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The Caribbean’s Top 10 Snorkeling Destinations for 2013

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - March 14, 2013
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Saona Island – Dominican Republic

Saona Island is often cast in film and on television as the quintessential island paradise. The island has epic beaches in its own right — but the snorkeling is equally good.


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