THE CARIBBEAN IS QUITE AMAZING

COME EXPERIENCE THE PARADISE!

There is hardly any other region in the world that does a better job of capturing imagination and mysteriousness than the Caribbean. Its tropical climate, white-sand beaches, azure blue waters, and breathtaking islands create a strong allure of paradise on earth.

People call it heaven; we call it home. The Caribbean has some of the world’s most gorgeous tropical settings and exquisite beachfront, from St Lucia to Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, Curacao, The Bahamas, and Barbados. It’s the ideal destination to stay, play and indulge to your heart’s content.

We at Tropical Welcome are happy to welcome you to this beautiful area of the world, where you can bask in nature at its most pristine and experience one of your most electric travel adventures. Our all-inclusive vacation services are tailored to help you live out your dreams in this vast wonderland without breaking a sweat.

Crystal-clear turquoise waters, colorful marine life, vibrant underwater, and lush rainforests embellished with exotic flora and fauna. The Caribbean has a sensory feast in its offing—scents, tastes, color symphonies, and distinct sounds that are likely to leave you charmed.

Enjoy our luxury vacations, and you would see rightfully for yourself why we offer the most engaging getaways, with quality solutions rather than just regular resort renting. The white palate beachscapes, savory dining experience, opulent accommodations, exciting water sports and more make many choose us as their tropical escape partner.

Whether you are in the Caribbean for work or play, our hotels and resort centers are some of the most ideal bases from which to explore all of the region’s fascinations. Stroll along the beaches, sight some wildlife, shop at upscale boutiques and diners, or go sporting in the wet—the possibilities are limitless.

Activities you should look out for in the Caribbean

The Caribbean is a treasure trove of exciting activities; a fun mix that caters to different types of travelers. If you are visiting the region for the first time, you might want to indulge in everything, from the beaches to the jungles. To give you a wholesome experience, we have curated activities that would make your stay in our home worth it.

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving

The Caribbean voyage is hardly complete without watersports. Dive into the lucid waters, discover vibrant coral reefs, and catch a good view of the kaleidoscope of marine life. Swim with some colorful fish, sea turtles and encounter rays and nurse sharks. Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park in The Bahamas and Bonaire’s Marine Park are particularly known for their underwater universe.

Sailing and Yachting Escapades

Feel the unlikely Caribbean breezes on your skin while aboard a luxurious yacht or conventional sailboat. You can hop from island to island between charming ports, see some hidden coves, and pose for a snap under the sunsets on the horizon. St Martin and the British Virgin Islands are known to have interesting sailing opportunities, riding of course only on clear waters and kind winds.

Good Old Beach Relaxation

No Caribbean tour is of course complete without ample time spent on the haven’s stunning beachscapes. Whether you want to indulge in the sands of Grace Bay in Turks or crawl in those of the secluded Anse Chastanet Beach in St Lucia, there is undoubtedly a plethora of paradisiacal shoreline destinations that are ideal for lounging, swimming, and bathing in the sunset.

Jetski Along The Coasts

Jet skilling is a popular and thrilling watersport, one that could pump an ounce of adrenaline into your Caribbean getaway. Experienced rider or not, it is an exhilarating way for anyone to explore the clear blue waters and get a closer view of the coasts. Glide along the shoreline, with palm-fringed beaches, swaying coconut trees, and colorful beachfront villas forming a picturesque backdrop.

Attend Key Cultural Events

Looking to socialize? Immerse yourself in the vibrant cultures of the Caribbean by attending colorful festivals and lively carnivals. The Trinidad and Tobago Carnival, Jamaica’s Reggae Sumfest, and Barbados Crop Over Festival are just a few examples of events where you can dance, revel, and celebrate with locals. The Jamaica Reggae Sumfest, for instance, is one of the world’s biggest reggae festivals.

Stay at an underwater accommodation

The Caribbean plays host to several unique accommodation options, not just luxurious resorts, but also underwater stays. To spice up your journey, consider lodging in an underwater villa or suite; most such rooms provide unreal views of the coral surroundings and give you direct access to the Caribbean Sea. Places like Aruba Ocean Villas, Royalton Antigua Resort & Spa, and Cayo Espanto are great for romantic or family-tailored stays.

Go on a second-to-none hike

If you are looking to indulge in more daunting activities, you should take the famous two-mile hike to the top of the Pitons in St Lucia, and the six-mile option to the El Yunque peak in Puerto Rico. Explore Jamaican rainforests on the Blue Mountain Trail, or for a more strenuous affair, hike the seven-mile trail to the tiptop of the Chirripo peak in Costa Rica. The best time of the year to hike in the Caribbean is between November and April when rain is less frequent and temperatures much cooler.

Ride the white sands on horseback

A beach-themed vacation is hardly complete without a horse ride along the shoreline. The Caribbean is the perfect destination for this, thanks to its warm climate and picturesque sights. Whether it is an adrenaline-filled or relaxing ride, there is something for everyone.

For a truly unmatched experience, it is typically best to ride on horseback in the early mornings or late afternoons when the sun is not at its most intense. This is equally the best time to take in the beautiful views, as the sun sits lower in the sky, bathing the landscape with a golden light.

Visit a national park or botanical garden

Many Caribbean islands have national parks, botanical gardens, or reserves that would give you a chance to commune with diverse wilderness, learn about local ecosystems, immerse yourself in the region’s rich biodiversity, and help you connect more deeply with nature. Some national parks feature historical sites and indigenous cultural landmarks.

Exploring these areas provides a deeper connection to the Caribbean’s human history and the relationship between its peoples and the forte. There are many parks and gardens to choose from but you can visit the Lucayan National Park, Bahamas, Christoffel National Park, Curaçao, The Royal Botanic Gardens in Trinidad and Tobago, and Orchid World and Tropical Flower Garden in St. Lucia.

Smoke cigars in a Cuban bar

Do you want to funk up your stay, consider stepping into a world where time seems to stand still, where rhythmically clinking glasses accompany the warm glow of amber lights. Smoking cigars is more than an indulgence; in the Caribbean, it fosters conversations and connections.

In a traditional Cuban bar, you can engage in lively discussions with aficionados, share stories spanning generations and learn more about the region’s culture. More often than not Cuban bars are a venue for camaraderie, where laughter mingles with fragrant smoke tendrils. The best spot for this endeavor is undoubtedly the La Floridita Bar in Havana, which Ernest Hemingway and other influentials used to frequent.