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ISLA MUJERES, MEXICO

Surrounded by the blue waters of the Caribbean Sea and conveniently located just eight miles from Cancún, Isla Mujeres offers a quieter refuge for serenity seekers of all kinds. This trendy Mexican hotspot has everything from luxury resorts and scenic beaches to great scuba diving and snorkeling.

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UNION ISLAND

A stunningly beautiful island with rugged charm, Union Island is one of the last remaining undiscovered treasures of St. Vincent and The Grenadines. Relaxed and mostly off the beaten track, Union is a fantastic place to experience the region’s natural beauty. It’s this untouched allure that makes the island a unique paradise for yachting enthusiast, scuba divers, hikers, and sun worshippers.

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MARTINIQUE

Marked by a number of rich cultural influences, Martinique is colorful, tropical and very French. Measuring in at 425 square miles, the island packs in an incredible amount of natural beauty, outdoor activities, diversions, history, shopping, and culinary adventures. Thanks to an average temperature of 79° F, Martinique is the island of the “never-ending summer.”

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RIVIERA MAYA, MEXICO

Picturesque coastlines with idyllic beaches and favorable year-round weather combine with numerous archaeological sites in Riviera Maya, Mexico. Here you can visit state-of-the art museums, dine on great local cuisine, and take a stroll on colonial streets. Adventure seekers can trek into nearby jungles, snorkel in crystal-clear water, or see the Mayan ruins in Tulum.

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TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS

Grace Bay Beach, on the northeast coast of Provo, is the hallmark of the Turks and Caicos Islands. The entire beach is consistently excellent, with calm sparkling water, white sand and no rocks or seaweed. However, the only true way to experience the Turks and Caicos Islands is to experience each island in the entire chain.