The Caribbean Islands extend in a long arc around the Caribbean Sea.

The Caribbean Island of Aruba with its capital Oranjestad belongs alongside Bonaire

and Curaçao to the so-called A-B-C Islands off the coast of Venezuela, and each has its own unique feel.

Grenada is the southernmost of the Windward Islands. A dream island of the Caribbean.

Barbados, the "Little England" of the Caribbean.

St. Lucia with the capital Castries. Old and new houses in West Indian style frame the centre of the city, which was first founded by the French.

St.Vincent with its capital Kingstown. Native people driven away from the other islands sought refuge here, and in addition, African slaves reached here from capsized ships.

The flower island Martinique belongs to the “Islands Under The Wind“. The island Guadeloupe is a Caribbean paradise where the French successfully mixed with the Creoles.

The island of Antigua with its capital St. John's is the largest of the Leeward Islands, which form the northern end of the "Lesser Antilles."

Haiti is an island state on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola in the Greater Antilles. Spain ceded the western third of the island to France in 1697, Saint-Dominigue was created. Kingston is the capital of Jamaica. This former Pirate stronghold is a lively mixture of joie de vivre and reggae music.

Cuba with its capital La Habana, the queen of the Antilles. Breathtakingly restored beauty alongside unbelievable ruins.

New Providence Island with the capital Nassau is one of more than 700 islands in the Bahaman archipelago.

The Caribbean islands once also used to attract buccaneers, but today it's the tourists who want to capture the "Treasure of the Caribbean".