The locals call it the “Portofino of the Caribbean.” Peering at St George’s, Grenada, you’ll find fishing boats bobbing in the harbor, pastel buildings on the edges of green hills and surely as compelling case for a postcard as its Italian counterpart. 

The picture-perfect, nearly 400-year-old harbor is also home to a rich, vibrant Caribbean capital, home to charming Georgian architecture, scenic waterfront eateries, myriad local shops and some of the best chocolate anywhere on earth. 

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Dominica has a river for every day and peaks that are as high as 5 thousand feet above sea level. It has been nicknamed the “Nature Isle of the Caribbean” for its natural environment.

Roseau, Dominica: Dominica has a river for every day and peaks that are as high as 5 thousand feet above sea level. It has been nicknamed the “Nature Isle of the Caribbean”for its natural environment. It is among the most eco-friendly and sustainable places and vowed to become the world’s first climate-resilient country.

The tourists get blown away by the diverse ecosystem. The island should be at the top of every nature lover’s list. Their excursion featured a rainforest walk to gorgeous Trafalgar Falls, checking out one of the many geothermal hot pots, and snorkelling at Champagne Beach where volcanic bubbles rise from the ocean floor.

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To expand ease of access to Jamaica for US passengers, ultra-low-cost carrier Frontier Airlines has recently launched a new non-stop flight service from Dallas to Montego Bay.

With the new route addition, the airline now operates ten routes to Jamaica, which further helps boost the island's tourism industry.

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Energetic and laid-back, blessed with lovely beaches and rising to palm-fringed hilltops, St Maarten or Martin is a perfect snorkeling destination!

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