The Caribbean Islands Vacation Rentals

Imagine before you immaculate sugar-white sand and crystal clear blue waters as you lay on a cozy beach chair under the cool shade of a coconut palm tree while sipping a frozen cocktail. Sounds like a fictional scene from a movie? Luckily, nature had provided the world with alluring hideaway islands for the world to escape. The Caribbean Islands are not only ideal for relaxing under the sun, but also offers an exciting experience for those adventurous types. Whatever you dream to experience, let the Caribbean Islands be part of your reality.

The British Virgin Islands (BVI), which embrace Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegada, and Jost Van Dyke, are known as "Nature's Little Secrets" with their green hills, clear blue skies, and dazzling sunsets, miles of serene beaches where the loudest noise is a coconut onto the powdery sand. Other than working your tan on the beach, try some other fun activities such as snorkeling, scuba diving, deep sea and salt flat fishing, windsurfing, surfing, kayaking, and water skiing. If you love to sail, then choose the calm waters of BVI, which is the home of the world's largest yacht charter fleet, and explore other nearby islands. And to obtain breathtaking view of the serene island, take a flight on an ultra light plane or go parasailing.

The plush green rolling hills, vast stretches of pristine white sand beaches, tropical palm trees, and plunging cliffs lure people into the one of the most precious jewels of the Caribbean known as St. Croix Island. Don't expect to bring layers of clothes to this island with temperatures averaging 80 degrees during the day and 70 degrees during evenings. With this weather, you'll want to have fun at the beach all day long. Take a sailing tour to Buck Island, which John F. Kennedy was largely responsible for making it a national park. Here you can take a snorkeling tour of the underwater world filled with coral, angel fish, and crustaceans. For some family quality time and a safe atmosphere for the kids, visit Cramers Park with shallow waters, camping, grills, picnic tables, and tons of shade are available. Other fun water activities include kayaking, parasailing, windsurfing, and fishing. If you want to venture farther from the water, a drive, hike, bike, or horseback riding through the island will show you the natural beauty of the tropics. And with other islands close by, why not go island hopping to St. Thomas, St. John, and Water Island by a seaplane or ferry? Don't miss the opportunity to visit other beautiful paradises within the perimeter, and you would still be back in St. Croix Island for dinner!