C53 Felipe Xicotencatl, Cozumel After more than half a century of service as a mine sweeper, rescue ship and drug patrol, this former U.S. Navy ship was sunk in 2000 just offshore from Chankanaab Park. Today divers can explore the crew lockers and engine room equipment in the company of starfish, shrimp and grouper.
Pinel Island, St Martin It’s just a minute or two to reach this place from mainland St Martin, but when you arrive you’ll be convinced you’ve traveled on a transatlantic flight to Ibiza. The vibe is sleek and cool, with […]
Bavaro Beach, Punta Cana This beach has been so popular for so long that it’s easy to forget, well, just how good it is. That nylon-blue water, the soft sand, the array of all-inclusive options. Bavaro is a Caribbean classic, […]
Green Leadership Award: Bob Jackson, Founder, Jackson Development
British Airways has plans to expand its service to one of its most popular Caribbean destinations next winter, Caribbean Travel Advisor has learned. The carrier, which has been ramping up its Caribbean footprint, says it is doubling capacity to one […]
The latest Caribbean Photo comes from Caribbean Journal reader Annette Melching, who sent in this lovely shot of Boca Catalina beach on the island of Aruba. Have you taken a great photo in the Caribbean? Send it to news@caribjournal.com with […]
Sipping on an ice-cold Negroni on a warm Caribbean afternoon, peering out at the super yachts in the Caribbean Sea, a DJ set bumping in the background. This is precisely the purpose of the Caribbean’s newest (and most exciting) rooftop […]
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