Charter Flights to Caribbean from the UK

There are a great number of islands to choose from when visiting the Caribbean and you are sure to find one that suits your needs and tastes. All renowned for their fantastic beaches and warm, sunny climate, the Caribbean proves a popular holiday destination all year round. The warm hospitality of the people and the wide choice of locations will ensure your holiday is one to remember, whether it be staying in a hotel surrounded by absolute luxury or exploring one of the islands for yourself, there are many things to see and do once you have arrived at your chosen destination - why not choose several islands to visit? The Caribbean way of life will allow you to feel relaxed during the day as you soak up the glorious sun on a spectacular beach, and at night you can enjoy the vibrant colours of a carnival, jazz night or even some local reggae at a nearby bar. The food and drink are also excellent - and be sure to try some fresh fish and native Caribbean food, as well as sampling some local rum! The flight time varies depending on which island but you can expect a flight time of between 8-12 hours.

Antigua

An island boasting spectacular beaches and many coral reefs, Antigua really is paradise. A mainly flat island, there are many remnants from its sugar-producing days. With many wooded valleys, this island really is picturesque. There are many opportunities for diving and water sports but Antigua is also famous for its absolute favourite pastime - cricket. Whatever you choose to do, the coast line is beautiful, and a sunset over the sea must not be missed. Also worth seeing is the breathtaking Georgian architecture of Nelson's Dockyard. A trip to Heritage Quay is a must of you're after some duty-free bargains! For those who love to shop there is also an open-air market in St. John's - the perfect place for barter!

Aruba

Fly to Aruba in the Netherlands Antilles from the UK

Barbados

Barbados has always been popular with British visitors, perhaps because of its long sandy beaches, wide choice of restaurants and shops, or maybe just the relaxed way of life. Barbados is a lot more developed than some other Caribbean islands and gives the opportunity to try many different cuisines at it wonderful restaurants. There is the opportunity to try jet-skiing, scuba diving, windsurfing and many other water sports, ad there are a wide number of glorious beaches to choose from. Often the choice of celebrities, Barbados also has an exciting night life. There are many bars and restaurants and several night clubs to choose from. The capital Bridgetown is situated on Carlisle Bay and creates a beautiful picture as it is the island only natural harbour. It is an English-influenced island and it is interesting to see that some traditions still remain - for example dressing for dinner and afternoon tea...Barbados provides the perfect holiday with something for everyone.

Grenada

Another beautiful island, Grenada has plenty to offer. Its long sandy beaches provide the perfect place to relax, whilst there is also the opportunity to visit some of its spectacular waterfalls deep in amongst the rainforest. The landscape is striking, with many mountains and spice trees, and Grenada really is a romantic location. A very scenic location, Grenada's capital, St. George's is lovely and is well worth a visit, and it is built around a pretty harbour filled with multi-coloured houses. St. George's is the best place to shop or if its bars and restaurants you are after; the boatyard at L'Anse aux Epines is the place to go.

Jamaica

There are numerous white, sandy clear-watered beaches in Jamaica but it also offers a great deal more. With every watersport you can imagine as well as the opportunity to play golf, tennis or even horse-ride, Jamaica provides many activities to keep you, or your children occupied. On the other hand, there are many shops and local markets and many bars, restaurants, night clubs and festivals. There are beautiful waterfalls and even the chance to try rafting on the Rio Grande. Montego Bay is a popular resort with a wide range of activities, and if visiting in April you will be able to watch the Miami to Montego yacht race. Negril has possibly the best beach on the island, but wherever you stay the beach is sure to be fabulous.

Margarita

Margarita lies just off the coast of South America, the island has a Spanish colonial history and a Latin American atmosphere. With stunning beaches and a rugged, mountainous landscape, Margarita is a beautiful destination for a holiday. You may choose to visit Margarita's neighbouring island Coche. It is important to note that the sea on the north and east coasts are not recommended for swimming due to string waves, but El Yaque on the south coast offers some of the best beaches in the Caribbean. The food on the island is fantastic and the nightlife ranges from low-key bars, to night clubs in Porlamer.

St. Kitts

St. Kitts is one of the quieter resorts in the Caribbean with quiet, uncrowded beaches and agriculture being a dominant part of the economy rather than tourism. When visiting St. Kitts you are sure to experience the true Caribbean way of life and discover and unspoiled culture. St. Kitts gives its visitors the chance to totally relax and unwind - do not expect stretches of bars and nightclubs, but instead the chance to enjoy some time dedicated to you. The island is fairly mountainous with rugged hills and there is the chance to spot the cane fields when flying into the airport of St. Kitts.

St. Lucia

St. Lucia is a fairly small island, with lush natural beauty and golden beaches, especially on the west side of the island. St. Lucia has twin coastal peaks - the Pitons, which protect the rainforests below where you can see many magnificent trees, plants and tropical birds. There are also many banana, mango, coconut and papaya trees to really give you that Caribbean feeling! There are many opportunities for watersports and the chance to discover some of the Island's history, dating back before colonial times. There is also the chance to play golf, tennis and try sailing to watch the sunset. St. Lucia is a very popular destination with honeymooners, due to its beauty and relaxed atmosphere, as well as the warm and welcoming hospitality of the local people.

Tobago

This unspoiled island still retains all of its original charm and makes it the perfect destination for those wishing to totally escape. The golden, sandy beaches are also surrounded by coral reefs, therefore making Tobago the ideal place to try scuba diving with a beautiful range of fish to discover. The island is green and lush and the beaches are fringed with palm trees to provide the ideal location for a holiday. There are many markets to explore and why not visit Fort King George to see some of Tobago's historical sights? Although there are only a few restaurants, they are diverse in their cuisine ranging from Chinese, Spanish and French. Tobago is the perfect place for absolute relaxation and unspoiled beauty.


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