Does my dream island exist?

chithanh119 · Joined: 06 Oct 2008 Posts: 1

I am looking for a Carribean island with rainforests/ecotourism and nice beaches, that is not on the Euro. I would also love for it to be French-speaking, but a Spanish-speaking island would be awesome as well.

Can anyone direct me to a place that fulfills these, or at least most of these criteria?

Many thanks

diver · Joined: 11 Aug 2008 Posts: 14

This may help some..
Bermuda is actually a Beautiful place to go...This would be something that the adults would really enjoy...but not a 15 year old. The Bahamas have a lot of things to do for everyone...depending on the hotel that you stay...you could have everything paid (all inclusives)
Aruba is good for snorkeling, believe this or not...but aruba is made up of desert landscaping..lots of cacti...
Turks and Caicos...known for the caves and salt lakes and cliffs...they are not as developed in the tourist activities...Beautiful island...absolutley beautiful....
The caymans are known for the 7 mile beach, shopping, snorkeling..stingrays, diving, caves, I love the cayman islands, not very many all inclusives here, 15 year old would lik it...can be alittle pricey...
St. Lucia-rain forest...jeep safaris'...shopping...snorkeling and scuba...this is a very peaceful and relaxing island to go to....

beachykeen · Joined: 08 Feb 2009 Posts: 1

[quote="chithanh119"]I am looking for a Carribean island with rainforests/ecotourism and nice beaches, that is not on the Euro. I would also love for it to be French-speaking, but a Spanish-speaking island would be awesome as well.

Can anyone direct me to a place that fulfills these, or at least most of these criteria?

Many thanks[/quote]

We loved St. Martin. Half of this island is French territory and French is the primary language spoken. Euro is accepted, but American dollar is always accepted as well. The restaurants were awesome, the people very friendly and the beaches are some of the best I have ever enjoyed. Also, Anguilla is a short catamaran trip away (best beaches in the world they say) and both are very non-touristy.
There is a rainforest reserve in the middle of the island- I have never been to other rainforest, so not sure how it compares. Definitely not deep rainforest but very cool guy trying to keep this place viable. We enjoyed it

simonrodrix · Joined: 21 May 2009 Posts: 4

hey... thanks for the info...

magnusiax · Joined: 15 Jul 2009 Posts: 5

Wanna try Tropical island.

Nelson John · Joined: 12 Jan 2010 Posts: 92

The Green Island in Antigua is the ideal and perfect place for vacations because it provides an Eco friendly atmosphere for visitors with clear water and beautiful sandy beaches which make your dream a reality.
It has a refreshing and peaceful environment for visitors around the world to have a visit and explore the beauty and attraction.
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CaribrealestatePro · Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2011 Post subject: St. Maarten / St. Martin

St. maarten and St. martin Offers something for every one from the young and the old St. Maarten

towncarseattle · Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2011 Post subject:

To all you well-traveled Caribbean island lovers - I need your assistance in locating the next island for us to visit. We are trying to plan a family trip

rachard1583 · Joined: 13 Dec 2010 Posts: 41

A peaceful cruise down a beautiful sea or ocean can calm your nerves and make you feel fresh and energetic again. However there are many cruise lines in the sea and selecting one may be a difficult job. The Caribbean islands are an extremely popular destination for singles, families and kids! The highlight of holidaying around Caribbean islands is the cruises which are known to be extremely romantic and amorous!

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martin009 · Joined: 02 Jun 2011 Posts: 10

Hi, Aruba has nice beach for snorkeling and some activities on nights.
You would enjoy the view there also.

Larry_W · Joined: 21 Jun 2011 Posts: 1

You will love the tiny Caribbean island of Tobago which has crystal blue waters, amazing beaches and miles of reefs made for snorkeling. There you will feel life moves at a different pace and a complete escape from the real world.

Gux · Joined: 12 Dec 2011 Posts: 20

Well Martin, I visited Caribbean couple of times but not visit Aruba because one of the friends is living Jamaica so I can’t go any other place, but hopefully next time will go.
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