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]]>As its name suggests, this stunning beach stretches for seven miles along the coast of Negril, Jamaica. With its soft white sand, turquoise waters, and vibrant nightlife, Seven Mile Beach is a popular spot for both tourists and locals.
This pristine beach in Aruba is known for its powdery white sand and calm, crystal-clear waters. It’s a great spot for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying the beautiful Caribbean scenery.
Located on the Samana Peninsula, Playa Rincon is a hidden gem that’s often overlooked by tourists. This secluded beach boasts turquoise waters, palm trees, and breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.
This stunning beach in St. Lucia is surrounded by lush tropical forests and boasts some of the best snorkeling and diving opportunities in the Caribbean. Its calm waters and stunning coral reefs make it the perfect spot for underwater exploration.
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]]>The Caribbean is renowned for its breathtaking beaches. From the white sands of Aruba’s Eagle Beach to the secluded coves of the British Virgin Islands, the region boasts an abundance of idyllic shoreline. Relax under swaying palm trees, swim in turquoise waters, and soak up the sun’s warmth while experiencing ultimate relaxation in a tropical paradise.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and history of the Caribbean. Explore the colorful streets of Old San Juan in Puerto Rico, visit the historic forts of Jamaica, or wander through the spice markets of Grenada. From Afro-Caribbean rhythms to colonial architecture, the region’s cultural heritage is a captivating blend of influences that will leave you inspired and enlightened.
The Caribbean is a playground for water enthusiasts. Snorkel or dive in vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life, try your hand at thrilling water sports like windsurfing or kiteboarding, or embark on a sailing adventure to explore hidden coves and remote islands.
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]]>The magnificent islands of the Caribbean have white sand, turquoise water, calypso music, and fantastic food, but none of them boast a theme park. We can barely believe it either. That is all about to change though.
The attraction has been named Katmandu Park Punta Cana and will be located in the Dominican Republic. It will be linked to the global Falconâs Beyond franchise which launched the original Katmandu Park in Mallorca, Spain.
âWeâre absolutely thrilled to announce the opening date for Katmandu Park | Punta Cana, which seamlessly blends first-of-its-kind immersive entertainment and attractions with premium hospitality, for the ultimate escape,â said the CEO of Falconâs Beyond, Cecil D. Magpuri. âWe have structured ticketing in a way that offers fans the flexibility to explore the park however works best for their vacation, whether they want to visit once or return every day.â
In addition to 4D rides and theaters, the park will feature themed dining venues, carnival-style games, an outdoor ropes course, indoor climbing courses, and a 36-hole mini golf course situated on mountains and inside caves.
Katmandu Park Punta Cana is scheduled to open on March 15, with further parks planned for in Tenerife, Canary Islands, and Mexico.Â
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]]>History lovers and city dwellers alike are sure to enjoy a stay at the Hotel El Convento in Old San Juan. The hotel opened as a convent over 350 years ago and has since served as everything from a dance hall to a flophouse before it was turned into a hotel in 1962.
Donât let the name fool you – this hotel is actually located on the beach in Carolina, Puerto Rico, about a half hour from the city of San Juan. It overlooks the Isla Verde (meaning âGreen Islandâ) beach and is an amazing place for those looking for some serious R&R.
Get away from it all (really, this place is seriously secluded) at the Rainforest Inn in the middle of the El Yunque National Forest. This bed and breakfast-style inn is an ideal place for those who enjoy hiking and swimming or want to feel at one with nature.
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]]>Turks and Caicos have some of the best beaches in the Caribbean. This includes long stretches of picture-perfect white sand, tall palm trees, and amazingly clear ocean water. You’ll especially enjoy Grace Bay Beach, which has been voted as the Best Beach Destination by TripAdvisor on multiple occasions.
Visiting Turks and Caicos doesn’t have to be all about lying on the beach and soaking up the tropical paradise around you. The destination also offers lots of opportunities for water sports and activities, including surfing, snorkeling, fishing, and much more.
Remember when we said tourists often overlook Turks and Caicos. Well, that isn’t actually a bad thing. Fewer crowds mean you will have all of its attractions for yourself.
