Experience the Caribbean
The Caribbean is the perfect place to stride out across misty
mountains, trek into the jungles and ride across deserted
beaches. Paths criss-cross, giving hikers, horse-riders
and even bikers a perfect way to dive into the interior.
T
he more mountainous countries boast
the most challenging trails and dramatic
surroundings. For instance, walkers in St 10,000 Pico Duarte mountain – and the lowest -
Eustatius, Guadeloupe and St Kitts and Nevis can Lago Enriquillo, a huge saltwater lake 310ft below
stride up jungle-covered volcanoes, while in St sea level.
Lucia, Jamaica, Guyana or Trinidad and Tobago Belize is another country ripe for exploration, as
they can explore tropical rainforests. is Venezuela, with mountains, jungles, rainforests,
The tiny island of Dominica is known as the rivers and waterfalls, while on Montserrat walkers
Caribbean Nature Isle, as it is so beautiful and can follow trails through the hills and woodlands
undeveloped. This is the place for rainforest treks, and watch the active Soufriere Hills volcano tour, while on Bonaire, walkers can climb Mount
a huge boiling lake, numerous waterfalls and smoking in the distance. Brandaris for wonderful views of the island.
indigenous tribes. When it comes to conquering rising peaks, a Suriname offers the sort of tropical variety you
The Dominican Republic is a country of natural seven-mile hike to the summit of Jamaica’s Blue would expect from a South American nation, with
surprises. Away from the large all-inclusive resorts Mountains rewards early-morning walkers with more than 80% of it covered by dense rainforest.
and sandy beaches, the country’s rugged terrain beautiful views of the sunrise. For those with As one of the most unspoilt areas of the Amazon
contains the Caribbean’s highest point – the less energy, there are popular mountain-biking Basin, it holds rich rewards for hikers.
excursions which start high and run downhill with Haiti is another place that offers unspoilt
stops for refreshing dips in waterfall pools. landscapes, challenging hikes and amazing views.
Cuba’s Sierra Maestra mountains don’t only For those that prefer using four legs to two,
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offer great hiking, but fascinating history horse-riding is one of the most enjoyable ways of
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In Curaçao, visitors can hike, bike or to arrange trips ranging from a few hours to a full
jump on a horse to explore the Christoffel day. In some places, such as Jamaica, one of the
park, home to the island’s highest point highlights is plunging into the sea on your trusty
Mount Christoffel – and even take a moonlit steed for a swim and literally riding the waves!
On an island called Paradise lies an
enchanted place, graced by white
sand beaches and warm turquoise
waters.
Once a private estate, One&Only Ocean
Club rests between miles of pristine beach and exquisite gar-
dens inspired by the romantic grandeur of Versailles.
Here, service is elevated to a fine art form by a gracious staff
welcoming you into their colonial plantation home. Dining is
renowned featuring the imaginative cuisine of chef Jean-George
Vongerichten. A playground of world-class golf, tennis, spa
indulgences, and of course, the spectacular blue waters of the
Caribbean are explored with a rich roster of activities – diving,
snorkelling, sailing, skiing and windsurfing.
Paradise Island, Bahamas
(w00 1 954 809 2150 (outside U.S.)
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