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Off-peak Caribbean bargains from $625 - Travel Deals - MSNBC.com

Off-peak Caribbean bargains from $625 - Travel Deals - MSNBC.com: "Spring is the ideal time for a Caribbean vacation: The weather is glorious, the crowds are few, and the prices are reasonable. There's a Caribbean island to suit every beach bum, but we’ve found discounted vacations – all with superior accommodations and airfare included – that make four islands especially appealing for a spring getaway. Four-night holidays on Grand Cayman or St. Lucia start at $625, a week-long sojourn at a top-rated Barbados resort costs just $1060, and a five-day, all-inclusive stay at an upscale Antigua property sets you back only $1,025. "
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