Explore the wonders of Caribbean archipelago and take a memorable journey as you visit these stunning places.

Is by far the most stunning and historical landmark in the entire Santo Domingo.  It has been declared as UNESCO’s World Heritage Site wherein the origin dates back to the 1500’s era.  Nowadays, the district covers less than 5 square kilometers.  There are many prominent landmarks in here and to name a few: Alcázar de Colón, Fortaleza Ozama, Parque de la Independencia, Museo de las Casas Reales and Royal Sundial.   These landmarks are built during colonization period of Spanish government.

A powerful bastion that dominates every corner of Old City is basked in the scenic country of Puerto Rico.  The purpose of its erection was to guard the city from land attacks and to defend the north coast.  Fort San Cristobal features an extensive channel structure that connects the different parts of the fortress.  This awesome structure was deemed finished between 1766 and 1783.

Spanning approximately 600 feet, Dunn’s River Falls is Jamaica’s well-known waterfalls and a major Caribbean tourist spots.  In the very first movie of James Bond, which is Dr. No, Dunn’s River was prominently featured.  This breathtaking natural wonder is just a stone’s throw away from Ocho Rios, one of Jamaica’s fastest rising resorts.

This massive stone structure is officially known as Fuerte San Felipe del Morro.  El Morro is a six-level fort that offers a spectacular view of the entrance of San Juan Bay.  The fort is both a UNESCO World Heritage and a National Historic Site in the U.S. National Service Park.  Fuerte San Felipe del Morro still survives despite the series of attacks like from the Dutch fleets in 1625.

Unearth the adventure as you enter deep beneath the earth and explore its wonders.  See and be amazed with the various formations of stalactites and stalagmites in unique sizes and shapes that hangs from the roof of the cave.   Visitors will truly enjoy their trip to this wonderful wonder, as they behold the brooks of lucid running water that drop from magnificent waterfalls to form deep bright green pools.

It is the sixth biggest islands in Bahamas and is one of the most enchanting and unblemished tourist attractions of the country.  Cat Island is basked 130 miles southeast of the capital city of Nassau.  Rumor has it that this fishhook island was named after Arthur Catt, an infamous pirate who used to frequent the island.  The island’s distinct good feature is-Mount Alveria, Bahamas highest summit with an astonishing height of 206 feet.

Situated in the shallow waters of Grand Cayman, Stingray City is a popular tourist destination wherein you can see overabundance species of southern stingrays.  Guests can interact, feed and pet the marine animals.

Untouched environs and tranquil atmosphere; Arikok National Park is one of the famous tourist attractions in Aruba.  The park also houses historical and cultural spots.  Within the park is the highest peak in Aruba and also the Arikok and Jamanota hilltops.

Has an array of fabulous sights to see within or around Le Moule.  The place once served as an early French capital of Guadeloupe and ranks as 6th largest commune.  Le Moule offers astonishing sights that you should not dare to miss such as Neoclassical Catholic church and archeological museum.

A favorite stop among local and foreign tourists in the leeward of St. Vincent, Grenadines.  The garden shelters extraordinary and exotic flowers, plants and lush trees.  The Botanical Gardens is one of the best-kept gems in the country.  Furthermore, it offers an enticing, charming and calm haven to unwind from the hectic schedules of modern living.