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The Caribbean Sea with its islands is  known as the Antilles by French speakers, Caribbean by Spanish speakers and the West Indies by many due to Columbus' original idea that he had found a part of India. . In English speaking parts of the Caribbean the indigenous people are often referred to as West Indian.
The Caribbean is made up of over 7,000 islands and islets, small islands, bordered by Florida the north, Central America on the west and Venezuela on the south. The range is from tropical to sub-tropical with many superb beach vacation environments, brilliant scuba diving and world-class hurricanes!

 

Wherever you find a people gathering together in the Caribbean, you have the makings of a party and a party is always an excuse for a festival. Not that Caribbean people need an excuse to enjoy themselves. Carnival is in their  smiles, in the way they move, in their collective soul. Everywhere you go in the Caribbean, you are most likely to find yourself in the middle of a celebration. The main rule on most Caribbean islands is you must have a great time.  

The history of the  long running party most likely began with the feast before the fast of Lent, preceding the significant date of Easter in the Christian calendar. Today, many people  observe religious festivals, such as Christmas, Easter and all saints' days, but also celebrate a vast range of other dates and activities, including national days in honor of independence. There is always a party a big event happening in the Caribbean.

Across the Caribbean, there are vast varieties of sporting festivals, many attracting world class athletes. Men and women  from all over the world gather to play rugby, cricket, bridge and golf, run, swim and cycle in triathlons, fish, sail, windsurf, race each other on horses and in cars and even in hot-air balloons. If you are into sports there is a wonderful selection of available events to participate in and enjoy being a spectator of when visiting the Caribbean islands.

But at the heart and soul of festival is the fun of masquerade and dressing up. Wearing masks and adorning ourselves with brilliant, colorful and wild outfits  allows us to connect with something deeply spiritual. Fuelled by excitement and passion, the people of the Caribbean islands celebrate what it is to be human and alive. Young people play a special role. Every festival encourages children to play a full part in the fun and young adults are often elected the standard bearers of community life.

Music and dance drive the festival beat, from jazz to soul, samba to reggae, calypso to rumba and more. Musicians come to our lands to play for audiences and for themselves. Walk into a bar and you could find one of the world’s top reggae bands jamming with locals. Walk anywhere and you will find someone to dance with, someone to party with, some one to celebrate with – and have a festival. Music is a mainstay throughout the Caribbean islands and for travelers the Caribbean seems to offer a non stop party atmosphere if that is what you are looking for or the ultimate in relaxation.

 

Caribbean

Indians were the first inhabitants of the Caribbean, and then, in 1492, Christopher Columbus began his exploration of these islands, becoming the first European to venture into the area.

After landing in the Bahamas, Columbus named these islands the Indies, because he thought he had finally reached Asia (and the East Indies).

Numerous explorers followed in his path, then settlers arrived from the Americas and Europe Included in that mix were religious outcasts, slaves from Africa, and a small army of infamous pirates.

Great military powers would fight for control of the islands, and finally, a blended mix of African and European cultures and languages transformed this large group of islands and its peoples into one of the premier tourist destinations on the planet.

Long called the West Indies , the overall area is now commonly referred to as the Caribbean, a name that became popular after World War II.

Regions throughout the Caribbean, so many places to visit you could spend a lifetime.

Turks & Caicos

Rightfully considered to be part of the Caribbean region, the islands of the Turks & Caicos, located between the Bahamas and the Dominican Republic, are not actually in the Caribbean Sea, but the Atlantic Ocean. Almost completely flat and scrub covered, set amid a dazzling seascape that ranges from completely clear to Assure blue, the 40 or so islands are divided, as their name suggests, into two main groups. The Caicos Islands, almost completely one land mass separated by channels just wide enough to give ferryboat operators a real job, is where most of the action is. Chief among them is Provo, where the bulk of the hotels are, including some of the nicest luxury hotels in the Caribbean. Separated by a 22-mile deep-water passage from the Caicos are the Turks Islands. Grand Turk, home to the capital, Cockburn Town, has seen much of its own overnight boom with the coming of a new cruise ship facility that has bumped annual visitation to the island from the thousands to the hundreds of thousands. Just to the south of Grand Turk is tiny Salt Cay, one of the last non developed areas in the region.

 

With 7000 ogive or take Caribbean Islands you can visit planning ahead of time what you want in a Caribbean vacation is worth putting in a little research. Not all islands in the Caribbean are Gay friendly. One of the very best guides for specific information on the Gay Caribbean is the Spartacus Guide.

 

While the Caribbean is a tropical region, the chances of any single island being hit significantly by extreme weather at any given time are very slim. If you hear that a hurricane has hit, all is not lost. You may not have to alter your trip at all, but do call ahead to verify current weather conditions and extent of damage to the island; you may also want to get a statement from local business owners as to whether they are conducting business or when they think they will be operational again.

More often than not, Caribbean islands will only get the heavy rains and rough weather that come on the outskirts of a hurricane. Direct hits by major storms are so rare, in fact, that many elder inhabitants of the islands still relate events in history to being before or after "the storm," because they may have only seen one or two instances of such weather in their lifetimes.

 

A Caribbean vacation can be paradise. Few other destinations in the world can promise the excitement, beauty, style, and relaxation the way an island experience will most surely deliver.

Although it won't be the most exciting element of your vacation, planning is the most important thing you can do to make you have the experience you have dreamed of. In order to get the most out of your trip, you will need to research which area and islands are best for you, which are gay friendly, narrow down your final destination, activity, and accommodation ideas and them make your purchases.

