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Latin America and Caribbean
With so much to see and do regionally it’s no wonder so many are heading to local vacation destinations to kick back and relax this year.
Staying closer to home is an excellent way to support your local destinations during this time and with so many local resorts and activities it won’t be hard to find a local vacation spot to call your own.
Check out your regional vacation destinations and featured resorts below to start planning your local vacation today.
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Food and Drink
Latin America and Caribbean cuisine are some of the most adored in all of North America.
From tacos to tamales you will find it easy to satisfy your hunger.
The Mexican cruise, influenced by the Aztecs and Spanish makes for some of the tastiest food that would satisfy any foodie.
The Caribbean's cultural influence comes from all over the world but is focused on fresh seafood that's been perfectly spiced.
Don't forget to try the tasty tropical drinks from fresh-squeezed fruit. -
Activities
Blessed with year-round warm weather, the hardest decision you’ll have to make is where to roll out your beach towel.
In this region, a day at the beach can mean many things, from sailing to swimming, partying to surfing or just relaxing while catching some sun.
Whether you’re visiting the Baja Peninsula, the Pacific Coast, or the Caribbean in the east, palm-fringed shores, porcelain sands and crystal clear waters are guaranteed.
Don't forget to visit the larger cities, which are packed with history and magnificent architecture. -
Culture
From Dutch to Spanish influences, the Caribbean and Latin America have a rich history that blends native and foreign influences.
The one thing you will experience while visiting the Caribbean is the local's kindness. Caribbean locals maintain a positive and welcoming attitude that is almost unmistakable.
While in Mexico, celebrations are second to none. Mexico celebrates its culture and history in art, music and dance.
For the history buffs in your group, there are many historical sites in Latin America and the Caribbean so day trips are always a must.
Featured Local Resorts
Tugasa Vejer & Medina Sidonia
Other Mainland Spain, Mainland, SpainThe house is an 18th-century palace belonging to a local noble family. It was built in the Asidonian architectural style and includes an adjoining country house with rooms surrounding a central porticoed courtyard and an upper gallery. One interesting feature of the building is that it incorporates remains of an old walled enclosure from the 10th century. The Medina Sidonia Hotel is located in the historic center of the town, very close to the main monuments and places of interest for visitors.
Tugasa Hotel Vejer De La Frontera
Other Mainland Spain, Mainland, SpainThe building dates back to the 17th century and was initially a convent for Poor Clare nuns and later for Franciscan monks. It still retains the simple and understated atmosphere established by its original residents. Each communal space has its unique character, from the choir room to the reading and leisure room, featuring choir stalls and replicas of the original frescoes. The convent chapel and cafeteria still showcase remnants of the original frescoes. The Hotel Convento San Francisco is situated in the historic center of Vejer de la Frontera, designated as a historic artistic monument since 1978. The hotel is perched atop a hill, providing panoramic views of the dried-up Laguna de la Janda, the Barbate River at its feet, and the El Palmar and Cape Trafalgar coasts.
Golden Leaf Apartments - RENTAL ONLY
Sunshine Coast, Queensland, AustraliaGolden Leaf is situated on the Sunshine Coast, where you can enjoy boating, fishing, golf, horseback riding, sailing, water skiing, tennis, and surfing.<br /><br />Several popular attractions are situated nearby, such as the Big Pineapple, the Macadamia Nut Plantation, Underwater World, and the Queensland Reptile Park. You can also plan a day trip to the Hinterland and the nearby Glass House Mountains, enjoying the magnificent scenery and stunning views from the local lookouts. Make sure to visit Buderim's various craft shops, galleries, and markets.<br /><br />This location is an ideal base for exploring the beautiful Sunshine Coast.
Karma Utopia-Manali
Himachal Pradesh, North-India, IndiaNestled amidst the captivating hues of nature's abundant beauty, Karma Utopia, Manali boasts an ideal location adjacent to the renowned Hadimba Devi Temple. Serving as a delightful retreat for your holidays in Manali, Karma Utopia offers the luxurious amenities of a star hotel, coupled with a welcoming ambiance that evokes the feeling of visiting cherished old friends.
Karma Seven Lakes, Udaipur
Rajasthan, West-India, IndiaUdaipur, Rajasthan also known as the City of Lakes is one of India’s most romantic cities. Situated centrally in this historic, elegant and picturesque city is the Karma Group’s latest acquisition in India – Karma Seven Lakes.<br /><br />A striking feature of this unique hotel is that it has been built using only natural stone. The hotel offers excellent dining options at the indoor restaurant or outdoors at the roof-top restaurant, where you can also relish delicious barbeques. The expansive roof-top pool offers stunning views of the setting sun. Karma Seven Lakes is in New Fatehpura, an affluent suburb of Udaipur and is near numerous cafés, restaurants, boutiques and stores. It is in the perfect location from which to explore the best of Udaipur.<br /><br />The city of Udaipur is a hub of lakes, magnificent palaces, rich cultural heritage and lip - smacking delicious cuisines. Let’s show you the mesmerizing beauty of this beautiful lake city Udaipur where royalty, beauty and culture join hands to create a true reflection of incredible India.
Chateau de la Trousse
Paris, North Central, France<div>Chateau de la Trousse is a historically important property as one of the very few Chateaux to survive WWI and the Battle of the Marne. The Chateau is even rarer in that it is in private hands despite its historical significance.</div> <div></div> <div>The original Chateau plus the Orangerie and Cour d’ Honour were built between 1630 – 1640 by the family of Phillipe-August Le Hardy. The estate was owned and run by the le Hardy family until around the 1780's when the main Chateau went to ruin, whilst being dismantled and the building materials sold to help the family’s financial troubles. In 1791 Charles-Guillaume Baudon de Mony bought the estate. The Baudon de Mony family built the current Chateau in 1864 and had a small church built into the west front quarter. Around the same time, the front of the Cour d’ Honour was converted into a stable block and throughout the 19th century it was a thriving working estate. In the 20th century the estate managed to change with the times, converting other buildings in the Cour from Carriage & horse drawn equipment storage to automotive vehicle storage and workshops. Alll the estate buildings came through both world wars undamaged. The Chateau and estate belonged to the Baudon de Mony family until it was purchased in 1998 by the current Co-Ownership. <br /><br />The tree-lined driveway leads to an onamental iron gate, opening to the walled-grounds of Chateau de la Trousse. The property includes 45 acres of manicured beaty, a tennis court, a pool, incredible gardens, & a pond. Your private room for 2 includes a kitchenette with a sink, microwave, & mini-fridge. The generous storage closets, queen-size bed, flat screen TV, DVD player, iPod dock, & in-room wifi will provide you with modern conveniences in this historical setting. <br /><br /><br /><br /><br /></div>