Clear waters and pure white sand. Many paradisiacal beaches!

The Caribbean Sea, stretching south of the Gulf of Mexico, is an archipelago with over 700 islands of all sizes. The biggest reason this area attracts travelers is undoubtedly the beauty of the sea. Located in a tropical climate, the Caribbean Sea is blessed with sunshine all year round, and is dotted with many paradise-like beaches with blue water and white sand. Made up of a variety of islands, the Caribbean Sea has a wide variety of beaches with their own unique personalities. For example, Playa Delfines in Cancun, located on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, and Doctor's Cave Beach in Montego Bay, Jamaica are popular beaches with a resort atmosphere.

There are also beautiful beaches that are only known to a few, such as Grace Bay in the Turks and Caicos Islands. The Caribbean beaches, with their beautiful gradations from turquoise to cobalt blue, are so beautiful that you will never forget them once you see them. There are many areas with well-developed coral reefs, so snorkeling and diving are also recommended!
A number of beautiful resort destinations that attract VIPs from around the world.

Relaxing under the blazing sun on a superb beach while listening to Latin music... The Caribbean has a wealth of areas where you can enjoy such blissful resorts. For example, Mexico's "Cancun" is a large resort that symbolizes the Caribbean. From homey hotels to luxury hotels, there is a wide variety of resorts to choose from to suit your travel style. It is also easy to access from Japan, and there are many attractions in the surrounding area. "Montego Bay" in Jamaica is also a recommended area where you can enjoy a wide variety of resorts. Another point is that you can experience a variety of activities, from marine sports to golf. Other resorts that have been rapidly gaining popularity in recent years include "Varadero," the largest beach resort in Cuba, and "Nassau" in the Bahamas. Both resort areas are packed with world-class luxury resorts, so it is recommended to choose them as special destinations for honeymoons and other special trips.
Enjoy a beach resort and a world heritage site.

If you're going all the way to the Caribbean, you'll want to enjoy other things besides beach resorts! The Caribbean has a variety of attractions that will satisfy your travel desires. For example, if you visit Cancun, we recommend visiting the ancient city of Chichen Itza, located on the Yucatan Peninsula. The ruins, including the giant pyramid "Castillo" left by the Mayan civilization, are one of the world heritage sites that represent Central and South America. The Yucatan Peninsula is also dotted with "cenotes," which are sinkholes on the surface that accumulate groundwater. You can enjoy snorkeling in mysterious springs filled with deep blue water. Both are available as day trips from Cancun, so they are easy to visit. In addition, you can visit the World Heritage Site "Blue Mountains" in Jamaica, or visit the World Heritage Site "Old Havana and its Fortifications" in Havana, the capital of Cuba. The fact that you can enjoy a luxurious trip that combines beach resorts and world heritage sites is also a unique attraction of the Caribbean.
The sound of Latin music enhances the travel experience.

Traveling in the Caribbean is always accompanied by the sounds of Latin music. Sometimes cheerful and sometimes melancholic, Latin music such as Jamaican reggae, Trinidad and Tobago calypso, Cuban salsa, and Mexican mariachi... is the perfect spice to stir up your travelling spirit. In resort areas and urban areas throughout the Caribbean, there are many live music venues where you can enjoy live music and nightclubs crowded with locals! Be sure to experience the local excitement. Also, if you are a reggae fan, you must visit the Bob Marley Museum in Kingston, the capital of Jamaica. The museum, which uses the house where Bob Marley actually lived, is a space that will bring tears to the eyes of any Bob Marley fan.
From fresh seafood to spicy meat dishes!

Discovering delicious food and alcohol is one of the great attractions of the Caribbean. Enjoy a fresh seafood barbecue in Cancun, Mexico, taste the spicy specialty jerk chicken in Montego Bay, Jamaica, or try the homemade bean dish frijoles in Varadero, Cuba... Each country and region in the Caribbean has its own unique specialty, so be sure to try a variety of dishes.

The Caribbean region is also famous for its delicious alcoholic beverages. Of course, there's beer to enjoy under the intense sunlight, but there are also plenty of cocktails made with spirits such as Mexican tequila and Jamaican and Cuban rum!
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The Caribbean Sea is warm throughout the year, and there is a dry season (November to April) and a rainy season (May to October). The sun is particularly strong during the dry season, so it is essential to take measures against the heat. During the rainy season, it is recommended to prepare rain gear in case of rain showers. Also, August to October is hurricane season, so if you are traveling during this period, don't forget to check the weather.
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