Archive for October, 2009


St. Lucia’s temperature ranges from 65-85 degrees (Fahrenheit) from December to May and 75-95 degrees from June to November. The winter is relatively more dry as well. Visitors should bring cool, comfortable clothing. While jacket and tie are rarely requisite, overly casual beachwear is rarely appreciated off the beach. Enjoy this caribbean island at its best.

Comments No Comments »


Gran Bahia principe Riviera Maya 5* AI
Depart 13 december x 14nts from Gatwick
from £939pp based upon 2 Adult share
offer posted 30/11 subject to availability

Comments No Comments »


Gran Bahia Principe Mexico, for great deals call 0800 883 0980 www.caribbeanislandsonline.co.uk

Comments No Comments »


st-lucia-pitons1Caribbean Holidays should be full of things to see and do, here are a few tips for St Lucia Read the rest of this entry »

Comments No Comments »


st-lucia-pitonswww.caribbeanislandsonline.co.uk recommend St Lucia as a must do destination.
Top Things To Do
St Lucia Read the rest of this entry »

Comments No Comments »


barbados_guide_attractionsTourists from all over the world are drawn to the island of Barbados. This Caribbean paradise Read the rest of this entry »

Comments No Comments »


 

jollof-rice-with-chicken2Barbados a fantastic destination for food drink and climate, so whether your caribbean holiday budget is 5* or street vendor, Barbados is for you.

Adventurous travelers know that no two vacations should ever be exactly alike. Some people will prefer a tranquil stay by the ocean while others are eager to immerse themselves in local culture. Fortunately, the dining options in Barbados can accommodate both the footloose and the formal vacationer.

Laid-back diners will enjoy nighttime vendors who line both sides of streets and serve local favorites such as grilled pigtail, fried kingfish, pepper-pot, and conch fritters. These informal booths allow visitors to eat while they stroll the streets and beaches. Vendors are also a good way for the hesitant eater to pick and choose among the unusual dishes without making too heavy a dining commitment.
Fast food is even available on the island but with innovative interpretations. The traditional hamburger or pizza may be accompanied by Bajan menu items. Meals at fast food restaurants and street stands costs approximately $5(USD) to $8(USD) per person.

After a long day of swimming and enjoying the Barbados sun, many travelers opt for a more lively restaurant experience, complete with renowned Bajan hospitality. Dining at a mid-priced restaurant that features both Bajan specialties as well as international cuisine will cost approximately $10(USD) to $25(USD) per person.

Upscale restaurants that showcase the world-class chefs of Barbados home offer traditional gourmet menu items, such as caviar and pâté, as well as exotic local dishes and regional catches. Expect to pay about $25(USD) per person at a posh restaurant for an evening meal.

It’s also important to remember that Barbados is an island where appearances count. Restaurants are more relaxed at lunchtime, but can be far more formal after the sun sets on these Caribbean eateries. Dinner reservations are also recommended, particularly when eating at some of the finer Bajan restaurants.

Regardless of whether vacationers are searching for a quiet, romantic dinner for two or an accommodating meal for the whole family, Barbados offers countless dining options.
CALL CARIBBEANISLANDSONLINE.CO.UK on 0800 883 0982 and book your Caribbean Holiday.

Comments No Comments »


ANTIGUA  ALL INCLUSIVE SPECIAL OFFER 7nts from £899 Nov & Dec (other durations and hotels available), flights subject to availability with British airways world traveller. see video below Read the rest of this entry »

Comments No Comments »


260x173_tcm_49-28279_tcm64-40022A Caribbean Holiday is more than soaking up the sun, so whilst on Barbados explore then explore some more. Read the rest of this entry »

Comments No Comments »


The Caribbean islands are not guaranteed sunshine but November rain tends to be short and sharp but still very warm and from experience having been to Barbados in November myself, the climate is delightful.  Read the rest of this entry »

Comments No Comments »