Are you looking to spend your Christmas or New Years somewhere other than at home? Then why not plan a wonderful Holiday Season vacation in the Caribbean. The atmosphere and enthusiasm which surrounds the Caribbean at Christmas time makes it different from the rest of the world. One of the most cheerful occasions of Caribbean Holiday is the fact that Christmas music is played on almost every street; people are seen dancing to the music wearing masks and having a joyful time. Christmas is seen as a festival which celebrates the birth of Jesus. Every individual takes part in the festivities associated with Christmas and the season.
Turks and Caicos
Turks and Caicos is a favorite vacation destination for many tourists. The island is filled with a wide range of history from the mix of cultures that are apart of the island. Enjoy the flavorful food that can be found throughout the island. Sit back and drink a delicious glass of rum-punch. The island is truly beautiful, and is sure to not disappoint! The night life is also very lively and fun. Danny Buoy's is one frequently visited destination that offers live music and sometimes a kareoke night. Take full advantage of all the fun the island has to offer!
St. John
Once a quiet island, the new development on the island has caused more traffic the island of St. John. The island is the smallest of the Caribbean Islands with less than 20 sq. miles of lush gardens filled with a vast amount of tropical beauty. Most of the residents are West Indian of African descent. The US Virgin Island contains a big amount of sugar cane plantations, and is home to the 29th National Park which has around 5000 acres of well-preserved land. While there, a trip by charter or ferry should be made to Jost to explore the Town.
Anguilla
Sitting north of the Leeward Islands in the Eastern Caribbean lies the amazing island of Anguilla. The island is known for its numerous picturesque pristine sandy beaches throughout the island. There is also plenty of history to be explored as well. The Big Spring Cave is one must-see site that houses over 20 Amerindian petroglyphs that have over 1000 years of history attached to them. The Old Salt Factory, Pumphouse, and the Wallblake house are also fun places to visit! Enjoy the night life of the country and be immersed in the native sounds of reggae, calypso and other music while dancing the night away! Anguilla is a place filled with multiple adventures around every corner.
Tortola
Tortola serves as the capital of the British Virgin Islands and illuminates traditional Caribbean heritage. Exploring the island is best done underwater! Take a visit to Smuggler's Cove and bask in the tranquil atmosphere while underwater. Hop on a jet ski and ride across the waves or smoothly sail across the waters inside a boat. The white sand beaches are simply beautiful and look like something that belongs inside a magazine. The lovely Cane Garden Bay is also a popular place on the island. It features multiple bars and restaurants and will allow you to fully relax out on the beach while sipping on a refreshing glass of rum punch.
Barbados
At only 21 miles long, the last island you should visit during the Holiday Season is Barbados. Even though the island is relatively small, it is one of the most developed islands in the Caribbean. Grab the whole family and hop into a submarine to visit a shipwreck 130 feet under the ocean. The Harbor Lights Beach Extravaganza dinner show is the place to go for an incredible dinner and entertainment! Thrilling performances can be seen from the various acts in the show. This includes stiltmen, fire eaters, an acrobatic green monkey, and much more. Trade in your winter jackets for sunscreen and a bathing suit this upcoming Holiday.
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