It is a lot easier to visit Turks and Caicos than some of its Caribbean neighbors. Since it’s a British overseas territory, visitors from the United States, the UK, and European Union don’t need visas. Also, there are direct flights to the islands from all the major cities in America, and it takes you just an hour to get here from Miami.
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]]>Viejo San Juan is the old, historic part of the city. Itâs a UNESCO World Heritage Site with numerous landmarks and gorgeous architecture. It contains cobblestone streets and brick and stone buildings that date back to the 16th century.
Going to the city beach is wonderful. Enjoy the palm trees and golden sand. Be prepared for the crowds, because this beautiful beach is located near the airport and always has visitors.
One of the most famous streets in San Juan is partially covered in cobblestone. Here you will see some of the best examples of colonial architecture and many cute shops that sell everything you can imagine.
The Castillo San Felipe del Morro was built from the 16th to 18th century by the Spaniards. It was an important military fortification in the past and today serves as a museum. Itâs also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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]]>Haiti was once the richest colony of the French Empire and known as âthe pearl of the Antilles”. Today, unfortunately, itâs officially the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. It still struggles to recover from the devastating earthquake that happened in 2010: the economy never truly recovered.
The people of Haiti speak two official languages: French and Haitian Creole. Besides Canada, Haiti is the only country in the Americas with French as an official language. Still, the majority of the population speaks Haitian Creole, which is a mixture of French and African languages.
Haiti has diverse climate zones and you can see versatile nature, from coconut trees on the coastline to dry forests with nothing but cacti. There are two national parks that you can visit to see tropical and pine forests and many animal species like the rhinoceros iguana, the Haitian boa, and the Hispaniolan trogon, which is Haitiâs national bird.
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]]>The post The 3 Best Beaches in the Caribbean appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Barbados isn’t your typical Caribbean island, filled with natural coral beauty and some of the softest sand you’ve ever walked on. It’s a place specifically geared towards scuba divers and snorkelers, but its incredible scenery makes it a haven for basically anyone.
Anguilla wasn’t always so well-known, but over the years it’s emerged as a playground for Hollywood stars. As such, it’s an extremely lavish and luxurious location, and it has 33 beaches across 16 miles. Shoal Bay is by far the most beautiful, however, with its beautiful white sand and magical energy.
Eagle Beach is usually the first place people want to go to when they visit the wonderful island of Aruba. As a result, it tends to attract a lot of tourists, but don’t let that detract you from going there. The water is perfect for surfing, the sand is powdery and comfortable, and the views are incredible.
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]]>The post Havana, Cuba’s Most Memorable Spots appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Situated between Havanaâs city center and the Caribbean sea is the Malecon, a five-mile-long esplanade and avenue that offers up relaxed vibes and beautiful views. Stretching from the mouth of the Almendares River to the Havana Harbor, nothing is more quintessentially Havana than this.
Despite years of turmoil and rule that attempted to minimize Cubaâs colonial history, much of it is still preserved in Old Havana, a gorgeous neighborhood which features colorful building facades and 1950s Cadillacs. Get a taste of the Havana that you always dreamed of here.
The former home of the center of Cubaâs government is the National Capitol Building, where the countryâs Senate met for many years. Currently undergoing restoration work in order to serve as a home for government meetings again, you will notice an eerily similarity between it and the US Capitol.
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]]>This is one of the most relaxed beaches for enjoying a beer with friends, listening to music, and soaking up the sun. Although it can get quite busy in the summer, you can find more secluded spots further down the beach if you wish.
While this beach is not actually 7 miles long, all 5.5 miles of it is burning white sands with crystal clear waters. Voted as one of the best beaches in the Caribbean each year, this really feels like heaven on earth.
Renowned for its sporting activities, here you can play volleyball, tennis, and football, as well as go scuba diving, snorkeling, and kayaking.
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]]>The post 4 Must-Visit Beaches in the Caribbean appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>As its name suggests, this stunning beach stretches for seven miles along the coast of Negril, Jamaica. With its soft white sand, turquoise waters, and vibrant nightlife, Seven Mile Beach is a popular spot for both tourists and locals.
