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Tankah
Mexican Caribbean
3 Bed(s) 2 Bath(s)
Deshaies
Guadeloupe
1 Bed(s) 1 Bath(s)
Deshaies
Guadeloupe
1 Bed(s) 1 Bath(s)
Deshaies
Guadeloupe
2 Bed(s) 2 Bath(s)
Deshaies
Guadeloupe
2 Bed(s) 2 Bath(s)
Deshaies
Guadeloupe
2 Bed(s) 2 Bath(s)
Deshaies
Guadeloupe
2 Bed(s) 2 Bath(s)
Deshaies
Guadeloupe
2 Bed(s) 2 Bath(s)
Deshaies
Guadeloupe
3 Bed(s) 3 Bath(s)
Falmouth Harbour
Antigua
5 Bed(s) 4 Bath(s)
Jolly Harbour
Antigua
4 Bed(s) 4 Bath(s)
South Hill
Anguilla
3 Bed(s) 3 Bath(s)

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Utila 
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Water Island 

Vacation at Caribbean

The islands of the Caribbean Sea or West Indies are an extensive archipelago in the far west of the Atlantic Ocean, mostly strung between North and South America. They've long been known as a resort vacation destination for honeymooners and retirees, but a small movement toward eco-tourism and backpacking has started to open up the Caribbean to more independent travel. With year-round good weather (with the minor exception of hurricane season in the late summer and early fall), promotional air fares from Europe and North America, and hundreds of islands to explore, the Caribbean offers something for almost everyone. To the south and southeast of Florida, are several relatively large islands are known as Greater Antilles. In an arc between the Greater Antilles and along the north coast of South America are dozens of small tropical islands are known as Lesser Antilles.
These countries are not in the Caribbean basin but are variously close to it, and are commonly associated with the Caribbean (e.g. members of CARICOM, the Caribbean Community).