The Caribbean is actually a cluster of islands found in the Gulf of Mexico surrounded by the United States, Mexico and South America. Its perfect location has given rise to some spectacular scenery drawing to its shores hundreds of tourists each year. The Caribbean is a fantastic place to unwind. Its sparkling blue beaches, dense forests and long line of waterfalls are some of the many highlights of the nation. The waterfalls in particular are absolutely tranquilizing and fortunately they are located in several of the islands in the Caribbean.
The many waterfalls of this lush locality serve as a perfect spot to cool off. The roaring cascades vary in size but they are all gorgeous nonetheless; each ones beauty unique from the other. The Dunns waterfall located in Jamaica is even considered the most beautiful waterfall in the world. It is by far the most popular tourist attraction in Jamaica as its 180-meter beach walk adds a touch of tranquil adventure to this already breathtaking site. Its popularity has lead to much development in the area giving it a touch of a man-made theme park.
The Bassins Bleu is another interesting waterfall in the Caribbean. Located in Haiti, this is a split water fall that creates 3 cobalt-blue pools. There is also an interesting myth that goes with this waterfall. In Dominica you can find the sparkling green Emerald Pool which is also a creation of a 12m waterfall. The fall is absolutely spectacular and the blissful Emerald Pool surrounded by the most exotic scenery makes an excellent location for a relaxing dip. The Trafalgar Square is also another famous spot in Dominica. Boasting a mother and a father waterfall, this place blessed with lush scenery is perfect for photographs. Then there is the La Mina Falls, Annandale Falls, Argyle Falls, La Coca Falls and Baños del San Juan. With such a huge selection to choose from, if you love waterfalls, the Caribbean is certainly where you should holiday.
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Angela Fernando is an impassioned travel writer who composes pieces under the pen name Sumaira Narayan. She loves writing about new and exciting places around the world and hopes to visit them all someday. Google+
