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The Best Caribbean Summer Destinations for 2017

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - June 1, 2017
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St. Barts There’s the world’s boldfaced names come here on their vacations: it’s that good, from world-class beaches to unmatched French gastronomy and stunning villas. Of course, it’s an even better destination in the summer, when the crowds thin and the prices drop dramatically. St Barts Hotels: Hotel Le Village, Hotel Le Toiny, Les Ilets de la Plage.


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