From thrilling theme parks to magnificent beaches, enjoy an unforgettable cruise and stay holiday in 2026.
CARIBBEAN HOLIDAYS
Expect to find
Sunkissed Beaches
Relax on powder white sands and swim in crystal clear waters.
Natural Wonders
Explore lush rainforests, volcanic landscapes, and stunning coral reefs.
Historic Sites
Explore UNESCO World Heritage sites in Nassau and Bridgetown.
Overview
The Caribbean - Your Sunny Paradise
The Caribbean is a collection of thousands of islands, each offering its own unique combination of natural beauty, culture and laid-back charm. Stretching from the Bahamas in the north to the lush landscapes of St Lucia in the south, the region is known for its warm climate, soft white sands and clear blue waters.
Whether you are exploring the vibrant music and food scenes of Jamaica, relaxing on the palm-fringed beaches of Antigua, or discovering the colourful towns and rich local traditions of Barbados, every island brings something different to your holiday.
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Discover sunsoaked beaches, stunning landscapes and island adventures across the Caribbean.
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Our Recommended Caribbean Holidays
From turquoise waters to tropical breezes, let the Caribbean be your ultimate haven for relaxation and rejuvenation. Discover the magic that awaits in every corner of this idyllic archipelago.
Orlando Stay & Caribbean Cruise Holiday
Orlando Stay & Caribbean Cruise Holiday
8 Nights From €1465 per person
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Caribbean Sunsets 
Caribbean Sunsets
8 Nights From €1199 per person
Set sail on a fantastic cruise and stay holiday with 3 nights in Miami and Key West before embarking on a 7-night Caribbean Cruise.
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Barbados Escape
Barbados Escape
8 Nights From €1999 per person
Jet off on a holiday that guarantees laid back cool vibes, lively nightlife and sunny days on some of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
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Barbados Getaway
Barbados Getaway
7 Nights From €1285 per person
Relax and enjoy in this incredible Caribbean island in your next holiday.
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Dominican Republic
Dominican Republic
7 Nights From €1535 per person
Tropical beaches, warm hospitality, rich culture, vibrant music, lush mountains, clear waters, all-inclusive resorts, and unforgettable Caribbean adventures await you.
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Miami and Barbados
Miami and Barbados
10 Nights From €2395 per person
Jet off on a holiday that guarantees laid back cool vibes, lively nightlife and sunny days on some of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
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The Best of Both Worlds - Multi Destination Caribbean Holidays
Embark on an unforgettable holiday with a North America and Caribbean multi-centre holiday. Start your adventure in the lively cities of the USA or Canada, then unwind in the tropical paradise of the Caribbean. The perfect blend of urban exploration and island bliss awaits on this incredible holiday.
Miami and Barbados
Miami and Barbados
10 Nights From €2395 per person
Jet off on a holiday that guarantees laid back cool vibes, lively nightlife and sunny days on some of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
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Boston & Dominican Republic
Boston & Dominican Republic
10 Nights From €1685 per person
Visit Boston for three nights before flying to Dominican Republic and spending a week on this stunning Caribbean Island.
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Orlando & Dominican Republic - Family Easter 2026 
Orlando & Dominican Republic - Family Easter 2026
10 Nights From €1745 per person
Start with Orlando’s thrilling theme parks, then unwind in the Dominican Republic’s stunning beaches, enjoying vibrant water sports and relaxation.
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Explore the Caribbean on a Cruise
A great way to visit multiple Caribbean islands in one visit is to embark on a Caribbean cruise holiday. Relax, enjoy the luxurious amenities of your cruise ship and explore a different island every day.
Orlando Stay & Caribbean Cruise Holiday
Orlando Stay & Caribbean Cruise Holiday
8 Nights From €1465 per person
From thrilling theme parks to magnificent beaches, enjoy an unforgettable cruise and stay holiday in 2026.
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10 Night Miami & Caribbean Cruise
10 Night Miami & Caribbean Cruise
10 Nights From €2999 per person
Enjoy Miami before cruising on the all-new MSC World America — luxury, vibrant ports, and total Caribbean relaxation await.
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Orlando & Caribbean Cruise
Orlando & Caribbean Cruise
9 Nights From €1799 per person
Enjoy a stay in Orlando before boarding the fabulous MSC Grandiosa and sailing across the glittering blue waters of the Caribbean.
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14 Night Orlando & Caribbean Cruise 
14 Night Orlando & Caribbean Cruise
14 Nights From €2299 per person
Start your adventure with a stay in Orlando before boarding the magnificent MSC Seashore to cruise across the sparkling Caribbean waters.
