Canada is the second-largest country in the world, stretching from the Atlantic to the Pacific and north to the Arctic. It is known for vast wilderness, forests, lakes, mountains and a multicultural population. Ottawa is the capital, while Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver are major cultural and economic centers.

The United States is a vast and diverse country spanning much of North America. It ranges from Arctic Alaska to tropical Florida and includes deserts, mountains, forests and extensive coastlines. Washington, D.C. is the capital, while cities such as New York, Los Angeles and Chicago are major global centers of culture, business and innovation.

The United States is a vast and diverse country spanning much of North America. It ranges from Arctic Alaska to tropical Florida and includes deserts, mountains, forests and extensive coastlines. Washington, D.C. is the capital, while cities such as New York, Los Angeles and Chicago are major global centers of culture, business and innovation.

Cruise past pastel colonial facades in a candy-colored Cadillac, sip rum where Hemingway once sat, and let Havana's midnight salsa pull you into Cuba's gloriously time-warped soul.

Merengue drifts through colonial streets, palm-fringed sands melt into turquoise water, and jungle waterfalls await inland. The Dominican Republic serves up Caribbean rhythm with a wild, mountainous twist.

Where reggae rhythms drift over turquoise water and jungle waterfalls beg to be climbed. Sip rum by the shore, then chase misty Blue Mountain sunrises you'll never forget.

Scatter yourself across 700 islands where the sea glows impossible turquoise. Swim with pigs, dive blue holes, and find your own stretch of powder-soft sand.

Sip rum where it was born, chase pink-tinged sunsets on the Caribbean's easternmost isle, and swim with sea turtles between hidden coves, coral caves and lively Bajan beach bars.

Where cloud forests hum with howler monkeys and volcanoes steam above the surf. Costa Rica packs two coastlines, endless wildlife and pura vida spirit into one lush, easygoing country.

Where two oceans nearly meet, Panama pairs a world-changing canal with cloud forests, Caribbean islands and a capital skyline rising beside 400-year-old ruins. Cross a continent in a day.

Climb a smoking volcano at sunrise, drift across Lake Atitlán in a wooden boat, and wander Tikal's jungle temples where howler monkeys echo through ancient Maya stone.

Dive the Great Blue Hole, climb Maya temples swallowed by jungle, then drift between palm-fringed cayes. Belize packs reef, rainforest and ruins into one tiny, English-speaking wonder.

Dive the Bay Islands' coral reefs, wander the ancient Maya ruins of Copan, and trek cloud forests alive with birdsong. Honduras hides Caribbean magic and jungle mystery in one country.

Surf world-class Pacific breaks, hike smoking volcanoes and wander cobbled colonial towns in Central America's smallest country, where big adventure hides in a compact, sunlit package.

Land of lakes and volcanoes, where you can board down a smoking crater, surf empty Pacific breaks and wander colonial Granada's pastel streets. Central America's raw beauty, still gloriously uncrowded.

Island-hop through 32 volcanic isles and coral cays, where superyachts anchor beside fishing boats and pirates once filmed. Snorkel the Tobago Cays, then vanish into rainforest waterfalls.

Sail into the shadow of the Pitons, soak in volcanic mud baths, and chase rainforest waterfalls on this lush Caribbean island where adventure meets barefoot luxury.

Wander nutmeg-scented hills to hidden waterfalls, then dive an underwater sculpture park off powdery sands. Grenada, the Spice Isle, serves Caribbean beauty with an intoxicating twist.

With 365 beaches, one for every day of the year, this twin-island nation pairs powdery pink sands and frigate bird colonies with Nelson's Dockyard, where Caribbean history still sets sail.

Two lush volcanic islands linked by a narrow strait, where rainforest railways, sugar-plantation ruins and empty golden beaches await. Hike a crater, then swim between the Caribbean and Atlantic.

Trek through rainforest to a bubbling Boiling Lake, soak in wild hot springs, and dive volcanic reefs on the Caribbean's wildest, greenest island. Dominica dares you to explore.

Trinidad and Tobago

Discover the first Black republic, where mountaintop citadels guard revolutionary history, vibrant art spills into the streets, and Creole rhythms and flavors pulse through every corner.

Slip away to Anguilla, a sliver of coral and sand where 33 dazzling beaches meet barefoot beach bars, star chefs and turquoise water that seems almost too bright to be real.

One Happy Island where trade winds bend divi-divi trees, powder-white beaches meet desert cactus, and turquoise shallows hide shipwrecks. Discover why Aruba's sun barely ever takes a day off.

Bermuda is a British Overseas Territory in the North Atlantic, known for its pink-sand beaches, turquoise waters and distinctive pastel-colored buildings. Hamilton is the capital. The islands have a subtropical climate and are popular for diving, sailing, golf and other outdoor activities.

Three tiny Dutch Caribbean islands, three worlds: Bonaire's coral-lined shores and flamingo salt flats, Statia's sunken colonial harbor, and Saba's cloud-wrapped volcano rising straight from the sea.

Sink your toes into Seven Mile Beach, swim with friendly stingrays on a sunlit sandbar, and dive dramatic walls where the Caribbean drops into deep blue.

Wander pastel Dutch facades in Willemstad, then slip into impossibly blue coves tucked beneath limestone cliffs. This sun-soaked Caribbean island hides world-class reefs just steps from shore.

Explore the butterfly-shaped French Caribbean archipelago where rainforest waterfalls tumble beside an active volcano, rum distilleries perfume the air, and empty white-sand beaches await just past the next turn.

Where French flair meets Caribbean fire: sip rhum agricole in the shadow of Mount Pelée, then wander black-sand beaches and rainforest trails on this lush island of flowers.

Wander the Caribbean's own Pompeii, where a volcano buried a capital in ash, then hike emerald hills and black-sand shores on this hauntingly beautiful Emerald Isle.

Wander cobblestone streets in Old San Juan, kayak a bay that glows electric blue at night, then chase waterfalls through El Yunque's rainforest. No passport required.

Trade the everyday for St. Barts, where French chic meets Caribbean calm: superyachts in Gustavia harbour, secret coves, and beach bars where barefoot luxury is the dress code.

Wander the French side of a shared island, where croissants meet Caribbean sunshine, clothing-optional beaches border turquoise bays, and Marigot's markets spill over with spice, rum and island charm.

Feel jets roar overhead at Maho Beach, then wander two nations on one sunlit island, where Dutch boardwalk buzz meets French bistros, turquoise coves and duty-free treasure.

Saint Pierre and Miquelon is a small French overseas territory located off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada. It consists mainly of the islands of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon. The territory has a strong French identity and is known for fishing traditions, colorful houses, rugged coastlines and its unusual location in North America.

Sink your toes into powder-soft sand on Grace Bay, drift over the world's third-largest barrier reef, and discover why these 40 islands guard the Caribbean's most impossibly blue water.

Sail turquoise waters between 60 sun-drenched islands, anchoring at hidden coves, boulder-strewn baths and legendary beach bars. The Caribbean's ultimate yachting playground is waiting for your next tack.

Drift between turquoise coves, powder-white sands and sunken shipwrecks across these sun-soaked Caribbean isles, where island time slows and every anchorage hides its own secret beach.