M.S. Antilla, Aruba Just off the northwest tip of the island, the wreck of this 400-foot German freighter is ideal for intermediate and advanced divers, who’ll see sponge and fire coral, anemones, angel fish and yellow frogfish inhabiting its hull, about 60 feet underwater.
Lac Bay, Bonaire There’s just something about this stretch of sand in Bonaire, a place that’s long been the windsurfing capital of the Caribbean (and maybe the world), and is now a haven for sun and fun-seekers with its shallow […]
Cove Beach, Paradise Island, The Bahamas When you have 700 islands and cays, you don’t lack for world-class beaches. But this corner Paradise Island has always been right at the top of the list, with The Bahamas’ unique brand of […]
Green Agriculture Award: T’s Eco Garden and Tours, Grenada
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 […]
Hilton is opening its first hotel on the island of Bermuda later this year, with a new property for its Tapestry Collection, Caribbean Journal is reporting. The new Bermudiana Beach Resort, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, will be making its debut […]
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