Caribbean Destination A to Z

Anguilla
British Overseas Territory, northernmost Leeward Island and home to some of the most spectacular coral reefs in the Caribbean

Antigua and Barbuda
The Caribbean mecca for beachcombers, boatmen and birdwatchers alike

Bahamas
Seven hundred sand-drizzled islands idyllically set in the Caribbean Sea, the Bahamas is for island hopping, diving, fishing and sailing

Barbados
It may have some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, but Barbados is also the perfect location for snorkelling, hiking and watching cricket

Bermuda
Marooned in the north Atlantic, Britain's oldest colony is home to great diving, pink beaches and courteous locals with a penchant for a party

Cayman Islands
Escape the commercialised Grand Cayman Island to explore the secret caves and deserted beaches of the Cayman Islands by boat

Cuba
Travel in Cuba and experience crumbling Cuban cool, coloured by 500 years of rollercoaster history

Dominica
The strong Rastafarian culture of Dominica ensures you a warm welcome to this Caribbean island. Dominica has superb trekking trails - with a Boiling Lake and dramatic waterfalls hidden amongst its jungle palms

Dominican Republic
The capital Santo Domingo is the social hub of the island - infusing a mixture of cultures. Out of the city, sugar plantations dominate the landscape

Dutch Antilles
Just off the Venezuelan Coast, the Dutch Antilles has a fascinating mix of cultural influences. Along with its colonial architecture and laid-back Caribbean way of life, frequently held festivities encourage travellers to the islands

Grenada
Grenada attracts less visitors than its neighbours Barbados and St Lucia, making it a great place to explore the coral reef and laze on deserted sandy beaches

Haiti
In January 2010 an earthquake wreaked havoc on this poor Caribbean nation. Although struggling to rebuild their country and still mourning their dead, the Haitian people will greet you with a warm smile

Jamaica
The most colourful island in the Caribbean - Jamaica's attractions include idyllic white sand beaches, tropical blooms, blue mountain peaks, leafy parks, handsome colonial towns and neon-lit nightlife.

Montserrat
The tiny Caribbean island of Montserrat is a lively place – in part, for the wrong reasons. In 1995 its resident volcano rumbled into life; by 1997, capital Plymouth was sitting under metres of ash and half the island was declared off-limits

Saint Kitts and Nevis
The Leeward Islands of St Kitts and Nevis sit lush and lovely on the Caribbean – visit for inland hikes, sandy beaches and cool culture

Saint Lucia
St Lucia is the stereotypical picture-perfect Caribbean getaway, with a fantastic mix of golden sands, sheltered coral reefs and lush jungles.

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
St Vincent and the Grenadines is the authentic Caribbean – island-hop on the regular mailboats to find gorgeous beaches, great food and local gossip

Trinidad and Tobago
You get two for the price of one with this stunning Caribbean couple. Although each island has its own unique identity, both have been gifted with beautiful beaches and cheery locals

Turks and Caicos Islands
With some of the world's best beaches and most discreetly luxurious hotels, this British Overseas Territory is a paradise for sun-lovers, divers and high-rollers