Caribbean Islands
Fast Facts
- Area
- Population
- Countries
- Largest country
- Smallest country
- Time Zones
- Languages
- Major Religions
- Largest Cities
- Highest point
- Longest river
- Largest lake
- ~2.75 million km² (including surrounding waters)
- ~44 million
- ~30 (13 sovereign states + 17 dependent territories)
- Cuba
- Saint Kitts and Nevis
- UTC−5 to UTC−4
- English, Spanish, French, Dutch, and numerous Creole languages
- Christianity (~80%), Rastafarianism, Hinduism, Islam, and traditional Afro-Caribbean beliefs
- Havana, Santo Domingo, Port-au-Prince, Kingston, San Juan, Nassau, Bridgetown
- Pico Duarte, Dominican Republic – 3,098 m (10,164 ft)
- Cauto River, Cuba – ~343 km (213 mi)
- Lake Enriquillo, Dominican Republic
Embrace the Rhythm
of the Islands
A Continent of Diversity and Discovery...
The Caribbean Islands are a vibrant tapestry of turquoise waters, lush landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. Spanning dozens of countries and territories, this tropical region offers a blend of influences from African, Indigenous, European, and Asian traditions — creating a uniquely warm and colorful identity.
Travelers can unwind on pristine beaches, explore lively cities filled with music and history, or wander through charming villages where life moves with a gentle, easy rhythm. From coral reefs teeming with marine life to volcanic peaks and tropical rainforests, the Caribbean’s natural beauty is as diverse as its people.
Known for its welcoming spirit, flavorful cuisine, world-famous festivals, and a laid-back lifestyle, the Caribbean invites visitors to slow down, connect, and savor every moment.
The Caribbean’s welcoming spirit, flavorful cuisine, world-famous festivals, and laid-back lifestyle invite visitors to slow down, connect, and savor every moment.
The region offers endless opportunities for relaxation, adventure, cultural discovery, and a touch of island magic, creating travel experiences you’ll never forget.
