News

The 50 Best Caribbean Restaurants – 2015

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - November 18, 2015
44 of 50

cliff

The Cliff, Barbados

This is the leading restaurant in Barbados — a Bajan icon. Chef Paul Owens continues to serve up inspired fusion cuisine from around the world, with an emphasis on fresh seafood.


44 of 50
Popular Posts cape santa maria

From Anguilla to Aruba, the Best Caribbean Beaches to Visit This Summer

Trunk Bay, St John St John has some wonderful beaches. Maho, Cinnamon, Honeymoon, to name a few. But Trunk is still the one that has us dreaming on cold winter days, about its almost hypnotic spectrum of blues and its […]


From Belize to Grenada, 10 Little Caribbean Beach Resorts to Visit Right Now 

karibuni

Karibuni, St Martin Okay, so this isn’t actually on the beach. But this hotel has a secret. The hillside hotel in the Cul de Sac area of St Martin has something even better: it’s own beach bar set on the […]


The Winners of the 2024 Caribbean Green Awards 

caribbean green

Green Design Firm of the Year: OBMI 


Related Posts cayman brac fish diving underwater

Caribbean Photo of the Week: Diving in Cayman Brac 

The latest Caribbean Photo comes from Caribbean Journal reader Dave Lowther, who sent in this lovely shot taken while diving on the south side of Cayman Brac in the Cayman Islands.  Have you taken a great photo in the Caribbean?  […]


Grand Hyatt Is Opening a New Resort in Cancun 

grand hyatt in cancun

It’s been nearly a decade since the first Grand Hyatt opened its doors in the Mexican Caribbean. Now, another one is coming to the region’s most popular destination.  Next year, Grand Hyatt will be debuting the new Grand Hyatt Cancun, […]


The Saint Lucia Cruise Port Has a New Operator 

saint lucia cruise port

The world’s largest cruise port operator has officially taken over management at Saint Lucia’s Port Castries, Caribbean Journal has confirmed.  Global Ports Holding, which has a growing portfolio of ports across the Caribbean from Nassau to Antigua, is now running […]


SUBSCRIBE!

Sign up for Caribbean Journal's free newsletter for a daily dose of beaches, hotels, rum and the best Caribbean travel information on the net.


No. Thank You