Check out some of the exotic Caribbean locations Jimmy sailed to in "Euphoria II'. You might get some ideas for your next vacation.

• Saint Barthelemy Island

• Bermuda

• Cayman Islands

• Island of Montserrat

• Island of Tortola

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Saint-Barthélémy Isle de St. Barthélemy is located at 18°N, 63°W, in the northeastern corner of the Caribbean Sea, 4400 miles from Paris, 1700 miles from New York, 125 miles east from Puerto Rico, and 15 miles southeast from St. Maarten.
  It is small, a little more than eight square miles.  Steep hills divide the island into several valleys, usually open on one side to the sea.  Each valley is distinctive, with unique variations of topography, flora, density of settlement, and character of architecture.  This creates the illusion of being in a much larger place.
(Visit www.st-barths.com for more info)

Bermuda Hundreds of millions of years ago, a great undersea volcano started erupting on the floor of what is now the Atlantic Ocean and created a 3-mile high mountian.  The top of the volcano never broke through the 15,000 feet of water and eventually became extinct.  As time passed, Coral Polyps began to attach themselves to the summit of the undersea mountain and a system of Coral Reefs was born covering the 330 square mile undersea summit.
(Visit www.bermuda.com for more info)

Cayman Islands Nestled in the calm, turquoise waters of the western Caribbean, lies the peaceful British Crown Colony known as the Cayman Islands.  Consisting of three islands just 480 miles south of Miami, Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman remain our little piece of paradise.
Blessed with sun-kissed beaches and waters teeming with fish flecked with gold, the Cayman Islands offers some of the best diving and snorkeling in the world.
(Visit www.caymanislands.ky/ for more info)

Montserrat is situated about 40 km SW of Antigua in the Leeward Islands and is part of the British West Indies.  The island can be reached by ferry or helicopter from Antigua. Montserrat has much of volcanic interest, not the least being the Soufrière group of peaks with two volcanoes and the islands highest point, Chances Peak, at 3000 feet.  One volcano still smoulders following its violent eruption in the late nineties.
(Visit http://www.ms/ for more info)

Tortola is the largest of the British Virgin Islands.  Its main city, Road Town, is the capital of the B.V.I.  This is the center of activity in the British Virgin Islands.  Make no mistake, though, Tortola is a still a "get away from it all" destination.  It is a center of activity only relative to other British Virgin Islands.  This is the destination for those who want to experience the friendly charm of the British Virgin Islands without completely abandoning access to (small) city life.
(Visit http://www.sunfinder.com/tortola.htm for more info)