Dubbed “The Islands that Time Forgot” by the Saturday Evening Post in the early 1950s, the Caymans today have become one of the world’s top dive-travel destinations. Some 480 miles, and an hour’s flying time, south of Miami, this Caribbean trio entertains more than 200,000 visitors each year. Physically beautiful, each island is blessed with an extraordinary fringing reef, superb marine life and sparkling, palm-lined beaches.

Underwater Cayman is a submerged mountain range complete with cliffs, drop-offs, gullies, caverns, sink holes and forests of coral. The islands are the visible above-the-sea ... [read more]

The Bahamas, some 700 islands and 2,000 islets, lie scattered like a broken string of pearls across the northern Caribbean and offer literally thousands of opportunities for adventure. Go deep sea fishing, scuba diving, snorkeling, sea kayaking or just kick back and relax in the sun. Whether it’s gazing at a sunset across the ocean or sitting in the white sand and looking at the waves, the Bahamas are sure to seduce you into her laid-back, worries free spell.

Georgetown, often referred to as the Southern hub of the Bahamas, offers, along with ... [read more]