Mexico is traditionally thought of as a Winter sun destination, but there are plenty of reasons why you should travel in the Summer – especially for families.

There's more to the Maldives than just stunning beaches, crystal clear waters and year-round sunshine...

Nicola Sweeney, Product Manager for the Indian Ocean and Arabia, recently returned from the Maldives and has picked out two of her favourites from her trip...

More people than ever are choosing to go solo when it comes to their holidays. According to a recent study by 101holidays, up to 38% of holidays booked in 2015 will be for people travelling on their own.

If you’re looking for a family holiday that offers amazing hotels; sun-kissed, white-sand beaches; calm, crystal clear waters; plenty of family-friendly activities and a swashbuckling sense of history then Antigua could be just the ticket.

Barbados makes an excellent family-friendly destination, with miles of beautiful beaches lapped by the calm, crystalline waters of the Caribbean sea, friendly locals and some brilliant family hotels. 

An all-inclusive holiday in Barbados can be brilliant value for money, allowing you to put your wallet away and relax in the knowledge that everything is already paid for.

If sitting by the pool with cocktail in hand isn’t relaxing enough for you, then we know just what you need. Each of the resorts featured in our Saint Lucia Fortnight boast amazing spas...

Our product manager Katherine Hobbs is closer than most to the Caribbean. Whilst all of us love visiting the region and do so as often as possible, she actually grew up there and her father is still a resident of Saint Lucia. We caught up with him to talk prison break-ins and to discuss the price of bread.

Where Trinidad has Carnival and the Bahamas has Junkanoo, Barbados has Crop Over. Two months of non-stop celebrations, parties, music, dancing and art where the usually calm and sophisticated island known as ‘little England’ throws off any pretensions of restraint and just lets go in a miasma of colour, sound and rum.

Ed Light, Caribtours Head of Commercial, gives his tips on how to choose your Maldives holiday…

Helen, Travel Adviser here at Caribtours and a sucker for a bit of romance, visited the Maldives recently and came back bowled over by Baros, the ultimate romantic escape...

Travel adviser Mandy recently returned from a whistlestop tour of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, so we asked her for a few tips on where to go and what to see if you're travelling to the Emirates...

Or so much of the travel industry would have you believe. We would beg to differ though. In anticipation of the launch of our 2015 collections, discover what goes into making a Caribtours brochure...

Caribtours' Head of Commercial, Ed, recently returned from a fabulous week at Long Beach in Mauritius. In his opinion the hotel was looking better than ever, and it proved the perfect place to unwind with his family...

Keshma, from our finance team, was born and grew up in Mauritius. We had a chat to her about what she misses, how the island has changed since her childhood and the joys of fish curry…

Louise, from our reservations team, recently journeyed to Mauritius to experience the vibrant culture, cerulean seas and verdant interior of this fascinating island for the very first time. On a trip packed with highlights, here are three that really stood out…

Afternoon tea, that most quintessentially British of traditions, dates back to the 1840s, when it was created by the Duchess of Bedford, and is now enjoyed all over the world. We have teamed up with the UK's foremost experts on a good cuppa, Tea Palace, to bring you a guide to the best places for afternoon tea in the Caribbean...

Helen discovers a land of breathtaking scenery, rich culture and friendly, welcoming people that exceeds her highest expectations...