Amazing caribbean

About the destination: San Juan, the capital and largest city of Puerto Rico, was officially founded in 1521, making it one of the oldest cities in the Americas. As a territory of the United States, San Juan is a unique place to visit in the Caribbean; the capital city provides all the conveniences and amenities of any American city, yet has successfully maintained a distinct Latin ambiance and culture. The historic district of the city, Old San Juan, is among the oldest settlements in Puerto Rico, filled with colorful streets that hold historical and cultural importance. As you wander through the streets of Old San Juan, you can't help but marvel at the five centuries of history that have been so wonderfully preserved. One of the most renowned monuments in Puerto Rico, El Morro, is a 16th century fort with impressive towers and tunnels. Few cemeteries are as picturesque as the San Juan Cemetery. Rich and diverse, El Yunque Rainforest is a natural paradise. Puerto Rico is synonymous with fantastic beaches. You'll find many along San Juan's coast, where soft sand and palm trees await you. San Juan is a fantastic blend of beach, history, vibrant culture, and nightlife. So, what are you waiting for?

About the destination: Santo Domingo is the capital city of the Dominican Republic. It is situated on the south central coast of the island and is recognized as the oldest European city in the Americas. The Colonial Zone serves as an ideal starting point for tourists exploring Santo Domingo. This area, nestled between Independence Park and the Ozama River, is home to the first city established in the New World by European settlers. The first street in the Americas, Calle de Las Damas, is located here and showcases numerous examples of 15th and 16th century architecture, including the Ozama Fortress, the oldest fortress in the Americas, and the Alcázar de Colón. The Museo de las Casas Reales, a restored 16th century palace of the Spanish Court, is of significant historical interest and offers a fascinating look into the past. Close to the walled city, visitors can find the Cathedral Basilica Santa Maria la Menor, regarded as the first cathedral in the New World. As tourists wander the narrow streets of the Colonial Zone, they will feel as though history is coming to life. The Zone concludes at the Malecón, also known as George Washington Avenue. El Malecón is a seaside boulevard filled with bistros, bars, and discos, and is the site of the Dominican Carnival held in February. Santo Domingo is a vibrant, cosmopolitan city brimming with historical colonial sites and exuding Latin charm from every street and plaza.

About the destination: Kingston is the capital and biggest city of Jamaica. It's the birthplace of reggae music and Bob Marley, and boasts a vibrant music scene. The city also houses the Bob Marley Museum (bobmarley-foundation.com), one of the most frequented tourist attractions. Kingston's colonial history is evident, particularly in the downtown area, near the Parade, a British military drill field.

About the destination: This city is the primary city of the province bearing the same name. It is one of the seven villages established by Diego Velázquez during the initial stages of the conquest and Spanish colonization of Cuba. From 1515, it served as the capital until the mid-16th century. The historic city center was designated a National Monument on October 10, 1978. It is often referred to as "the most Caribbean city in Cuba." Key attractions in Santiago de Cuba include: -Castle of San Pedro de la Roca: Recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997, this castle is the most complete and best-preserved example of Hispanic American military architecture, primarily influenced by Italian and Renaissance design. -Sanctuary of la Virgen de la Caridad del Cobre: Declared the Patroness of Cuba in 1916 and crowned by Pope John Paul II during his visit to Cuba in 1998. The apparition of the Virgin de la Caridad is one of the city's legends. The current sanctuary, where mass is held every morning, dates back to 1927 and features a plate altar and other valuable ornamental objects. Beneath the Virgin's cabin is the Chapel of Miracles, a small space where believers leave various offerings of differing values. -The Big Stone: A treasure of eastern Cuba. This large stone, located nearly 1000 meters above sea level, bears witness to the Paleogene volcanism.