CHEAP CARIBBEAN HOLIDAYS

You’ve worked hard all year and now its time to plan the vacation. You envision turquoise waters trimmed with white sand, the water stirred by the sea breezes of the Caribbean. Unfortunately, you think your budget will not allow for the extravagance of a Caribbean holiday. Take heart because there are many discount Caribbean travel plans, that come complete with a concierge who will book your entertainment and dinner reservations, 24 hour room service and beds with designer linens. With just a few clicks of the mouse, you can find a package that fulfills your dreams and fits your budget.

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Many online travel sites allow you to customize your travel plans, which makes them invaluable for planning vacations. They specialize in arranging a trip that will fit both your expectations and your budget. They have a customer service number where you can speak to an agent who will help you with the arrangements for first class air travel and hotels with great discounted rates.

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Antigua, the largest of the English-speaking Leeward Islands in the eastern Caribbean, measures about 22 by 18 km and encompasses about 275 square km. Antigua is also the name of a nation that includes two other islands: Barbuda, about 50 km due north, a flat coral island only 174 square km in area; and the tiny (1.5 square km) uninhabited island of Redonda, now a nature preserve and bird sanctuary.

Down in the southwestern corner of Antigua is Boggy Peak (4,020 metres), which sounds like a contradiction in terms but is the name of the highest point. The capital of this small nation, which is home to some 68,000 people, is St John’s, on Antigua.

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