A Day On The Caribbean Islands

Whether it is Jamaica, Grand Cayman or Martinique, this Caribbean always captivates tourists from all over the world.JamaicaThe island of Jamaica is located in the heart of the famous Caribbean from the first 007 spy film Dr. No (1962). Ian Fleming, the author of a series of novels about a talented spy, must have chosen Jamaica as the place to write stories about 007. Because he can freely let his imagination soar between the sky and the beach

. You can start your first trip in this beautiful country by choosing Ocho Rios, a resort located on the north coast of the island to stay. Island. Photo: Julian Love, Jamaica Tourist Board Although it is a small island, Jamaica also has rivers suitable for rafting like the White River.



The journey will take you through unspoiled jungle spaces and across the foot of a bridge built by the Spanish in the 17th century.The most beautiful point of Ocho Rios is the Coyaba garden, where you can admire the waterfall The non-stop, trapezoidal Mahoe flows from the center of Ocho Rios, just a few kilometers from the Rio Nuevo Bay, home to the Sugarpot Ruins Beach Bar, the ideal lunch spot with indulgent fish dishes. Where could be. Not far away is Miss T's Kitchen, where you can find most of the most traditional Jamaican delicacies that are incredibly rustic. The restaurant's signature dish is the cooked beef tail. In addition, shrimp sauce, coconut fish curry are also at the top of the list of favorites. If given the opportunity, you should try the native Jamaican dish of ackee cooked with salted fish served with rice and salad After afternoon, after swimming and snorkeling watching the coral, guests are advised to dine at Christopher Cove Villa's on-site restaurant has an international menu.



The restaurant is named after the great explorer Christopher Columbus, who commented on Jamaica "the most beautiful country people have ever seen." Grand CaymanGrand Cayman is one of three islands of Cayman in the United Kingdom, Located just below Cuba in the Caribbean, on the west coast of the island, beaches stretching over 11 kilometers are always vibrant and inviting visitors to spend all day having fun. Start the morning at the Caribbean-style Ciboco Café, where the famous corn-fried beef and eggs to recharge your next snorkel, stingrays in the emerald blue waters of Stingray City. No visit to Grand Cayman lacks a scuba diving experience to watch the sunken Kittiwake at the seven-mile beach north of Seven Mile Beach, Dave Rogers, Cayman Islands Department of Tourism. The ship has been decommissioned since 1945 and was brought here. In 2011, Kittiwake was allowed to sink to the sea floor during the project to build a diving area and create an environment for coral to grow. Visitors can easily encounter stingrays, blue sea turtles, grouper and many other sea creatures who choose the deck to make their home.Afternoon, head south to the capital George Town, where fresh fish.



Delicious just brought up from the boat. Do not forget to visit Cabana bar restaurant to enjoy seafood dishes prepared on site.Not far from the center of George Town is Stingray City, the most attractive beach on Grand Cayman Island. Here, visitors are free to let the pets play with the stingrays right below the sea level just over 1 m deep. Those who do not know how to swim just wear glasses and a steam hose and immerse yourself in the aquatic world at hand. In addition, the George Town Center also has a lot of high to mid-range restaurants and street shops. endowed. The shops open late and live music everywhere on the weekend is an opportunity for you to have fun and experience the vibrant nightlife.



Martinique This tiny island is just over 1,000 square kilometers with a population of less than 400,000. people, although located in the Caribbean but part of France. So the currency on the island is the Euro, the predominant language of French. Named by the explorer Christopher Columbus when he saw the island in 1493, Martinique was full of the direction of a "paradise on earth". The town of Saint-Pierre with Pelee volcano erupted violently in 1902 - Photo: David Giral David Giral Many people often start their day in Le Diamont, a small town southwest of the island. Pick up some fresh fruit and coconut water in the local market before stopping by the pastry shop Plaisir du Gout, and buying some croissants is enough to have a picnic breakfast on the fresh 5 mile beach The northbound coastal road takes visitors through Bellefontaine and Case-Pilote, two colorful fishing villages. On the way at Le Carbet there is the Distillery Neisson stop, where you can taste the world's finest rums. In addition, sugarcane juice is a drink that you should not forget to try.



Finally at the north end of the island is the best place in Martinique, Le Precheur, the fishing village with black sand beaches, traces of volcanic magma. . If you still want to try the roasted conch.

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