Book Cheap Flights to Caribbean

The Caribbean Islands region has become a premier vacation destination for tourists from around the world who come here seeking sun, sand and fun. Book cheap flights to Caribbean with FlyOfinder now and enjoy fun-filled holidays while soaking up the sun on the gorgeous beaches at some of the delightful tropical islands here.

Visiting the Caribbean Islands is in fact a joie de vivre for all those looking forward to thrilling times ahead. Look forward to incredible ocean adventure with tons of water sports and aquatic activities. And, not only this, there are in fact more to the Caribbean than just sun, sand and sea.

The Caribbean Islands is steeped in history. The architecture, cuisines and cultures of each of the island in the Caribbean region are influenced by the African, European and American Indian influences. It’s no wonder that the Caribbean holds many surprises for you. Plan a fascinating vacation to the Caribbean and have an experience of a lifetime.  

Places to See in Caribbean

If you are looking for family fun and sun-drenched adventure then the Caribbean Islands region is the ultimate destination to enjoy a fun-filled and thrilling vacation. The Caribbean Islands offer you plenty of sightseeing opportunities and outdoor activities to pursue. Here are some of the top attractions in the Caribbean you would like to visit.

• Trafalgar Falls in the Dominican Republic has both cool lake and a hot spring. Tourists can enjoy bathing in the temperature suiting them best
• The 1,400-acre Island of Mustique is a private retreat for many celebrities. There are about 100 private homes and 72 villas available on rent on this island. This panoramic island abounds in natural beauty and has many opulent restaurants
• The Dominican Republic is the most visited destination in the Caribbean region. It attracts around 4.3 million tourists every year on average. It is also one of the wealthiest Caribbean nations
• The Caribbean is home to many popular ecotourism destinations. These include Trinidad's Asa Wright Nature reserve, Balenbouche Estate in St. Lucia and the Bird of Paradise Island
• Millions of eco-tourists visit the Caribbean region every year to see incredible wildlife and indigenous species. Trinidad's exotic birds such as tanagers and toucans are major attractions for tourists  
• Popular countries in the Caribbean worth visiting include Jamaica, St Lucia, Trinidad and Tobago, Cuba, Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Aruba, U.S. Virgin Islands, Haiti, Martinique, Barbados and the Cayman Islands. Other Caribbean nations which you should also consider visiting include Netherlands Antilles, Anguilla, Guadeloupe, British Virgin Islands, St Vincent and the Grenadines, Turks and Caicos Islands, St Kitts and Nevis, Grenada and Antigua and Barbuda

Why Travel to Caribbean?

The Caribbean is a premier vacation destination in the world today. There are lots to see, do and experience in this amazing tropical paradise. A holiday in the Caribbean is relaxing and rejuvenating.

If you are planning to make the Caribbean your next vacation destination then here are some of the important facts you need to know before visiting this magnificent place.

• The Caribbean region is an archipelago comprising of around 700 islands, islets, reefs and caves
• The Caribbean region is situated to the north of South America, east of Central America and southeast of the Gulf of Mexico
• The Caribbean region is made up of island groups, which includes Greater Antilles, Lesser Antilles, Leeward Antilles, and the Windward Islands
• The Caribbean Islands have a diverse topography, which includes volcanoes, coral reefs, waterfalls, mountains, valleys, low-lying plantations and tropical forests
• The Caribbean is sparsely populated with around 2% of the islands actually inhabited by people
• Jamaica, a major Caribbean nation, holds the Guinness World Record for most churches per square mile. The island nation has a total of 1,600 churches
• The world’s shortest runway, measuring at just 1,300 feet, is found in the Caribbean island of Saba
• Anegada reef in the Caribbean is said to have caused around 300 ships to wreck, making it the pirates' favourite hang out
• The most widely spoken languages in the Caribbean region are English, Spanish, Dutch, Papiamento and Haitian Creole
• The Caribbean Islands is synonymous to colonization and slavery. Most of its inhabitants are descendants of African slaves brought to work on the sugar plantation by European colonial powers
• The three Caribbean islands of the Dominican Republic, Cuba and Haiti are home to about 75% of the population
• geologists believe that the Caribbean Islands may have been formed after the eruption of volcanoes under the sea several billions of years ago