M.S. Antilla, Aruba Just off the northwest tip of the island, the wreck of this 400-foot German freighter is ideal for intermediate and advanced divers, who’ll see sponge and fire coral, anemones, angel fish and yellow frogfish inhabiting its hull, about 60 feet underwater.
Lac Bay, Bonaire There’s just something about this stretch of sand in Bonaire, a place that’s long been the windsurfing capital of the Caribbean (and maybe the world), and is now a haven for sun and fun-seekers with its shallow […]
Long Island, The Bahamas No, not that Long Island. This one is a remote, beach-filled, blue-hole-covered oasis, where you’ll almost always find the beach to yourself, where the adventure is limitless: diving, bonefishing, deep sea fishing and hiking. It’s also […]
Green Agriculture Award: T’s Eco Garden and Tours, Grenada
Thanks in large part to last fall’s launch of Virgin Atlantic’s first-ever flight to Providenciales, the Turks and Caicos is in the midst of a boom in travel from the United Kingdom. For the first three months of this year, […]
Hyatt’s Dreams brand first debuted on the Dutch Caribbean island of Curacao back in 2019, a transformation of what had been the Hilton Curacao. In many ways, Dreams’ debut helped change the game for the island, helping to kick off […]
If you are a diving and snorkeling enthusiast, you’re probably well aware that the Caribbean is home to a pair of underwater sculpture parks — unique attractions that create a thought-provoking, museum-style experience under the sea. Now, the region is home […]
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