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Caribbean Flights
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So if you are looking for cheap flights to Antigua, Barbados, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Mexico, St Lucia or many other destinations in the Caribbean, look no further.
Antigua
Antigua and Barbuda are one of the Caribbean's most popular tourist destinations. The long, twisting coastline that made Antigua difficult for historical navigators to navigate is where today's holiday makers find a wealth of secluded, powder soft beaches. The coral reefs are known world wide attracting lots of visitors. The island of Barbuda is home to one of the areas most important bird sanctuaries. Temperatures range from the 70's during winter to mid 80's in summer. Rainfall levels are approx 45 inches which means it has more sun than most other Caribbean Islands in the east.
Barbados
Barbados is home to pristine beaches, immaculatly clear water and a backdrop of superb music, tempting cuisine with lots of history and culture. Many of the island's mixed race population are descendants of the African slaves, brought over to work the colonial sugar plantations. The east of the island is less developed, more rugged, yet beautiful. The west coast is much more developmed, but still as attractive. There are lots of opportunities for watersports enthusiasts. Visit caves, botanical gardens, sugar cane factories, distilleries or plantations. Limbo dancers are everywhere and great fun, the beat of reggae can be heard which goes great with the local spicy seafood, outstanding tropical fruit selection and vegetables, eaten with rum and fresh juices.
Cuba
Cuba swings to a different rhythm, and you can enjoy the wild nightlife in legendary Havana. Ecotourism is big in Cuba and thus has not suffered reckless developments across its pristine coastline. There are countless beautiful beaches just waiting to be explored.
Dominican Republic
The superb white beaches, with a backdrop of awsome mountain ranges criss crossed with rivers, waterfalls and lakes packed with exotic wildlife are just on reason why a trip to Dominican republic is unforgetable. Party, relax or exploration, this island has lots to offer. The main tourist season is Dec - Febr, Jul - Aug, and the week before. Try to avoid Jun-Sep as it's hurricane season! (though the chances of one happening are slim). Feb and Nov are probably the best times to go as you ar emore likley to find good weather, less crowds and you can try your hand at baseball, or just joing in the Carnival or go whale-watching.
Jamaica
Jamaica is one of the most 'fanciable' islands of the Caribbean. Its beaches, mountains and awe enspiring sunsets are world renowned and recognised as a picture of paradise. Jamaica has somethign for everyone, catering for beach bums through to honeymooners. If you want seclusion and tranquillit, it's here. If you are looking for outragous fun and cavorting, that's here too or go full on into the thick of Jamaicas' nightlife with reggae, reefers and/or rum! A year-round destination: warm - hot all year. The rainy season runs from May to Nov, with highest rainfall in May and June and in October and November.
Mexico
A true traveller's paradise with everything from desert type backdrops, , volcanoes (snow topped), ruins, modern cities, colonial towns, sparkling upbeat resorts, empty, deserted beaches and breathtaking flora and fauna.
This diversity is Mexico's secret, it has somethign for every taste. Mexico is a year-round destination. May-Sept can be hot and humid. Inland temperatures can be freezing during December-February. Try to avoid the south between July and Sept - the resorts are extremely busy, July-Aug are popular holiday months for foreign visitors.
St Lucia
Although St Lucia is volcanic with amazingly lush and thick rainforests, It has pristine beaches and you my be surprised to hear that St Lucia is one of the world’s windiest destinations - but don't let this put you off!
As well as its excellent beaches, the mountainous landscapes and botanics (the raods are lines with flowers you will notice!) - the friendliness and hospitability of the locals is a huge plus point for coming to St Lucia and experiencing their leisurely lifestyle is a must.
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