Why choose the Caribbean

Why Choose the Caribbean?

The most important difference is air distance -- clients just don't want to fly as far as they used to. The natural travel market for the Caribbean region is the midwest and east coast of the U.S. The southern states' natural travel market is Mexico, while the west coast loves to visit Hawaii. Like Mexico and Hawaii, Caribbean travel is predominately known as a sun and sand destination. The Caribbean provides a close-by destination to allow travelers to experience different cultures, history, and sometimes even different languages--although in most destinations English speakers are easy to find. The Caribbean has a wider selection of accommodations to choose from, than does Hawaii or Mexico. They range from small guesthouses, to moderate and world-class all-inclusive resorts, to world-class best-of-the-best luxury villas. The Caribbean also provides more gaming and duty-free shopping opportunities than Hawaii or Mexico.
My goal is always to give best price with best service.
Email your Caribbean or Hawaii travel request to

David.Seeberger@AmericasVacationCenter.com

Best Time of the Year to go the Caribbean

What's the best time of the year to go to the Caribbean?

The Caribbean has become a year round vacation destination. The peak travel season is December to March. This time frame has the highest prices and coincides with the worst weather back here in the mainland US. The official Caribbean hurricane season is June 1 to November 30. Many resorts offer hurricane rebate guarantees and many tour operators require travel insurance purchase during this time. The travel insurance will insure a refund in the rare event of a hurricane hitting your destination during that time. Your travel agent will have the most up-to-date travel-protection ideas for your vacation. Many travelers don't realize how massive the Caribbean region is, and it is highly unlikely that a single hurricane will devastatingly impact a large area of the Caribbean. If a hurricane is headed to your vacation island, the airlines will generally suspend additional travel to the area and evacuate as many vacationers as possible before the hurricane arrives. If you're going to be honeymooning during hurricane season, and can't take the chance of being visited by a hurricane on your vacation, there are some wonderful islands like Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao which lie beneath the traditional hurricane belt, and are rarely, if ever, touched by hurricanes. Best rates for travel generally occur during the low season, (June to November), but some properties close some of their facilities during that season. Working with an agent who specializes in the Caribbean will help you pick accommodations that will provide the best experience for your holiday. Legend has it that 'once you visit the Caribbean, you will return again and again.'

As you know by now, my goal is to always give best price with best service. Please email your Caribbean travel inquiry to david.seeberger@americasvacationcenter.com

British Virgin Islands

One of my most recent Caribbean trips that I wanted to share with my blog readers was to the Virgin Islands-- Both British Virgin Islands and US Virgin Islands and the amazing Baths Park in the BVI. The Virgins are an amazing sun and sand destination--- Great fun as we move thru cold spring and winter, this year in the US.

email me with your virgin Islands travel inquiry.David.Seeberger@americasvacationcenter.com



British Virgin Islands
This chain of 50 islands, with their countless cays, coves, islets, and beaches, is still a British crown colony and a favorite destination for many. From the lively local life of Tortola to the secluded luxury of Virgin Gorda, the British Virgin Islands offer you countless ways to create the holiday of a lifetime.


Virgin Gorda
Rosewood Little Dix Bay
Tranquil resort arrayed around a calm bay
1/21/2
Daily full breakfast, lunch & dinner•
Roundtrip transfers from Tortola airport•
Garden View Room•
3 nights from $1,279 per person






Peter Island
PeterIsland Resort
Private-island resort with five beaches
1/21/2
Welcome beverages•
Arrival amenity•
Full American Meal Plan (breakfast, lunch, • dinner and afternoon tea)
Unlimited resort launch to/from Tortola•
Private picnic on a secluded beach•
Unlimited use of water sports equipment, • tennis, windsurfing, snorkeling, sailing, fitness center and freshwater swimming pool
Ocean View Room•
5 nights from $1,689 per person
Book through 12/10/09 for travel 05/01/09 - 12/19/09
Virgin Gorda


BitterEnd Yacht Club
Premier Caribbean sailing and watersports resort
1/21/2
Three meals daily•
Unlimited use of the club’s fleet of boats, • dinghies and daysailers
Introduction to sailing course•
Fresh water pool•
Monday night guest cocktail party and Sunday • regatta and party
Day long bluewater excursions to sites such as • Anegada, Norman Island, The Baths
Snorkeling trips in and around North Sound•
Sunset sails•
Champagne cruises•
Junior water sports program and kids camp • where children can learn to sail, snorkel, windsurf
Beachfront Villa•
7 nights from $2,079 per person
Based on 2 adults and 2 children (ages 2-17)in two adjoining rooms

Offers valid on new bookings only. Sample prices are land only, per person, based on double occupancy. Actual prices may vary based on travel dates and availability. Except as noted, book by 12/5/09 for travel through 12/17/09. Offers are subject to availability at time of booking and may be changed or discontinued without notice. Blackout dates, minimum night stays, seasonal surcharges, taxes, resort fees and other restrictions may apply. Customer is responsible for hotel taxes and fees on free night offers.