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Eco adventures await!
interCaribbean Airways provides convenient connections to popular Caribbean destinations, including Tortola, Antigua, and the lesser-known Dominica, offering travelers a chance to experience rich cultural diversity and captivating eco-adventures.
Tortola, British Virgin Islands
Home to two of the Caribbean’s most stunning beaches—Cane Garden Bay and Long Bay—Tortola is a major hub for tourists exploring the British Virgin Islands. With fantastic snorkeling and sailing opportunities, it maintains a charming atmosphere with historic attractions, from local rum distilleries to vibrant markets showcasing rich cultural flavors. Encourage your customers to rent a car for easier exploration or engage a local guide to discover the best markets for fresh produce, seafood, and crafts. Don’t miss a day trip to Virgin Gorda’s Baths National Park, renowned for its unique rock formations and crystal-clear waters.
Antigua
Known for its 365 stunning beaches, Antigua offers more than just sun and sand. Enhance your clients’ itineraries with guided tours to historical sites like Nelson’s Dockyard and surrounding waterfront areas. Antigua is a paradise for snorkeling and sailing, and renting a car or scooter allows customers to explore at their leisure. Suggest they savor local dishes, like ‘fungie and pepper sauce,’ and take advantage of eco-tourism activities such as bird watching, conservation tours, rainforest hikes, and kayaking over beautiful coral reefs.
Dominica
Often referred to as the “Nature Island,” Dominica is a haven for eco-tourists with its abundant hiking trails, diving spots, and thrilling outdoor experiences. Remind travelers to pack their hiking boots, but also to indulge in a relaxing soak at one of the island’s mineral hot springs or to visit the Boiling Lake. Accommodations in Roseau, the capital, provide access to local markets and the Dominica Museum. For added wellness experiences, recommend a trip to Sulphur Springs at Wotten Waven or a whale-watching tour in Scott’s Head Marine Reserve. Don’t forget to highlight the lesser-known Waitukubuli National Trail for hiking enthusiasts!
Papua New Guinea presents exciting opportunities for nature and adventure itineraries, beginning in Port Moresby.
Port Moresby
As a starting point for most PNG itineraries, Port Moresby invites discovery. The capital offers nature parks, scenic trails, and a rich cultural experience. The National Museum and Art Gallery showcases incredible cultural artefacts and contemporary art, making it a must-visit. Additionally, consider tours that expose visitors to local cultures and PNG’s progressive conservation projects. Customers can embark on multi-day hiking adventures in the highlands, explore Kavieng’s cultural offerings, or relax at Ela Beach, one of Port Moresby’s tranquil coastal spots.
Kokoda
Travel agents should recommend an add-on trip to Kokoda, famous for its historical WWII sites and the Kokoda Track—a popular hiking route that commemorates the battles between Australian and Japanese troops. The breathtaking landscapes provide ample opportunities to learn from the local communities. Accommodations can include camping or local lodges, with sample itineraries suggesting two to three nights in Kokoda before returning to Port Moresby, where customers can choose from other local experiences or day trips to places like Pig Island.
Rabaul
Located on New Britain Island, Rabaul is renowned for its dramatic volcanic landscapes and rich colonial history. Tourists can choose from guided volcano tours, day trips to local historical sites, or enjoy the stunning coastal areas ideal for diving and adventure activities. Visitors can also participate in environmental projects and learn about the island’s unique bird species. Arrange for a minimum one-night stay in Rabaul to fully experience what this fascinating area has to offer.
