| If you’re looking to escape the biting cold of the British winter, a Caribbean cruise is is the perfect way to do so. The Caribbean guarantees a relaxing break with constant sunshine, and with the surge of brand new resorts, spas and bars opening up, you’ll be spoilt for choice. It’s easier than ever reach the Caribbean thanks to the more frequent and brand new flights on offer, so this winter really is the perfect time to take a trip to paradise. |
 | Top 5 Caribbean Shore ExcursionsIt is the exciting shore excursions that help make the Caribbean islands so popular. |
 | The Caribbean ClimateCaribbean Islands each have a micro climate of their own, however they consistently benefit from beautiful year-round weather with temperatures in the peak July period rarely falling below 27c or climbing above 33c |
 | What’s on in the Caribbean? |
Caribbean Port GuidesExplore the islands of the Caribbean using our Port Guides – simply click the map below to find out more about top destinations.
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| Western Caribbean 1- Jamaica 2 – Cayman Islands 3 – Havana, Cuba | Eastern Caribbean 4 – Puerto Rico 5 – Turks & Caicos 6 – British Virgin Islands | Southern Caribbean 7 – Grenada 8- Aruba, Curacao & Bonaire | Bahamas 9 – St Lucia 10 – Bahamas |
 | New for 2011There are many new hotels, spas and bars opening across the Caribbean throughout 2011. Read our listings of some of the newest developments over the coming year. |
 | What to wear on a Caribbean cruisePeak season falls between December and February and with temperatures consistently around the 30°C, you need to dress and pack accordingly. |
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