5 mysterious island in the Caribbean

It can be said if you are fortunate to have a vacation in the Caribbean. If you or seasick but still looking for fun under the sun, you can consider the following several islands in the Caribbean.

Dominica Island
Dominica is a small island of the Lesser Antilles. This island is also known as "The Island of the Caribbean nature." The area of ​​the island is 754 km2, and within it there is both a rainforest. Here there Boiling Lake, the second largest hot spring in the world or national park includes 365 large and small rivers, besides that there are many waterfalls, volcanoes, coral reefs and sandy beaches long. There are many choices of hotels for tourists but Secret Bay Hotel is a great choice.

 

 GMS Antilles Dominica Island

The resort is made up of 6 luxury villas tucked away on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea. In the Dominican cuisine is full of flavors with a mix of Creole and English cuisine. If you want to enjoy a meal right on the water, you can call the restaurant served at Rainbow Beach Bar. There you can dine right on the beach or on the deck.
Montserrat Island

 

  Montserrat Island.

Montserrat is known as the "Emerald Island of the Caribbean". Only about 102 km2 area but this tiny island have nearly 40km sea, a few cliff overlooking the ocean and two beautiful little island.
When talking about the hotel, the hotel is quiet Olveston House is a great choice. It offers 6 rooms and a tropical garden. If you are looking for good food at Montserrat, you can choose the restaurant Pont's Beach Cottage View and Watermelon. Pont's Beach View is known for serving style barbecue on Sunday and live Irish music. Cottage Watermelon is also a restaurant hidden behind the rainforest. Both restaurants serve the dishes are typical in the Caribbean such as beef, chicken, shrimp and vegetables cooked in a savory spices.
Saint Kitts

 

  Saint Kitts or also known as Saint Christopher Island.

This tiny island there is another island called Saint Christopher. Only about 168 km2 area, but there are nearly 46 thousand people live. It prides itself on a much larger population of other areas, but the number of people here do not detract from the natural beauty of the island. Part of the island in the national park. This park is a rainforest growing with exotic flora and fauna, the surrounding waters with numerous coral reefs and various fish species. You can always find joy in adventure swing or walk through the rainforest Valley of the Giants.
Belle Mont Farm is a great hotel to rest. This property consists of 84 premium rooms, 12 villas with 3-4 bedrooms and 7 cottages built in the 4-bedroom ranch. About places to eat, Reggae Beach Bar & Grill is a great place that specializes in fresh seafood, barbecue and tropical cocktails. If you go there on the night of the 6th, you will be involved weekly bonfire and Lobster Festival.
Martinique Island
The island is part of the French Caribbean. Local cuisine, language, crafts and lifestyle are the notable points of Martinique. Geographically, the island has a tropical vegetation grows, the hills, rugged mountains, waterfalls and coastal bays. A lot of popular activities in Martinique around in the blue waters, coral reefs and white sand beaches stretching. You can try surfing boat or horse riding on the beach. If you prefer to explore the art and culture of this island may be to House Of Bele or Le Grand Ballet de la Martinique to learn more about the dances, music and costumes here.

 

  Martinique Island.

For a good night's sleep, you can stay at the hotel Bakoua. The hotel is designed in the architectural style of the West Indies like an old colonial mansion. For a mix of French and Caribbean cuisine, you should choose the restaurant Le Mabouya, which is known for "boldness" of two typical dishes. You should try creative dishes like papaya, grilled lobster, Crème Brulee macaroons guava and passion fruit.
Guadeloupe Island
Like the island of Martinique, Guadeloupe is also part of the French Caribbean. The island is divided into two zones: Basse-Terre and Grande-Terre, the two are connected by a bridge. If you like diving or swimming, the Réserve Cousteau is a great place.

 

Guadeloupe Island.

If you have to stay here in the summer, you can join the Fete des Cuisinieres. This is a festival where the women will dress in style Creole and march in the streets with food baskets and go to church to bless. Guadeloupe is a great place for walking, swimming, boating and watching salamanders. If you stay alone, you can choose bamboo houses in Tendacayou Ecolodge. There, you can choose to stay on top of the tree house, in waterfront or Creole-style house. Restaurants Chez Jeanne-La Table Creole are interesting places to enjoy good food, but remember to call before coming.