The Caribbean

Sunshine, sandy beaches and some 700 tropical islands make the Bahamas one of the most sought-after retreats in the Caribbean. This haven for North American tourists is relatively easy to access for US and Canadian citizens; however, some rules do apply. It’s important to note that requirements vary depending on citizenship and residency, so travelers […]

It takes just 90 minutes to get from one end of tropical St Lucia to the other – maybe an hour with light traffic. But don’t be fooled by the island’s compact size. A trip to this sensational Caribbean spot will keep you busy with activities from dawn until dusk, whether your taste runs to

With volcanic beaches, emerald-dipped landscapes and mouthwatering cuisine, a trip to St Lucia is an experience like no other. I was born and raised on the island and still find it impossible to exhaust the wonders of my favorite Caribbean jewel. I will always book a window seat on the left side of a flight back home

From the lush and humid forests of the central mountains to the idyllic surfing beaches of the northwest, Puerto Rico is a haven for ecotourism. If it’s a love of the natural world that has enticed you to the island, it’s the sands, the incredible landscapes, and the historical cities that will keep you enchanted.

With breathtaking oceanfront vistas, lush, breezy mountains, tropical rainforest, some pumping nightlife and one of the coolest food scenes in the Caribbean, a Puerto Rico vacation is all about enjoying the ride. Learning a few of the island’s unspoken social rules will go a long way to helping you enjoy the vibe and understanding what

Rollicking turquoise waves, swaying palms and some of the finest rum on the planet, the Dominican Republic is as famous for its natural beauty as it is for its abundant all-inclusive resorts. While there’s no shortage of places with swim-up bars built for serene weeks of lounging by the water, getting off hotel property is

To a first-time visitor, Cuba can seem like a confusing jigsaw puzzle, particularly if you’re breaking free of the resorts and traveling around on your own. The Spanish spoken here is fast and hard to decipher, many streets have two different names and the country’s fickle and highly complicated monetary situation could fill its own

When you think of Barbados, dreamy images of sun, sea and sand probably come to mind. And to be honest, you’re not wrong. Barbados is home to stunning crystal-clear waters, velvety white sand, and it’s almost always very hot. If you’re in need of a truly tropical escape and a slower pace, then this is