Caraibe

One sea. Different islands. A thousand shades of the Caribbean.

The Caribbean is not a single tropical destination. The Dominican Republic means sweeping beaches, resorts and lush nature; Jamaica moves to its own rhythm, between reggae, the Blue Mountains, waterfalls and tropical coves; Cuba brings Havana, its classic cars, architecture, music and a unique cultural identity; while the Bahamas open onto a world of islands, sandbanks, lagoons and waters in an astonishing spectrum of blue. The Antilles complete the picture with smaller islands, hidden bays, tropical vegetation and some of the most beautiful shores between the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic.

The region’s charm extends far beyond the beach. Reggae and salsa, rum and coffee, tropical fruits, fish and seafood, Creole cuisines and African, European and Latin influences tell the story of these islands just as vividly as their landscapes. You can snorkel or dive among coral reefs, sail between islands, discover colonial towns and local communities, or simply let time slow down at a seaside resort. In the Caribbean, choosing the right island matters enormously: each has its own atmosphere, rhythm and way of experiencing the tropics.