CARIBBEAN FAMILY FUN

Although many people think of the Caribbean as a great spot for couples to vacation, there’s plenty of family fun to be had in the Caribbean too. If you’re looking for a family vacation and you haven’t considered the Caribbean, look again, as there are some family fun opportunities here that you and your family will never forget. Here are some great family fun ideas to get you started.


The Great River Jamaica 

Share a wonderful adventure with a partner or friend on a white-water kayak for 2. After some safety lessons from your tour guide and a quick gear check, you launch your kayak into the river and immediately feel the intensity of the rushing water. The swift currents carry your kayak downstream, challenging you and your partner to paddle confidently through various areas of exciting white water rapids and picturesque river pools. As you pass under the old stone bridge, the currents begin to fade and your kayak takes a calm ride into the Caribbean Sea. Once at sea, you paddle at your own pace along the coastline until you arrive at our private beach for a cool drink and some time to relax.

Dolphin Cove Jamaica

It’s the land of Blue Mountains and green bananas, the birthplace of the world’s fastest man and most iconic music legend.

It’s where you can shuffle your feet with sting rays, drum your fingers against the dorsal of a shark and dance with a dolphin.

It’s Dolphin Cove, Jamaica, and it’s a marine park unlike any other in the Caribbean. Dolphin Cove is divided between two awe inspiring locations: Ocho Rios and Negril. With Ocho Rios to the North East, and Negril to the West, like twins the parks are similar yet different, singularly impactful, each packed with activities and their own unique secrets to be discovered.


Dolphin Cove Negril is set on 20 odd acres of wide oceanfront landscape and gives you the opportunity to ride a camel, feel a real sea creature like a starfish, urchin or sea cucumber in the Touch Tank, pet stingrays and admire the infamous Shark Shows. And, of course, you can play, swim or surf with a dolphin.

Blue Hole Mineral Spring Jamaica
The Blue Hole is located near the tourist resort of Negril in western Jamaica to which locals and visitors are flocking for both health reasons and the thrill of leaping into the glass-like water of the mineral spring. It’s 22 feet from the edge of the cliff to the surface of the water and then another 35 feet to the bottom. If brave enough, you can fling yourself into the chilly depths, which feels absolutely exhilarating. Or you can be wowed as the lifeguard demonstrates an acrobatic feat of leaping out of an overhanging tree to dive 55 feet into the spring.


The underground pool is approximately 40-by-50 feet, so you can swim around and get a good workout or just float and meditate in the clean, clear water. Reflected ripples of sunlight dance on the limestone walls like flickering flames, while the pervading silence soothes the soul. Around the sides of the spring, there is a natural mud reputed to be good for the skin and which bathers like to rub on their face and body.



Treasurer The British Virgin Island 

Norman Island 

Norman Island, just seven nautical miles south of Tortola. Norman Island is also named“Treasure Island” because of the pirates that once commanded these waters. One of its unique features is The Caves, rumoured to be the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson’s book Treasure Island. Visitors can snorkelled in and around the rock formations called The Indians.

Cane Garden Beach Bay
A long and lovely curved bay that’s sheltered from heavy winds, Cane Garden Bay on Tortola’s north shore is a favored anchorage for boaters.  Swimming, windsurfing and other water sports attract tourists and BVI residents alike, who also enjoy the lively bars and restaurants that line the beach.

Discover Cayman Island 

With three islands and miles sandy white beach and clear blue ocean, At the Cayman Island there is always something for the Family to do .Activities in the Cayman Islands range from active adventures to relaxed sightseeing. Here are some Cayman Island activities to try and tourist attractions.

Yachting In St. Lucia 

With two oceans in one place, yachting is a hobby of many who own a vessel. If you don’t own one, book a charter from one of two main marinas, IGY Rodney Bay or Marigot Bay. With safe anchorage, great point of entry services, delivery gourmet food and other top notch amenities, it’s no doubt that many flock to Saint Lucia for their ultimate sea getaway

Scuba Diving and Snorkeling

Cayman Islands are world renowned for their incredible scuba diving and snorkelling. Underwater visibility is second to none, there are virtually no currents and the seas are warm and calm. There are amazing wall dives and beautiful coral reefs and wrecks to discover, all of which are teeming with tropical fish. If you are ‘dive-curious’ there are a host of dive operators that can teach you how to dive, improve your skills, take you snorkelling with friendly stingrays and even turn your passion into a career. Indeed, the Cayman Islands offer a wealth of opportunities for anyone interested in getting in, under or on the water at every skill level.

Grenada 

Dive into Grenada, We have it all 

The lively Spice Isle is a perfect destination for fishing, sailing and hiking or biking through lush, mountainous interior. All three main islands (Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique) offer fabulous beaches and thrilling diving. Dive among sharks, turtles and wrecks off the coast. Discover soft corals and sea horses off GrenadaÕs most populated island, Carriacou. Festivals confetti the calendar, and enticing restaurants serve a unique cuisine with Creole, Caribbean and West Indian flavors. Come Experience Our Colourful coral reefs, spectacular shipwrecks, exhilarating drift dives and a unique underwater sculpture par . Visit Grenada 

Dive Sites 

Our underwater treasures and marine life will fascinate any level of diver. A unique array of reefs, walls and ship wrecks in the blue green waters surround both Grenada and Carriacou.-

Anse La Roche 

Located on Carriacou

Easily described as a calm bay with a sandy bottom, the Anse la Roche reef is surrounded by parrotfish, spotted drums and spiny lobster.

Bianca C Ship Wreck

 Located on Grenada 

The Bianca C, known locally as the ‘Titanic of the Caribbean’, due to its sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.

Boss Reef

Located on Grenada 

This extensive reef system extends up to 5 miles from the harbour at St Georges to the southernmost aspect of the island and offers a number of enjoyable dives.

Black Rocks

Located on Carriacou 

Although this dive is very shallow, its strong currents does not make it ideal for the faint of heart.

Flamingo Bay

Located on Grenada 

This dive site is located within the most northern part of Grenada’s Marine Protected Area and is one of the top sites on the island.