Visit El Morro
One of the historical wonders of the western hemisphere, Castillo San Felipe del Morro dates back to the 16th century. It was declared a UNESCO World Hertiage site 30 years ago, and scouring its nooks and crannies is a terrific way to spend an afternoon.
Mambo Beach, Curacao Mambo is fun. Mambo is hip. Mambo is, well, like nothing else in Curacao, an entertainment destination on the sand, from beach bars to pool parties to a wide-ranging shopping and food destination. It’s an all-day beach […]
Cayo District, Belize In Belize’s out-of-this-world Cayo district, rivers and breezes will always keep you cool, especially in the evening after a day of exploring Maya ruins, hiking rainforests and wading through waterfalls. This is a world away from the […]
When Aruba’s Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort opened in 1987, it made sense for the hotel’s restaurant to be built in the shape of a boat shipwrecked on the sand: while Eagle Beach didn’t exactly resemble a desert island back […]
San Juan, Puerto Rico continues to see dynamic passenger traffic as the island experiences booming tourism arrivals in the post-pandemic period. In short, airlines have zeroed in on Puerto Rico, continuing to add new flights to the island from source […]
Colombian carrier Avianca just launched a new nonstop route between Medellin and San Juan, Puerto Rico, Caribbean Journal has learned. The new route means four weekly flights between José María Córdova International Airport in Medellin and Luis Munoz Marin International […]
Puerto Rico’s Port of San Juan has a new cruise line: Emerald Cruises, which is now homeporting its Sakara superyacht in the capital. The ship is part of a growing trend toward small-ship, ultra-luxe, boutique-style cruise lines like the recently-launched […]
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