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Looking for an inexpensive beach vacation? Right now it’s bargain season in the Caribbean, when you can typically get 30% or more off regular room rates. Also, check out the Caribbean’s ever-growing selection of all-inclusive resorts!
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Caribbean-On-Line offers everything you need to plan, purchase and share your Caribbean vacation. From detailed maps, travel forums and traveler reviews, to great package deals, cruises, vacation villas, and hotel specials, you’ll find her on Caribbean-On-Line. Mexico’s Riviera Maya, including the famous beach destinations of Cancun and Playa del Carmen, is a region full of exciting activities and sights. Travelers can see archaeological sites, such as the Mayan ruins of Tulum and Chichen Itza. Or visit the Mayan Riviera’s eco-archaelogical parks: Xcaret, Tres Rios and Xpu-ha, and Xel-Ha, a spectacular natural aquarium with crystal-clear waters and countless colorful tropical fish - a paradise for snorkeling. Isla Mujeres and Cozumel Island are both within short distance from Mexico’s Caribbean Coast.
The stable, democratic, English-speaking country of Belize lies in the western Caribbean on the coast of Central America. Belize is home to an interesting mix of over ten different cultures including Garifuna, Maya, Creole, Mestizo, East Indian, and German Mennonites. Belize also lays claim to hundreds of ancient Maya temples, large tracts of intact tropical rainforest, and this hemisphere’s longest barrier reef.The Caribbean islands were first inhabited by the Arawak Indians, then were invaded by a more aggressive tribe, the Caribs. Unfortunately, the Caribs could not appreciate their victory for long, for the Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, French, and British, colonised their lands. The islands have known many historic battles - and more than a few pirate stories.Most of Central America rests atop the Caribbean Plate. The region is geologically active, with volcanic eruptions and earthquakes occurring from time to time. Fertile soils from weathered volcanic lavas have enabled highland areas to support large towns and cities.
