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This popular spot is a relaxing beach haven by day and a nightclub with live entertainment by night. Beach activities include kayaks, ocean trampolines, slide games and more. As the sun sets, this becomes a favourite happy-hour stop for Bajans leaving work. As night descends, guests party hearty to scintillating DJ mixes and live entertainment by local bands. If you work up an appetite, the South Deck Grill, open for lunch and dinner, offers an array of salads, seafood, pasta and sandwiches. Portions are generous and the prices are reasonable.

Barbados has a beach to satisfy everyone's taste, especially along the west coast's 'golden coastline.' The west coast is popular for its calm, crystal blue waters. Mullins Beach in St. Peter is one of the most popular. It is dressed up with deck chairs and beach umbrellas. Known for its glassy waters, it is a haven for water sport lovers, family outings and snorkeling. More beach fun can also be experienced at Heywoods Beach, in St. Peter, where the waters are also calm. One of the more popular beaches here is home to Folkstone Marine Sanctuary, where you can snorkel protected reefs.

The museum is situated on the site of the legendary musician's home, which he purchased in 1975. This house, featuring 19th-century architecture, was Marley's home until his death in 1981. It was converted into a museum six years later. The main museum displays Marley's personal treasures. The property also features a well-equipped 80-seat theatre, a gallery, and a gift shop selling T-shirts, posters and CDs. Other stores offer snacks, herbs and spices, and African arts and crafts. Tickle your palate with vegetarian meals from the Queen of Sheba Restaurant.

This helicopter company is called upon time after time for speedy business transport, airport-to-airport transfer and private charter. Film crews have hired the company to go on location, and brides and grooms have depended on it to get to the church on time. The company's specialty is giving visitors a bird's eye view of beautiful Jamaica. Hover over our mountains, rivers and emerald seas. It's smart to book several days in advance-it's the only way to guarantee you won't miss out on this amazing photo opportunity!

Anyone looking for an underwater adventure that keeps you dry should head to Jamaica's second city, Montego Bay, where the "Coral See" vessel awaits at the Margueritaville dock. Board this air-conditioned boat for a cruise with the fishes. Down below you'll find a comfortable seating area lined with glass windows, giving you a panoramic view of the reefs, aquatic life and inhabitants of the Montego Bay Marine Park. Watch as tropical sea creatures swarm around divers during a feeding. .

The new catamaran, Irie Lime, comfortably holds 100 passengers. This promises a fun day in store for those who book a daily charter to Nevis where you'll enjoy great snorkelling and a beach barbecue. There are many options: half day snorkel cruise or a romantic sunset and moonlight cruise. Refreshments are included of course, and especially welcome at the end of a sun-soaked day. If sport fishing is more to your liking, deep-sea fishing and private charters are also available. Also enjoy some water skiing on their new ski boat.

Situated on acres of tropical rainforest, this new Ocho Rios' attraction offers close encounters with playful dolphins. There are three activities involving the dolphins, "The Touch Encounter," "The Swim With" and "The Encounter Swim" along with the more recent Shark Program. These activities are designed to bring visitors in contact with the dolphins. Guests can snorkel or just stroll through the rainforest to view the birds. The on site restaurant offers a variety of meals and beverages. Restrictions apply so call ahead to inquire.

This beach is one of the most beautiful on the island. Take the first dirt road on the right after going over the mountain and you will find paradise. The beach is clean, the water's pristine, good snorkelling can be found here and chairs and umbrellas are available for rent. There are three beach bars offering standard fare, Henley's Bar also offers full Caribbean lunches prepared by his wife. Choices include chicken, beans and rice, salads, barbecued ribs and occasionally fresh fish. Don't forget the hot sauce, it's fabulous. Eddy's Bar offers a variety of beer and cocktails. Be sure to try his rum punch with the freshly grated nutmeg. Both bars rent chairs and umbrellas and Eddy's has snorkelling equipment available as well. This is a great place to spend the day, relax with a book, take a long walk on the white sand beach, swim in the warm waters and end the afternoon with a great rum punch.

Take advantage of a challenging 3 1/2 hour adventure along the remote southeast peninsula. You'll kayak along the coast and enjoy the beauty of the steep cliffs and quiet bays. Then, you'll stop to snorkel on one of the many reefs. You will see Hawksbill and Greenback Turtles in their natural environment, pelicans, cormorants, frigate birds, wild mountain goats, and vervet monkeys. The tour includes round trip transportation; snorkeling equipment; double and single sit-on-top, self-bailing ocean kayaks, a fully experienced tour guide and an introductory snorkelling lesson.

Pro-Divers offers the best in diving and snorkelling for both the beginner and the experienced. An introduction to scuba diving includes lessons, a boat trip and two shallow water dives. PADI certification courses range from open water to assistant instructor and include all manuals, logbooks, dive tables and equipment for the three-day course. There is an open water referral that consists of four dives over two days. The sites that you will visit are on the leeward side of the island and only accessible by boat. The trip includes equipment, refreshments and instructions. A boat charter service is available from Turtle Beach to Oualie Beach on Nevis. If you want to go out on your own, you may rent the equipment from the shop at Turtle Beach. Come and enjoy all the wonders of the sea and swim with the squid, rays and turtles. Check for timings.

Mt. Liamuiga is a stratovolcano located in the North West Range rising to 3,792 feet above sea level. Once atop this majestic peak, the panoramic views are spectacular. On a clear day you can see Saba and St. Eustatius to the northeast and to the north, St. Maarten, St. Barts and Anguilla. To reach the peak and peer into the splendour of its crater is breathtaking. The climb is a challenging one and requires a somewhat experienced hiker instead of the Sunday afternoon quarterback. Some of the slopes and pathways are very steep and treacherous, so wear good hiking shoes and lightweight clothing. A guide is a must for this trip and there are several good tour companies that offer this spectacular hike.

The Mountain Rainforest Safari trek starts by touring a hidden canyon with Carib Indian Petroglyphs and wraps up in a cool mountain valley with green monkeys, whistling frogs and exotic birds. This guided hike is known as a half-excursion and takes five hours. The full day Volcano Safari is a challenging and rugged hike through lush rainforest to the crater's rim at 2,800 feet above sea level where you will admire breathtaking views of the mile-wide crater with sulphur vents, as well as views of a lake and neighbouring islands. This climb takes ten hours. The Plantation Safari takes you off the beaten track in the comfort of modified Land Rovers. You will learn about the agricultural and architectural heritage of the Atlantic coast of St. Kitts. A West Indian buffet lunch will be served at Lodge Great House, a private 250-year-old sugar planter's home. All trips include pinic and refreshments.