This pristine beach in Aruba is known for its powdery white sand and calm, crystal-clear waters. It’s a great spot for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying the beautiful Caribbean scenery.
Located on the Samana Peninsula, Playa Rincon is a hidden gem that’s often overlooked by tourists. This secluded beach boasts turquoise waters, palm trees, and breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.
This stunning beach in St. Lucia is surrounded by lush tropical forests and boasts some of the best snorkeling and diving opportunities in the Caribbean. Its calm waters and stunning coral reefs make it the perfect spot for underwater exploration.
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]]>The post The Awesome Benefits of Traveling to the Caribbean appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The Caribbean is renowned for its breathtaking beaches. From the white sands of Aruba’s Eagle Beach to the secluded coves of the British Virgin Islands, the region boasts an abundance of idyllic shoreline. Relax under swaying palm trees, swim in turquoise waters, and soak up the sun’s warmth while experiencing ultimate relaxation in a tropical paradise.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and history of the Caribbean. Explore the colorful streets of Old San Juan in Puerto Rico, visit the historic forts of Jamaica, or wander through the spice markets of Grenada. From Afro-Caribbean rhythms to colonial architecture, the region’s cultural heritage is a captivating blend of influences that will leave you inspired and enlightened.
The Caribbean is a playground for water enthusiasts. Snorkel or dive in vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life, try your hand at thrilling water sports like windsurfing or kiteboarding, or embark on a sailing adventure to explore hidden coves and remote islands.
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]]>The post Get Ready for the Caribbeanâs First Theme Park appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The magnificent islands of the Caribbean have white sand, turquoise water, calypso music, and fantastic food, but none of them boast a theme park. We can barely believe it either. That is all about to change though.
The attraction has been named Katmandu Park Punta Cana and will be located in the Dominican Republic. It will be linked to the global Falconâs Beyond franchise which launched the original Katmandu Park in Mallorca, Spain.
âWeâre absolutely thrilled to announce the opening date for Katmandu Park | Punta Cana, which seamlessly blends first-of-its-kind immersive entertainment and attractions with premium hospitality, for the ultimate escape,â said the CEO of Falconâs Beyond, Cecil D. Magpuri. âWe have structured ticketing in a way that offers fans the flexibility to explore the park however works best for their vacation, whether they want to visit once or return every day.â
In addition to 4D rides and theaters, the park will feature themed dining venues, carnival-style games, an outdoor ropes course, indoor climbing courses, and a 36-hole mini golf course situated on mountains and inside caves.
Katmandu Park Punta Cana is scheduled to open on March 15, with further parks planned for in Tenerife, Canary Islands, and Mexico.Â
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]]>The post Where to Stay as a First-Time Traveler in Puerto Rico appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>History lovers and city dwellers alike are sure to enjoy a stay at the Hotel El Convento in Old San Juan. The hotel opened as a convent over 350 years ago and has since served as everything from a dance hall to a flophouse before it was turned into a hotel in 1962.
Donât let the name fool you – this hotel is actually located on the beach in Carolina, Puerto Rico, about a half hour from the city of San Juan. It overlooks the Isla Verde (meaning âGreen Islandâ) beach and is an amazing place for those looking for some serious R&R.
Get away from it all (really, this place is seriously secluded) at the Rainforest Inn in the middle of the El Yunque National Forest. This bed and breakfast-style inn is an ideal place for those who enjoy hiking and swimming or want to feel at one with nature.
The post Where to Stay as a First-Time Traveler in Puerto Rico appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post 4 Reasons to Consider Visiting Turks and Caicos appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Turks and Caicos have some of the best beaches in the Caribbean. This includes long stretches of picture-perfect white sand, tall palm trees, and amazingly clear ocean water. You’ll especially enjoy Grace Bay Beach, which has been voted as the Best Beach Destination by TripAdvisor on multiple occasions.
Visiting Turks and Caicos doesn’t have to be all about lying on the beach and soaking up the tropical paradise around you. The destination also offers lots of opportunities for water sports and activities, including surfing, snorkeling, fishing, and much more.
