Caribbean

Divided to Eastern with quiet islands of natural beauty where access might not be easy but they are definitely worth the visit like: British Virgin Islands, Antigua, Barbuda, Guadalupe, Martinique or well known as French Antilles, Barbados and Western, with bigger and wilder islands in Latin rhythms like the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Cuba and Bahamas.
A combination of these islands may best be achieved by a 7-15 day cruise on those great 5 star cruises around the Caribbean. Alternatively, someone may combine a Caribbean Island with a few days in the USA.

Bahamas:

The Bahamas consist of 700 low-lying islands, mostly islets and rocks. The Bahamas are divided into two oceanic features, the Little Bahama Bank and Great Bahama Bank.
The Bahamas offer a wide selection of accommodation, ranging from small, private guesthouses to large luxury resorts. Water sports are exceptionally well catered for in the Bahamas: sailing, parasailing, powerboat racing, diving, swimming, snorkeling and water skiing are widely available.
The closest Caribbean island with easy access to Miami, the Bahamas is an ideal destination for honeymooners. You can also combine a trip to America with a cruise to Bahamas either from New York or Miami.

The Bahamas seem to be a preferable choice for Hollywood filmmakers as various productions have been filmed on Paradise Island either entirely or partially. After the Sunset starring Pierce Brosnan and Salma Hayek was filmed on the premises of The Atlantis Resort in Nassau. Also Casino Royal, the most recent James Bond film was partly filmed on Paradise Island as well.

Enjoy clean ocean, hundreds of kilometers of white, sandy beaches, seclusion and ideal relaxing holidays on The Out Islands. Experience outstanding encounters with button nosed dolphins on the Blue Lagoon Island or go fishing on Bimini, one of the best fishing centers in the world.