Nelson’s Dockyard, Antigua It’s not well populated today, but this lovingly restored 18th century village in Antigua is one of the Caribbean’s architectural wonders, a veritable trip across time — and more recently, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s also home to some lovely boutique hotels like the Admiral’s Inn.
Long Bay, Antigua You can go across the Caribbean and back and be hard pressed to find a more lovely coastline than this strand in Antigua, where the water is impossibly blue and the sand blindingly white. It’s the best […]
Grenada The more you visit Grenada, the more you get it. On its face, it’s a beautiful Eastern Caribbean island, lush and colorful, with some lovely hotels, great restaurants and beautiful beaches. But there’s something else. There’s a kind of […]
Green Hotelier of the Year: Gregor Nassief, GEMS Dominica
Ocean Blu, one of the two eateries at the Ocean Club, a Four Seasons Resort on Paradise Island in The Bahamas, has gotten a new look and a new culinary program. The open-air eatery set next to the resort’s infinity […]
Fresh off the news that American Airlines would be running daily flights to Dominica for much of the summer, the world’s largest airline has plans to extend that service. American Airlines already announced that it would be operating daily nonstop […]
Paul McCartney honeymooned there. Greta Garbo stayed there, as did Raymond Burr and Rita Gam. It was a bold-faced, jet-set hotspot in the 1960s and 1970s. But then Eleuthera’s Potlatch Club fell into disrepair. For the last seven years, Bruce […]
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