EXPERIENCE THE CARIBBEAN

Coral islands, born of the sea, with the Atlantic to the east and the Caribbean to the west. The Caribbean sun shines 3,000 hours a year. The temperature averages a cosy 27 degrees Celsius (80 Fahrenheit). The trade wind is a steady, cooling fan. The islands welcome many sports that are played in the UK, including tennis, rugby, netball, golf, football and, of course, cricket. Not sure there’s a better place to tour.

There are many destination combinations that work. To discuss your own requirements and for pricing, please Contact Us and we will come straight back to you.

Cricket
Football
Golf
Hockey
Netball
Rugby
Tennis

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Sporting Highlights
Must Not Miss
Suggested Itinerary

Sporting Highlights

The Caribbean welcomes many sports that are played in the UK, including tennis, rugby, netball, hockey, basketball, athletics, golf, football and, of course, cricket, Gary Sobers and Desmond Haynes both having been born in Barbados.

St Lucia boasts the Beausejour Cricket Ground (built in 2002), which hosted the Cricket World Cup in 2007. Alongside it, there is an indoor practice facitlity, which is also home to netball, volleyball and basketball. Football and all-weather althletics facilities, along with a variety of the sports mentioned above, mean you can enjoy a whole week just on St Lucia.

In Trinidad, the sports facilities are amazing, especially for hockey, netball and cricket. If you combine with Tobago, you would have your toughest matches in Trinidad and local schools in Tobago will be delighted to host you. Tobago is more about the R & R.

Must Not Miss

Watersports
Beaches
A huge variety of sport
Seafood
Rum
Swimming with turtles
Catamaran Cruise
Piton Mountains
Nature trails
Zip-lining through the rainforest
Steel pan workshop
Glass bottom boat trip
Caroni Swamp trip

Suggested Itinerary

Do you want the strawberry cheesecake or the chocolate fudge cake? Whatever you choose is the right choice.

Barbados and St Lucia can both sustain week long tour. But you can combine them both in a two-centre stay, being a short flight away from each other.

If you prefer Trinidad, or Tabago, we’d recommend you take in both because they’re “only a heartbeat away”.

The easiest way is to chat through your preferences with us and we can advise you. We are regular visitors ourselves and send many teams there each year.