San Juan, Puerto Rico's capital, blends old and new. Founded in 1521, it was a key Spanish colonial port; El Morro still guards the harbor. Old San Juan, behind thick stone walls, keeps blue cobblestone streets, plazas, and colorful heritage buildings, and serves as the island's cultural hub. Nearby Santurce is the trendiest district, with shops, restaurants, and nightlife. Minutes away, Condado and Isla Verde offer iconic palm-lined Atlantic beaches.

Once a sleepy fishing village, Marigot became St. Martin's capital under Louis XVI, who built Fort Louis to guard the harbor. Its ruins overlook Marigot Bay and are worth the short hike. The town charms with winding streets, colorful buildings, duty-free boutiques, and Marigot Market for local food, spices, art, and crafts. Try mauby and enjoy French, Creole, and international dining. Nearby Grand Case is famous for top eateries, and Marigot is a great base for exploring St. Martin's 37 beaches.

Falmouth Harbour, on Antigua's scenic south coast, is a celebrated yachting haven where sheltered waters, palm-fringed shores and a relaxed Caribbean rhythm set the tone. Nearby English Harbour and Nelson's Dockyard offer a glimpse of the island's maritime heritage, while the surrounding beaches, viewpoints and clear blue sea invite swimming, sailing and leisurely exploration.

Virgin Gorda is known for dramatic geology, unspoiled scenery, quiet coves, and beautiful beaches. Gorda Peak National Park offers panoramic views, while the Baths-its best-known landmark-features huge granite boulders, tidal pools, grottoes, and arches around Devil's Bay and Spring Bay. Spanish Town and Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbour are the main hubs. Visit the copper mine ruins or Little Fort National Park, and explore the boat-access-only North Sound, home to upscale resorts and watersports.

San Juan, Puerto Rico's capital, blends old and new. Founded in 1521, it was a key Spanish colonial port; El Morro still guards the harbor. Old San Juan, behind thick stone walls, keeps blue cobblestone streets, plazas, and colorful heritage buildings, and serves as the island's cultural hub. Nearby Santurce is the trendiest district, with shops, restaurants, and nightlife. Minutes away, Condado and Isla Verde offer iconic palm-lined Atlantic beaches.