, ranging from the Central American Postman ST. MAARTEN to the Brazilian Blue Morpho. DUNNS RIVER FALLS This beautiful hideaway offers 600 feet of climbing, hiking, and beautiful sights for thousands of visitors every year. WHITE WITCH MANSION OF ROSE HALL The Rose Hall Great House is the most famous building in all of Jamaica. It was immortalized in H.G. de Lisser's White Witch of Rose Hall. Face your fears at this haunt- ingly beautiful plantation, and you may even see the ghost of Infamous Annie. SANDY WHITE BEACHES OF NEGRIL JAMAICA Not only does Seven Mile Beach have some of the whitest sand in all of the Caribbean, it is also home to the best snorkeling and scuba diving in all of Jamaica. ST.GEORGE'S Enjoy the sites and sounds of colonial America, as St. George's holds the title of the oldest continuously inhabited English settlement in the New World. But don't worry, this blast from the past also offers wonderful modern accommodations and dining. ROYAL NAVAL DOCKYARD Countless land and sea activities are available at this historical dock. Enjoy watersports and golf in proximity to distinguished relics of the British Empire. GIBBS HILL LIGHTHOUSE The distinctive cast-iron Gibbs Hill Lighthouse is truly a sight. Opened in 1846, the 117-foot-tall structure contin- ues to operate to this day. The 185 stairs to the top are BERMUDA challenging, but the panoramic views of Bermuda are well worth the effort. QUEEN EMMA PONTOON BRIDGE - WILLEMSTAD Relax by the beach and take in this historic site. A calming view to watch as it periodically opens to let boats pass through. UNDERWATER WORLD SEA AQUARIUM The Curacao Sea Aquarium offers up-close encounters with stingrays, dolphins, sea turtles, and sharks. Additionally, a brand new five-person submarine takes visitors below scuba limits to have a personal look at the treasures of the deep. KADUSHI CLIFFS Stay at a luxury villa overlooking the beach from atop CURACAO these rocky cliffs. In the distance, take in the sunset while yachts and sailing boats disappear across the horizon. THE BATHS Explore captivating rock formations that reveal Virgin Gorda's volcanic origins. After your geological expedi- tion, relax on the beach, or snorkel in the adjacent bay. DIVING IN THE BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS With more dive sites than you can count on your fingers, the British Virgin Islands are host to a variety of historic and modern sunken ships. Dive into the past, and explore these haunted sea ruins. SAILING IN THE BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS THE BRI ISH VIRGI ISLANDS The British Virgin Islands is the destination of choice for the world's yachters, offering world-class harbors and unprecedented views. RESOURCES http://www.tripadvisor.com http://www.rockhousehotel.com/rates http://thedovebvi.com/current-dinner-menu http://www.frommers.com/destinations/caribbean-and-the-atlantic http://www.fairmont.com/southampton-bermuda/pdf/shp-newport-aug-13 http://halfmoon.rockresorts.com/HalfmoonAssets/files/dining/SugarMill-menu-Fall2013.pdf http://www.rareandtemptation.com/EN/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/temptationmaincourses2013.pdf http://www.avilahotel.com/file516.pdf?name=dinnermenu%20belle%20terrace%20aug%202013.pdf alipang BO ARD PUBL ISHI NG