Tropical Island Vacations

At Starfish Beach in Bocas del Toro, visitors can spot them from just a few feet away but they should stay in the water where they belong.

Would you visit this beach?

One island at a time.

On the island of Socotra, strange umbrella-shaped trees grow nowhere else on Earth.

The landscape is so unusual that it’s often described as one of the most alien-looking places in the world.

Would you visit a place like this?

One island at a time.

In the Maldives, some resorts are built entirely over the water.

These overwater bungalows sit above shallow lagoons, giving direct access to clear ocean right from the room.

One island at a time.

Some islands in Australia’s Whitsundays are nothing more than small stretches of sand surrounded by clear water.

At low tide, these tiny patches of land appear briefly before being reshaped again by the ocean.

One island at a time.