Belize
City, Belize
This tropical
paradise
promises adventure, both onshore and off. Crystalline rivers flow
through
impressive lowland jungles, home to a myriad of rare wildlife. Silky
sand
beaches, waving palms and colorful coral gardens are just part of Belize's natural wonders. Whether mountain
biking through a
lush rain forest or snorkeling with sharks, you'll experience things
you've only
imagined. No matter how you choose to
spend your time
in Belize, you’re sure to be amazed
by the
remarkable natural surroundings. Scuba dive in the Western
Hemisphere’s longest barrier reef –
named one of
the Seven Underwater Wonders of the World. Climb majestic mountains for
incredible views and explore limestone caves and Mayan ruins.
Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Championship golf courses, world-class deep sea
fishing and incredible diving opportunities have transformed Cabo San
Lucas, a once sleepy fishing town located on the southern tip of the
Baja California Peninsula, into one of the most popular resort
destinations in Mexico. Rolling sand dunes and hidden coves dot a
countryside ringed by some of the most famous and often-photographed
rock formations in the world.
Casa de Campo, Dominican
Republic
Situated
on the coast, not far from
Catalina Island, is the tourist resort of Casa de Campo, designed by
celebrated architect Oscar della Renta. The resort features top hotels
and highly regarded golf courses. Altos de Chavon is found here,
modeled on a 15th Century Mediterranean-style village. The work of
Italian Roberto Coppa, the village features houses in golden-colored
stone and a river running through jungle landscape. The village was a
location for several scenes in the Francis-Ford Coppola film
"Apocalypse Now". Altos is also the home of an artists' colony and a
selection of exhibitions can usually be found. Other attractions
include an amphitheater and archaeological museum which houses over
2,000 finds from the native Taiano Indians.
Costa Maya, Mexico 
Puerto Costa
Maya is the newest port in the Mexican
Caribbean tucked
between Playa del Carmen and Belize. Costa Maya's brilliant Caribbean seas, silky sand beaches and verdant
jungle appear to be unchanged
since ruled by the vast Mayan empire more than 1,000 years ago. The
only break
in the emerald horizon is the occasional beach hut. Secluded jungle
settings
lend an air of mystery. Wild twining orchids, bougainvillea and stately
ceiba
trees abound. Don't miss the 8-foot-high stucco faces at Kohunlich's Temple
of the Masks or the Grand Pyramids at
Chacchoben.
Cozumel, Mexico
Cozumel is the gem of the Mexican
Caribbean located
12 miles off the coast of Mexico offers visitors lots to
see
and do. Cozumel’s limestone shore is
surrounded by
temperate, crystal clear waters which range from turquoise to deep
indigo. Long before nearby Cancun became a popular destination, Cozumel
was
well-known as a diving spot and home to the world famous Palancar Reef,
which
gives divers the opportunity to view thousands of brilliantly colored
fish.
Non-divers can kick back on a sun-drenched beach, or enjoy any number
of
seaside activities, such as shopping in colorful marketplaces or dining
in an
open-air café.
Catalina Island, Dominican
Republic
The Dominican Republic lies on the
eastern side of Hispaniola Island, with Haiti on the opposite side, in
the center of the Greater Antilles. The Dominican territory is
characterized by mountain peaks and sprawling plains. Catalina Island
is Costa's exclusive island idyll off the coast of the Dominican
Republic and offers an unparalleled beach experience. Add in an
excursion to the Dominican Republic and visitors can look forward to a
bonanza of culture and relaxation.
Key West, Florida
Key Wesy, also called the "Conch Republic" is a
festive island of colorful bars and equally colorful characters in what
may as well be the tropics. America's southernmost tip, where Harry
Truman spent his summers playing poker and running the country, is a
non-stop delight. Visit Hemingway's house where you'll find his
original manuscripts and many of his famed six-toed cats. And while
you're on the island be sure to sample its culinary treasures, such as
conch salad and world-famous Key Lime pie.
Grand Cayman, Cayman islands
Grand Cayman, kissed by sparkling, turquoise waters,
is a dream
come true for water sports enthusiasts. The
island abounds with ecological sights and you’ll have many
opportunities
to choose from during your free time in port. You can
snorkel
with stingrays, go scuba diving or view
marine life a little less closely from a glass-bottom boat. Take
in some sport fishing, sail a catamaran. Visit
the Cayman Turtle Farm. Explore the many shops and restaurants in
town or just mellow out along the powder-soft sand of
the
magnificent Seven
Mile Beach.
