Your Ideal Caribbean Cruise Vacation - Just Clicks Away
Admit it. You've always dreamed of the picture-perfect Caribbean cruise vacation, where peaceful tranquility is the ultimate luxury. The Caribbean, known for its rich variety of landscape and lush fauna, is the ideal setting in which to get away from daily stresses in the world. You are invited to escape to endless tropical sunshine, unspoiled white- and black-sand beaches, and unlimited recreation opportunities...where your cares melt away with each passing sunset.
When you're aboard a Caribbean cruise, your travel options include the U.S. Virgin Islands, Turks and Caicos, the Bahamas, Aruba and Barbados. All these destinations offer breathtaking scenery and a spectacular array of exciting things to do. Whether your desire is to wind surf, deep-sea dive, sail the ocean waters or hike rugged terrain, there is a Caribbean destination for you.
Before planning your Caribbean cruise vacation, it's important to know which ports of call you would like to visit. Below are facts about popular Caribbean cruise destinations to help make your decision easier.
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- Location: Caribbean, north of Venezuela
- Terrain: Flat will few hills; renowned white-sandy beaches
- Environment: Rarely threatened by hurricanes
- Temperature: 81 degrees year-round
- Population: approximately 101,000
- English Language: Yes, widely spoken
The Bahamas
- Location: Caribbean, islands in the North Atlantic Ocean, southeast of Florida
- Landscape: Coral formations, small hills
- Environment: Hurricanes known to cause flooding and wind damage
- Temperature: Ranges from 70 to 85 degrees
- Population: Approximately 307,000
- English Language: Yes, official language
Barbados
- Location: Caribbean, North Atlantic Ocean, northeast of Venezuela
- Landscape: Mostly flat
- Environment: Not in hurricane zone; prone to landslides
- Temperature: Average temperature between 75 and 85 degrees
- Population: Approximately 282,000
- English Language: Yes, official language
The British Virgin Islands
- Location: Caribbean, between the North Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea, east of Puerto Rico
- Landscape: Flat coral islands; Steep volcanic islands
- Environment: Tropical storms and hurricanes in season, between July and October
- Temperature: Ranges between 70 and 90 degrees throughout the year
- Population: Approximately 24,000
- English Language: Yes, official language
Cayman Islands
- Location: Caribbean, consisting of three islands in the Caribbean Sea, south of Cuba and northwest of Jamaica
- Landscape: Limestone surrounded by corral reefs
- Environment: Warm, rainy summers; cool, dry winters
- Temperature: Ranges between 72 and 90 degrees throughout the year
- Population: Approximately 48,000
- English Language: Yes
Saint Lucia
- Location: Caribbean, between the North Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea
- Landscape: Volcanic and mountainous
- Environment: Rainy summers (May to August); dry springs (January through April)
- Temperature: Average daily temperature is 80 degrees
- Population: Approximately 160,000
- English Language: Yes, official language
Turks and Caicos Islands
- Location: Caribbean, two island groups in the North Atlantic Ocean, southeast of The Bahamas
- Landscape: Flat limestone
- Environment: Frequent hurricanes
- Temperature: Ranges between 75 and 95 degrees throughout the year
- Population: Approximately 22,000
- English Language: Yes, official language
U.S. Virgin Islands
- Location: Caribbean, islands between the North Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea, east of Puerto Rico
- Landscape: Hills and mountains
- Environment: Frequent hurricanes; droughts and floods; occasional earthquakes
- Temperature: Ranges between 75 and 95 degrees throughout the year
- Population: Approximately 109,000
- English Language: English, Spanish and Spanish Creole
