758-454-5014. Maria Islands are two tiny uninhabited restaurants near syracuse airport scrapes of land, Maria Major and Maria Minor, floating in the Atlantic about a half-mile off St. Lucia s far southeast coast. They are the protected home of nesting seabirds and two rare reptiles, the extremely scarce and harmless kouw s snake and the colorful zandoli te lizard (or Maria Islands ground lizard). You won t be allowed to visit during the nesting season from May 15 to July 31. At other times, you can go by boat with a guide from the National Trust and spend the day hiking through the scrubby forest, swimming from the beach on Maria Major, and exploring the underwater coral reefs. Day-trips cost EC$94/US$35 for a private guide and EC$81/US$30 per person for group tours.
ancient tribe of Indians that originated from the valley surrounding the Orinoco River in present-day Venezuela. Around 2000 BC, a tribe of Arawak Indians restaurants near syracuse airport (a branch of the Taino tribe) left South America and worked their way up through the Antilles to Dominica. They were a peaceful group of artists and craftsmen who left remnants of elaborately decorated pottery as proof of their existence.
758-450-2511 or 800-345-0356, fax 758-450-1050 www.eliteislandresorts.com 238 rooms $$$$ (AI) Formerly known as the Wyndham Morgan Bay, the resort was taken over by new management in 2002, and became the sister property of the St. James Club on Antigua. By whatever name, it is still one of the most pres
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