While you're there, don't forget to
visit Hell,
which is devilishly popular with senders of postcards.
Grand
Turk, Turks & Caicos Islands
Heaven on earth for scuba divers and collectors of
beautiful beaches. Secluded coves and mile-long stretches of soft
coralline sand define the shore, while a grand reef system of sea
cathedrals, coral gardens and schools of colorful tropical fish
mesmerize just below the surface.
Half Moon Cay,
Bahamas
When was the last time you whiled away the day on a private
Caribbean island? Here's your chance. The island is ours; the day is
yours to sun, swim, and sail. Enjoy!
Mazatlan, Mexico
If you're ready to experience some of the finest
sailing and sport fishing available, then you're ready for Mazatlan.
This is an exquisite seaside resort by anyone's standards. Of course,
you don't have to partake in world-class water sports to enjoy
Mazatlan. You can relax on one of its soft-sand beaches caressed by
trade winds that are even softer. Or shop for silver jewelry and
Mexican crafts in the shops of "The Golden Zone," where you can also
celebrate your purchases at one of the area's lively cantinas.
Nassau,
Bahamas
The
laid back atmosphere of the islands of The Bahamas make them the
perfect ports to relax and unwind. The sun drenched shores of Nassau
and Freeport feature sophisticated shopping, sizzling nightlife,
delicious Caribbean cuisine and much more. And, the pristine white
sand, turquoise waters, gentle surf and exotic marine life provide a
paradise for any beach aficionado. With world-class fishing, historical
forts, Victorian mansions, museums, vibrant bazaars and colorful
Caribbean houses -- there's always plenty to see and do.
Ocho Rios, Jamaica
Originally
called "Los Chorreos" by the Spanish in 1657, Ocho Rios, once a small
banana and fishing port, has become the cruise ship capital of Jamaica.
Dunn's River Falls, a 600-foot natural staircase of cascading water is
the most famous attraction in Ocho Rios. For sheer natural beauty, you
can't surpass Shaw Park Botanical Gardens, which offers 32 acres of
indigenous trees, flowers and shrubs, as well as picturesque streams
and waterfalls. In addition, you'll also find plenty of opportunities
for diving, sailing and golfing.
Philipsburg, St. Maarten
On an island under two flags, sample the Dutch treats of
Philipsburg: chocolate, cheese, delftware. On the French side, linger
over bouillabaisse and shop for Parisian perfumes. Join a sailboat race
on a genuine America's Cup vessel, or scuba dive in glassy waters with
fish of all hues.
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Puerto Vallarta has all the amenities of a
classic beach resort: surf, sand and sun. But, that’s just the
beginning. Perfect for honeymooners, families and seniors alike, Puerto
Vallarta features fun-filled activities including: sport fishing,
golfing, horseback riding, hiking and whale watching. A modern
destination that remains loyal to its traditional Mexican roots, this
port is distinct from any other destination in Mexico. The mountains,
jungles, beaches, rivers and waterfalls make Puerto Vallarta the
perfect vacation destination.
Road
Town, Tortola
Tortola is an island you'll want to explore in a bathing
suit and a sarong. The beaches are numerous, but if you must choose
only one, make it Cane Garden Bay, snow-white and lapped by azure seas.
Be sure to snorkel at "the Baths" on Virgin Gorda—a collection of
boulders that nest in white sand and create an underwater labyrinth.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Historic
San Juan, once nothing more than cobblestone streets and the
distinctive architecture of the Spanish who founded it, is now a modern
world capital. Among the peaceful shaded courtyards and commanding
colonial fortresses of El Morro and San Cristobal, you'll find a
cosmopolitan city of wide boulevards, lively cafes, highly regarded
galleries and designer boutiques. This is where the old world meets the
new - and you can enjoy them both.
St. Thomas, US Virgin
Islands
Not all of St. Thomas' treasures are
buried. Most of them are right in the open on this gorgeous island,
home of the infamous Bluebeard's Tower. Whether looking for jewels,
crystal, perfume and fine wines in the shops of Charlotte Amalie, or
soaking up the sun on the incredible beaches, you'll marvel at the
wealth of history on this treasure-filled paradise.
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