Caribbean Travel Guide

Best things to do in Martinique travel

March 1, 2019August 11, 2019 - by caribbean

Stunning beaches border tropical rainforests and towering cathedrals share skyline with an imposing volcano. Tourists and residents crowd the store-lined streets and restaurant-filled back alleys of Fort-de-France, while a few miles north, foliage dampens the sounds of bird tweets and hikers. In a word: Martinique. If you want to hit the beach one day then get the adrenaline pumping the next, you’ll find that this island offers both – and does both well.

Which Caribbean island is right for you?

March 1, 2019August 11, 2019 - by caribbean

If your mental picture of the Caribbean is a stereotypical stock image of a palm tree arching over a pristine white beach, it may be time to revisit the region. The Caribbean is dotted with dozens of island nations, each with its own unique offerings for travelers. Are you drawn to historic forts, cobblestone streets, and colorful Spanish architecture? What about lushly forested hiking trails that snake past tumbling waterfalls and bromeliads dripping with rain? Or would you rather explore multi-hued coral reefs teeming with rays, turtles, and tropical fish?

Martinique: A Touch of France in the Caribbean

March 1, 2019March 1, 2019 - by caribbean

The enchanting island of Martinique boasts fascinating French history and breathtaking Caribbean beauty. Explore this unique island with naturalists and local experts.

Incredible beaches of Turks and Caicos Islands

March 1, 2019March 1, 2019 - by caribbean

All cruise ships arrive at the island of Grand Turk, which is also home to the country’s capital of Cockburn Town. North Caicos and Middle Caicos, South Caicos and Salt Cay are laid-back and a bit more down to earth, and are largely supported by low-key tourism and small-scale fishing and farming.

Palladium Debuts new all-inclusive complex in Costa Mujeres

March 1, 2019March 1, 2019 - by caribbean

Palladium Hotel Group has officially debuted its newest all-inclusive hotels on the Caribbean coast of Mexico. The company held the grand opening for the new 1,139-room TRS Coral Hotel and …

The Caribbean’s newest floating bar is in St John

March 1, 2019March 1, 2019 - by caribbean

The Willy T. Young Island. Angel’s Rest. D Boat. They’ve long been in the pantheon of floating bars in the Caribbean: the standalone seagoing bars that take the beach bar to an entirely different level. And now there’s another one. The island of St John will soon be home to a new floating bar with a twist: it’s the Caribbean’s first floating taco bar. It’s called Lime Out, and this solar-powered floating bar is opening soon on the waters of St John.