Cancun & Riviera Maya, Mexico
Offering an unbeatable combination of pearly white sand, turquoise water, Mayan history and Mexican hospitality, Cancun and the Riviera Maya are two of the world’s most popular tropical playgrounds.
The longest reef in the western hemisphere is just offshore for snorkeling and diving, and ancient pyramids, family fun parks, biosphere reserves, limestone sinkholes or cenotes, and other historical and natural wonders lie close by. More incredible sightseeing options await visitors in the neighboring state of Yucatan.
St. Maarten
The smallest island in the world once shared by two nations, St Maarten offers a captivating blend of Caribbean, French and Dutch heritage. Thirty-seven beaches await visitors and the island is popular with the sailing community, hosting the celebrated Heineken Regatta in early March. Cruises to the neighboring islands of Anguilla, St. Bart’s, Saba and Statia are available. Twin towns Philipsburg and Marigot are shopping heaven and the “Friendly Island” is one of the gourmet hot spots of the Caribbean.
Curacao
Only 35 miles from the coast of South America, the Caribbean island of Curacao is famous for its beaches and coral reefs and is rich in history, traditions and Dutch heritage. The colorful gabled merchant houses in island capital Willemstad won it a UNESCO World Heritage listing in 1997 and the town is also a popular shopping enclave. The diving and snorkeling are excellent in area waters and the famous Sea Aquarium offers visitors the chance to see the underwater wonders without getting wet.
Aruba
Aruba has some of the finest beaches in the Caribbean, pristine coral reefs, friendly people and a rich heritage. Apart from relaxing on sun-kissed white sands, visitors enjoy scuba, windsurfing and the lively nightlife scene in island capital Oranjestad.