Remember when we said tourists often overlook Turks and Caicos. Well, that isn’t actually a bad thing. Fewer crowds mean you will have all of its attractions for yourself.
It is a lot easier to visit Turks and Caicos than some of its Caribbean neighbors. Since it’s a British overseas territory, visitors from the United States, the UK, and European Union don’t need visas. Also, there are direct flights to the islands from all the major cities in America, and it takes you just an hour to get here from Miami.
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]]>The post 4 Things to Do in San Juan, Puerto Rico appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Viejo San Juan is the old, historic part of the city. Itâs a UNESCO World Heritage Site with numerous landmarks and gorgeous architecture. It contains cobblestone streets and brick and stone buildings that date back to the 16th century.
Going to the city beach is wonderful. Enjoy the palm trees and golden sand. Be prepared for the crowds, because this beautiful beach is located near the airport and always has visitors.
One of the most famous streets in San Juan is partially covered in cobblestone. Here you will see some of the best examples of colonial architecture and many cute shops that sell everything you can imagine.
The Castillo San Felipe del Morro was built from the 16th to 18th century by the Spaniards. It was an important military fortification in the past and today serves as a museum. Itâs also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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]]>The post 3 Things You Didnât Know About Haiti appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Haiti was once the richest colony of the French Empire and known as âthe pearl of the Antilles”. Today, unfortunately, itâs officially the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. It still struggles to recover from the devastating earthquake that happened in 2010: the economy never truly recovered.
The people of Haiti speak two official languages: French and Haitian Creole. Besides Canada, Haiti is the only country in the Americas with French as an official language. Still, the majority of the population speaks Haitian Creole, which is a mixture of French and African languages.
Haiti has diverse climate zones and you can see versatile nature, from coconut trees on the coastline to dry forests with nothing but cacti. There are two national parks that you can visit to see tropical and pine forests and many animal species like the rhinoceros iguana, the Haitian boa, and the Hispaniolan trogon, which is Haitiâs national bird.
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]]>The post The 3 Best Beaches in the Caribbean appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Barbados isn’t your typical Caribbean island, filled with natural coral beauty and some of the softest sand you’ve ever walked on. It’s a place specifically geared towards scuba divers and snorkelers, but its incredible scenery makes it a haven for basically anyone.
Anguilla wasn’t always so well-known, but over the years it’s emerged as a playground for Hollywood stars. As such, it’s an extremely lavish and luxurious location, and it has 33 beaches across 16 miles. Shoal Bay is by far the most beautiful, however, with its beautiful white sand and magical energy.
Eagle Beach is usually the first place people want to go to when they visit the wonderful island of Aruba. As a result, it tends to attract a lot of tourists, but don’t let that detract you from going there. The water is perfect for surfing, the sand is powdery and comfortable, and the views are incredible.
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]]>The post Havana, Cuba’s Most Memorable Spots appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Situated between Havanaâs city center and the Caribbean sea is the Malecon, a five-mile-long esplanade and avenue that offers up relaxed vibes and beautiful views. Stretching from the mouth of the Almendares River to the Havana Harbor, nothing is more quintessentially Havana than this.
Despite years of turmoil and rule that attempted to minimize Cubaâs colonial history, much of it is still preserved in Old Havana, a gorgeous neighborhood which features colorful building facades and 1950s Cadillacs. Get a taste of the Havana that you always dreamed of here.
The former home of the center of Cubaâs government is the National Capitol Building, where the countryâs Senate met for many years. Currently undergoing restoration work in order to serve as a home for government meetings again, you will notice an eerily similarity between it and the US Capitol.
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]]>The post 4 of the Best Caribbean Beaches appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>This is one of the most relaxed beaches for enjoying a beer with friends, listening to music, and soaking up the sun. Although it can get quite busy in the summer, you can find more secluded spots further down the beach if you wish.
While this beach is not actually 7 miles long, all 5.5 miles of it is burning white sands with crystal clear waters. Voted as one of the best beaches in the Caribbean each year, this really feels like heaven on earth.
Renowned for its sporting activities, here you can play volleyball, tennis, and football, as well as go scuba diving, snorkeling, and kayaking.
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