Oranjestad, Aruba
It isn’t known for its beach, but Aruba’s waterfront capital is rapidly becoming one of the Caribbean’s coolest cities, with a wave of new restaurants, shops and an increasingly cosmopolitan air. That’s in large part to a push to redevelop old downtown buildings that has resulted in new eateries like Wilhelmina. Even better? It’s an eco-friendly town, too.
Saline Beach, St Barth It takes a short sandy hike to get to this beach near St Barth’s famous salt pond, and when you get through the clearing and see the sand, you think you’ve found an entirely different island. […]
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 […]
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 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? […]
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, […]
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