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Scarlet New Year's Ahoy! 
Scarlet New Year's Ahoy!
7 Nights From €2930 per person
Sail from Miami to Cozumel and the Bahamas on a 5-night Virgin Voyages adults-only cruise. Dining & Wi-Fi included.
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Virgin Island Views & Saint Isles Blues
Virgin Island Views & Saint Isles Blues
8 Nights From €1789 per person
Sail from Puerto Rico to Tortola, Barbados, St Kitts and St Croix on a 7-night Virgin Voyages adults-only cruise. Dining & Wi-Fi included.
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Places to Visit
Barbados Holidays
Barbados is a vibrant Caribbean island known for its warm Bajan hospitality, beautiful beaches and rich culture. Explore Bridgetown, a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with historic landmarks such as Charles Fort and the Parliament Buildings. Don’t miss the island’s famous rum heritage. Visit Mount Gay Distillery or local rum shops for an authentic taste of Barbados. For nightlife, Oistins Fish Fry and St Lawrence Gap offer lively atmospheres with great food and music.
What to Explore in Barbados
Beach lovers will enjoy the Gold Coast’s palm-fringed sands and crystal-clear waters, perfect for water sports or relaxing. Harrison’s Cave is a unique attraction featuring an underground world of streams and pools explored by tram. Barbados offers a mix of cultural experiences and stunning natural beauty for every traveller.
Jamaica Holidays
Jamaica offers a combination of stunning white-sand beaches, vibrant reggae culture and lush inland rainforests. Popular beach spots include Negril’s Seven Mile Beach, Montego Bay’s Doctors Cave and the coral reefs at Winnifred Beach. Adventure seekers can enjoy jet skiing, horseback riding or exploring coral reefs by glass-bottom boat.
Outdoor Adventures in Jamaica
Inland, visitors can hike through rainforests, raft the Rio Grande or climb the famous Dunn’s River Falls. The Blue Mountains provide scenic trails and spectacular views, making Jamaica an ideal destination for both relaxation and adventure.
Antigua Holidays
Antigua is famous for having a beach for every day of the year, with 365 pristine shorelines to explore. Known as the sailing capital of the Caribbean, it offers calm waters at beaches such as Darkwood, Turners and Half Moon Bay. Shirley Heights provides spectacular sunrise and sunset views, alongside lively Sunday night parties with barbecues and music.
Heritage in Antigua
Nelson’s Dockyard, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a historic marina with museums and beautiful views. St John’s capital is picture perfect, with its pastel buildings and bustling markets. From Antigua visitors can easily reach Barbuda, a quieter island known for unspoiled beaches and caves.
St. Lucia Holidays
St. Lucia is a volcanic island renowned for its natural beauty, with stunning beaches and luxurious resorts. Water sports such as kayaking, jet skiing and snorkelling are popular, while the island’s lush scenery offers hiking, ziplining, waterfalls and hot springs. The iconic Pitons provide breathtaking views and hiking opportunities.
What to Do in St. Lucia
The capital Castries boasts colourful markets and shopping, while Rodney Bay is the hotspot for nightlife with beach bars and restaurants. Don’t miss the Diamond Falls Botanical Gardens, where you can explore tropical plants and enjoy the soothing mineral baths.
Bahamas Holidays
The Bahamas is made up of over 700 islands and 2,000 cays, known for its turquoise waters, powder-white beaches, vibrant local cuisine and friendly communities. While Nassau and Grand Bahama are the most visited islands, island hopping offers a chance to explore a variety of unique destinations. Exuma is famous for its stunning beaches and clear waters. Andros Island features remarkable blue holes and the second largest coral reef in the Western hemisphere. Harbour Island is known for its pastel Georgian buildings and Pink Sands Beach. Eleuthera offers luxury resorts and quiet beaches, while Long Island is popular with water sports enthusiasts and home to Dean’s Blue Hole, one of the deepest blue holes in the archipelago.
The Best Beaches in the Bahamas
Beaches play a central role in life here. Treasure Cay Beach is often recognised as one of the world’s most beautiful, and Cabbage Beach on Paradise Island is popular for snorkelling and water sports. Tropic of Cancer Beach provides a more secluded spot, while Junkanoo Beach offers a lively atmosphere with beach bars and music.
Dominican Republic
Unwind on uncrowded, palm-lined beaches, explore vibrant markets filled with local character and experience a laid-back island lifestyle. Explore the historic charm of Santo Domingo or a sunset cruise from Punta Cana and enjoy popular water sports like snorkelling, kayaking, and diving in the azure waters!
