Beautiful Caribbean Views: blue waters, sandy shores, sunsets, and palm trees come together for breathtaking views that will make you want to stay.
St. Maarten
Beautiful Caribbean Views Dominated by the expansive Simpson Bay Lagoon, which is one of the largest landlocked bodies of water in the Caribbean having awesome views and sunsets that will make you want to stay.
Super cool tip: book online any of the Rainforest Adventure packages and enjoy awesome 360° views on topofSentry Hill, one of St. Maarten’s highest elevation peaks at 1,125 feet. Walkways and platforms encircle the mountaintop showcasing 360-degree vistas of neighboring islands: Saba, St. Barts, St. Eustatius and Anguilla. Check them out here!
Costa Rica
If you’re more into wildlife, flora & fauna, Costa Rica is a privileged destination recognized by the National Audubon Society excellent for Birdwatching with over 100 different species. A good hashtag here for your Instagram photos would be #Birdsparadise.
Book a tour and explore every level of the dense Costa Rican rainforest from the ground to the treetops. There is a unique Aerial Tram Tour that will allow you to closely experience all the secrets the forest keeps while you fly above the treetops and experience magnificent Beautiful Caribbean Views of the Braulio Carrillo National Park and the private reserve.
Seychelles
If you look another kind of beautiful Caribbean views, Seychelles is one of the most beautiful archipelagos of the world with stunning landscapes and beaches of white sands and turquoise waters. Pack your swimsuit and get ready to enjoy magnificent views from Seychelle’s best selfie spots!
The most popular viewpoints:
Praslin Island
Fond Ferdinand has a great lookout point, looking down onto Baie St Anne as well as La Digue and Felicitie.
Sans Soucis- Mission Lodge (Mahe island)
Surrounded by abundant green forests, this will give you a breathtaking view of the Mission ruins of Venn’s town
Did you Know tip: The ruins consist mainly of traces of foundations of the 5 buildings which cover a total area of 540 square meters. It was set up as an industrious school by the Church Missionary society, a philanthropic group in 1876-1889 to accommodate children of liberated slaves.
Belle Vue (La Digue)
The fourth island of Seychelles with just 10 square kilometers. La Digue has a warm climate thanks to its location near the equator. Beautiful turquoise beaches with incredible granite rock formations very characteristic of the archipelago.
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