Bucuti & Tara Beach Resorts — Aruba
One of the Caribbean’s pioneering green resorts, sustainability is present at every level of the property. And it’s green down to the details: recycled linens, reused key cards, solar water tanks, TVs on timers – the list goes on and on. The property even sponsors the Donkey Sanctuary Aruba.
Point of Sand, Little CaymanIt’s the last beach on the island, and it feels like the end of the earth. Crystal shallows, pink-tinged sand, and silence broken only by seabirds—Point of Sand is pure serenity in the Sister Islands. The […]
Bacolet Beach Club Tucked onto its own little bay, this European-Caribbean boutique offers just 22 rooms and a whole lot of atmosphere. The pool clings to the cliffside. The restaurant glows with candlelight. And the rooms feel like something out […]
Last year’s US Travel Advisory led to a slowdown in tourist arrivals to Jamaica. But in what’s hoped to be a major shift, the US State Department just upgraded Jamaica’s rating. Jamaica’s travel advisory has improved from Level 3 to […]
A new all-villa resort has debuted on the Samaná Peninsula, bringing a rare mix of luxury, privacy and sustainability to one of the Dominican Republic’s most unspoiled destinations. It’s called Ocama, and it’s officially open, Caribbean Journal has learned. Tucked into […]
One of the most highly anticipated culinary openings in the Caribbean this year is now open. Claudio’s Bahamas, the first international outpost of the iconic Claudio’s restaurant in Greenport, New York, has debuted at The Coral, bringing a century-old East […]
Placencia isn’t a resort town. It’s quieter. Warmer. Slower. The kind of place where the Caribbean still feels intimate — and where you can walk barefoot from your beach cabana to a seaside shack for grilled lobster and a cold […]