Best Times To Travel
December – April
The Caribbean is warm throughout the year, but the best time to visit is generally from December to April, when the weather is dry and sunny. This period offers ideal conditions for beach activities and exploring the islands. The months from June to November make up hurricane season, which can bring heavy rain and storms, so travel during this time carries some risk. For those seeking fewer crowds and better prices, the months of May and November can be a good option, with usually lower chances of severe weather.
Guides
Caribbean FAQs
Do I need a visa to visit Caribbean islands like Jamaica, Barbados, or the Dominican Republic?
Visa requirements vary depending on your nationality and the specific island you plan to visit. Visitors from the EU do not need a visa for short stays, but it’s best to check the latest entry requirements for each destination before you travel.
Do I need any vaccinations or health precautions before travelling to the Caribbean?
Routine vaccinations are recommended, and some islands may require specific immunisations such as hepatitis A or typhoid. It’s advisable to consult your GP or a travel clinic well before your trip for personalised advice.
Is the tap water safe to drink, or should I stick to bottled water?
Tap water quality varies across the Caribbean. In most resorts, tap water is safe, but we would recommend drinking bottled or filtered water to avoid stomach issues.
What kind of electrical outlets and voltage are used across different Caribbean islands?
Most Caribbean islands use 110-120 volts with Type A or B plugs, similar to the US. Some islands may have Irish-style outlets or use 220-240 volts, so it’s useful to check ahead and bring a suitable adapter if needed.
What’s the local currency on each island, and is USD widely accepted?
Many Caribbean islands have their own currencies, such as the Barbadian dollar or Jamaican dollar. The US dollar is widely accepted across most islands, especially in tourist areas, but it’s best to carry some local currency for small purchases, tips and markets.
Is it safe to travel around the Caribbean, and are there any specific precautions I should take?
The Caribbean is generally safe for tourists, especially in popular resort areas. However, it’s wise to stay aware of your surroundings, avoid isolated areas after dark, and secure valuables. Follow local advice and take standard travel precautions to ensure a trouble-free holiday.
Are all-inclusive resorts worth it in the Caribbean, or should I explore dining and activities independently?
All-inclusive resorts offer convenience, fixed costs, and plenty of on-site amenities, ideal for families or those seeking a hassle-free holiday. Exploring dining and activities independently can offer a more authentic experience and flexibility but may require more planning and budget management.
Can I easily travel between Caribbean islands during my holiday, or should I focus on one destination?
Island hopping is popular and can be done easily by boat or ferry between nearby islands, offering a scenic and enjoyable way to explore multiple destinations. Some longer routes may require flights. Our Personal Travel Planners are more than happy to design a tailor-made itinerary that suits you.
What’s the dress code or cultural etiquette like in Caribbean resorts and local towns?
Resort dress codes are generally relaxed and casual, but some restaurants or clubs may require smart casual attire. When visiting local towns or religious sites, modest clothing is appreciated.
Are there any local events or festivals that are worth planning a trip around?
The Caribbean is famous for vibrant festivals such as Trinidad and Tobago’s Carnival, Barbados’ Crop Over, Jamaica’s Reggae Sumfest, and Antigua’s Sailing Week. These events showcase music, dance, and culture and can greatly enrich your visit if timed right.
Staff Tips
Antigua's sister island Barbuda is just a 90min boat ride away and it's well worth spending an afternoon exploring this little slice of paradise.
Audrey JoycePersonal Travel Planner
Antigua is home to 365 beaches - one for every day of the year! Do some research before you go and find out which beaches you want to visit during your time there so you don't miss out!
Audrey JoycePersonal Travel Planner
Friday night in Barbados and Oistins Fish Fry is the place to be! This weekly Friday night event brings together locals and tourists alike to sample fresh seafood, cool beer, and live music.
Audrey JoycePersonal Travel Planner
A tourist mecca for a reason, Costa del Coco, the ‘coconut coast’ has over 60km of reef-protected white sandy beaches surrounded by coconut trees. Despite the presence of fellow tourists, it’s easy to feel disconnected from the rest of the world here.
Audrey JoycePersonal Travel Planner
Jamaica is famous for its fresh seafood, and for good reason, but be sure to also try local jerk and delicious spicy stews!
Audrey JoycePersonal Travel Planner
Jamaica may boast some of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean, but the ocean isn't the only place you can take a dip! The island is famous for its waterfalls which you can explore, followed by a dip in their pools.
Audrey JoycePersonal Travel Planner
