Caribbean Islands?

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Slim Shady

ANTIGUA check out http://www.adventureantigua.com/... and http://www.antiguanice.com
Antigua is a little piece of paradise, has 365 LOVELY beaches and warm, friendly, inviting accommodating people. Delicious local dishes, lots to see and do. see for yourself.

Lovely sites, hikes, explore the coral reefs - you can feed the fish. Get a taste of the night life - clubs, etc... truly a lot to .... the most awesome breath-taking Sunsets picturesque moonlit sky with the stars all aglow......

jb 2k6

jamaica it it very beautiful there

jamaican babe

Jamaica- it is very fun there and the people there are great and not to mention the food.They have lots of free street dances there.

flinch

Tobago, which is one half of the twin island nation of Trinidad & Tobago. It is so beautiful! Great beaches, awesome diving and snorkeling, shopping in interesting little shops, nice restaurants, and it is affordable. The only down side is it can be difficult to get to because Carribean Airlines (formerly Beewee a.k.a. British West Indies Airlines) cut out a lot of their flights. Still, IMO it is worth the extra effort to get there.

Don

I went from the U.S.A about 25 years ago to the Bay Islands of Honduras and have been there ever since. I guess I like it if I stayed here that long. Most people are bi-lingual, English/Spanish, And there is good diving here. Backpackers seem to go to the Island of Utila as it is the least expensive of these islands. I won't bore you with more info. If You would like more info just contact me and I'll try to answer your questions.

flower198713

ANGUILLA.
1. many stars visit there.
2. it's calming and relaxing.
3. the people are nice AND friendly AND DO NOT HASSLE VISTORS LIKE THE "OTHER ISLANDS"
4. no stop lights well there are only two
5. u can leave ur doors unlocked w/out worry
6. clean beaches
7. beautiful villas
8. beautiful island
9. if you prefer to shop u can hop on a boat to saint martin
10. Refer to J.T's song My Love: Saint Barths, Anguilla...... it's in a song
11. need any more explainin'????????

mari

All who have answered this question are wrong in their choices. Have they been to the Dominican Republic yet. Check it out. Trump is investing there. Presidents, Celebrities and all of Europe love it.

British Virgin Islands are great if you want a more relaxed holiday on a small island.

Puerto Rico if you are looking for a larger island that has everything:
Beaches
Culture
Scenery
Entertainment
Great Food
rainforest
Mountains

www.visit-the-coqui.com/home
www.frommers.com
www.roughguide.com

captmhunt

Pick up a copy of Fodor's Caribbean and read about the islands... it takes a while but the effort is worth it and will keep you from making mistakes on your vacation

thisisnotdel

Barbados, and yes. It may be expensive nationwide, but there are some things cheap. Gotta be smart with budgetting and what you buy, then you're set. I'm currently in that country since 30th of March 'til April 25th, but because I'm staying at my boyfriend's house at no charge, so of course, it makes things easier for me.

You should check Pegwell Inn Guest House for cheapest accommodation if interested in going there -- across the street has plaza, ranging from shoes to supermarket to bank to stationaries.

Barbados offers great nightlife, too! Check Club Xtreme, St. Lawrence Gap (there are The Ship Inn, Harbour Lights, etc), has friendly people as well. :)

stephanie b

St. John is fabulous. St. Thomas is busier and more commercial but there's alot to do and see there. Too much crime in St. Croix.

If you can afford it, the best way to see the islands is to rent a boat and see them all! British Islands are fun/easy to hop around on.

pobrecita

I am a huge fan of Bonaire. My family and I love it so much that we bought property there and are building a house. We are scuba divers and Bonaire is diver's paradise. It is quiet and peaceful with great places to eat and friendly people. It is a very relaxed vacation whenever I go. I also enjoy Bonaire's neighbor Curacao. It has a little bit more of a nightlife than Bonaire and a little bit more to do, but is still not very touristy. If you want that buys, touristy atmosphere then I am not the right person to ask. I like to relax on vacation, not be caught up in crowds.

Chocolit B

Nevis clean, private, friendly people and everything ur look for http://www.nevisisland.com

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