Best Caribbean Attractions
It pays to plan ahead with Caribbean attractions, whether you are visiting by cruise or staying a week or more.
Click on a destination to the right for the best tourist attractions and things to do at every destination.
10 Best Caribbean Destinations for Attractions
Belize tourist attractions include many Mayan ruins in addition to its famous cave tubing adventure.
Bahamas attractions include Atlantis, Fort Charlotte and Nassau Straw Market.
The 10 best Aruba tourist attractions start with Palm Beach, Oranjestad and Arikok National Park.
Top Antigua tourist attractions include Stingray Village and the historic English Harbour.
Port Lucaya Marketplace in Freeport is a massive complex of shopping, dining and entertainment.
The famous swimming pigs of the Exuma Cays in the Bahamas offer an experience unlike any other in the Caribbean.
The Queen’s Staircase in Nassau Bahamas is both an interesting and somewhat eerie shore excursion.
A walking tour of Nassau Bahamas may include a brief stop at Fort Fincastle on top of Bennet’s Hill.
Renaissance Aruba Private Island is an accurate name for one of the best attractions in Aruba.
A tour of the Nassau Straw Market is a free, quick and easy thing to do on a Bahamas cruise.
Attractions include Old San Juan, the Bacardi Rum Tour and the gigantic Arecibo radio telescope.
Harrison’s Cave in Barbados is an extensive stream cave system that is about two miles long.
Cayman Turtle Centre is the Cayman Islands’ largest land-based attraction.
Grand Cayman's best attractions are Seven Mile Beach, Stingray City and Cayman Turtle Farm.
A tour of the Mayan ruins at Chichen Itza is one of the best excursions in the Caribbean.
Barbados shore excursions include Bridgetown, Harrison's Cave and swimming with sea turtles.
Stunning beaches show why Ambergris Caye is one of the most popular destinations in Belize.
Antigua and Barbuda offer island hopping, but the hopping isn’t limited to just those two.
Hiking in Aruba has more in common with the southwest U.S. than anywhere else in the Caribbean.
Rum lovers who visit San Juan on a Caribbean cruise will find a shore excursion that appeals to their palates at the Bacardi Rum Distillery.
Antigua has two golf courses to serve both resort and cruise visitors to this eastern Caribbean island.
Andromeda Botanic Gardens in Barbados offers six acres of tropical plants and shade from the hot Caribbean sun.
St. Nicholas Abbey in northern Barbados is a 350-year-old Jacobean plantation house, syrup factory and rum distillery.
Cruise visitors will have no problem finding the Atlantis water park at Paradise Island at Nassau.
Mastic Reserve on Grand Cayman is 1,300 acres with some of the last remaining subtropical, semi deciduous dry forest in the Caribbean.
Flower Forest Botanical Gardens in Barbados is a 54-acre preserve overlooking Chalky Mount and the east coast of the island.
