Staniel Cay The Exuma archipelago of the Bahamas has been increasing its profile in recent years in large part due to its famous swimming pigs. But while the magnificent waters of this island chain are the main draw, you still have to find a place to stay on land. Enter Staniel Cay, the one-half-square-mile island home to an eponymous hotel and marina that’s a pilgrimage stop for all who pass through these seas (and go for the package that includes your own little boat).
Orient Bay Beach, Saint Martin This is one of the Caribbean’s beach bar capitals, with an almost endless stretch of beach bars, cafes and lounges dotting the sand, from haute cuisine to old-school salt-life shacks. But the biggest story is […]
Anegada Beach Club Even with just 28 rooms, the hotel devotees call ABC is really two hotels: one, a boutique beach resort, the other a collection of fabulous glamping tents perched right above the dunes on one of the British […]
Green All-Inclusive of the Year: Fort Young Hotel & Dive Resort, Dominica
Maybe you know about the 365 beaches. Or the spectacular all-inclusive resorts like Hammock Cove, Curtain Bluff and Hermitage Bay. Or the world-class snorkeling. If you don’t, it’s time to start planning your trip to the twin-island paradise of Antigua […]
A rooftop lounge. A unique food-hall concept. Copious local art. The Cayman Islands has a brand new hotel that just opened its doors this week. But the biggest amenity is still Seven Mile Beach, famous for its impossibly white sand, […]
Cancun’s Hotel Zone didn’t develop with luxury resorts in mind. Decades ago, the focus was on quantity and entertainment, massive resorts and, well, Spring Break-style excess. Fast forward to the current age and Cancun is a very different concept. Today, […]
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