Before you decide where you are going to spend your vacation time, you'll need to do some research. The islands of the Caribbean are extremely diverse, and though this diversity can be exciting, visiting an island can turn out to be much more, or much less, than you planned for without doing the necessary research to guide your adventure. A good example, some islands are covered in lush tropical foliage while others are dry and sparce.

Is your Caribbean vacation going to be a romantic get-a-way, honeymoon or a wild adventure, The Caribbean island and the accommodations you choose can easily influence how much you enjoy your stay, of course, there is the question of how to book your travel. There are many choices including the online world, travel agents and printed guides any of which would be a great place to start. There are Caribbean adventures for all budgets.

 

Your research should help you decide which island would be best for you, how you will get to the Caribbean islands you choose and where you will go on theses island(s). The Caribbean has something for everyone, and you will find this is true when you begin your research. Going through the decision-making process will  be challenging at first but relax and remember it all about fun, so use these guidelines to make your search easier.

Narrow The Search -Which Caribbean island is best for me?
If your main concern is a particular activity, such as water sports, golf, windsurfing, sailing or mountain biking, you may want to use guidebook information or the Web sites of Caribbean-themed Internet travel vendors you can search by activity for islands that are right for you. Searching the internet for Caribbean Islands+ the activity that interest you is a great way to start.

In the Caribbean, there are variations between different areas of the same island, and your interests will help you toward your perfect vacation spot. More generalized Internet travel agents might not be the best pick, Caribbean specific agents allow searches by activity and, as a result, they give you good ideas of which islands would be the best selection and the best ways to visit before you look for accommodations or airfare.

You should consider the Caribbean culture. Every island's history, language, cuisine, and overall atmosphere are defined by four prominent cultures: English, French, Spanish and Dutch. While the English and Dutch islanders mostly speak English, fewer will speak English on the French- and Spanish-speaking islands. You might want a culturally diverse trip, or would you prefer a Caribbean island that speaks your English.

Many Caribbean islands are not on the beaten path for most tourists and may be difficult to travel to, most of this travel is via island-hopping propeller planes. Major Caribbean tourist destinations generally have large numbers of direct flights and often make tourist traffic simple and easy. Many of the harder-to-reach islands may be just as popular as the easy-access islands. These are considerations you'll need to make before you ever set foot on that tropical beach.

How do I travel to my Caribbean Island destination?
Though many sailors just point their own crafts into the wind, most visitors arrive to the Caribbean via other routes. Airlines and cruise companies offer several choices for the Caribbean traveler. You will need to figure out how you will arrive, when you will arrive and how direct you want your travel to be and remember sometime as in cruising of sailing half the fun is getting there.

Most of the islands do not receive direct flights, and many visitors are uneasy riding in small planes between islands. If this is the case, you will likely want to stick to the islands that do have direct flights. Other islands may have only one flight per day and may be unable to accommodate your schedule. If you arrive by cruise ship, keep in mind that most lines do not stay in port for very long making it hard to get the real flavor of any individual Caribbean island.

On the Island-What to do when I get there?
Choosing which Caribbean island to visit is the most difficult decision. The next step is you need to focus on the particulars of where you'll stay and what activities you're most interested in. If you're motivated by a particular sport or activity, such as golf, tennis, snorkeling, or wind surfing, you may want to stay at a hotel near this activity. If touring historic sites tops your agenda, you can plan your vacation in or near restored villas and plantation homes.

What is most important to you, what do you expect out of your Caribbean vacation/adventure, determine the most meaningful part of your Caribbean vacation. Will it be the island, the activities you participate, the sports, the exploring, learning about new cultures or the style of the accommodations, Is seeing the wonder of the coral reefs at the top of your list, if so you will want to narrow your destination choices to those islands with nearby reefs and scuba diving or snorkeling companies.

You Caribbean Island vacation might be all about avoiding the traditional tourist destinations, filled with other travelers, Visiting out-of-the-way spots on islands is easy, but on some Caribbean islands, tourist areas outnumber pockets of local flavor. And if you want to make your visit from aboard a cruise ship, you will especially need to choose your activities carefully because your time on the island will be even more limited.

Also, consider who you plan to travel with. If your first concern is bringing family, look for locations that are child-friendly. For a family getaway it can be much easier with the help of Caribbean guides written specifically about family travel. These guides are often filled with suggestions of family-oriented hotels and destinations and fun family activities.

If you're a couple looking for a romantic getaway, you will not want to find yourselves surrounded by a gaggle of screaming kids all over the beaches and pools. Many islands specialize in romance, and you shouldn't have any difficulty picking a destination that promises solitude, excitement and discretion. If you're traveling in a group make sure to geed feedback from everyone on their vacation priorities.

When choosing your Caribbean destination, hotel, flights, cruises, and rental cars, be picky. There is no substitute for good research, you can be confident that you'll make excellent decisions. It's your vacation, and everything should be just right.

 

Another idea for seeing many islands would be booking a cruise. Most ship are gay friendly on their Caribbean adventures but there are quite a few Gay only cruises happening with more being planned every day in the Caribbean. A gay Caribbean cruise might be the perfect first experience giving you a varied taste of the islands.

The most effective way of finding gay cruises in the Caribbean is to do a google or yahoo search under “gay Caribbean cruises” this will return many choices.