Petite Martinique As Grenada raises its profile among travelers, its largely unknown sister islands are starting to be rediscovered. That includes the 586-acre-big Petite Martinique, a fishing and boat-building hub with just a few friendly guest houses to choose from. This is the Caribbean as it was long ago — and that’s a wonderful thing. Osprey offers ferries from Grenada to Carriacou, and then Carriacou to Petite Martinique.
Cape Santa Maria, Long Island, The Bahamas This is the sort of beach you dream about. This is the sort of beach you think can’t exist. The water is Windex blue. The sand is so blindingly white you have to […]
Sunset Reef St Kitts’ newest hotel is a reinvention of the boutique hotel: state-of-the-art green energy tech, a pocked-sized but robust wellness offering (including cold and hot plunge pools) and the best restaurant on the island. That’s along with endlessly […]
Sustainable Hotel of the Year: Frenchman’s Reef, St Thomas
Legendary Chef Alain Ducasse will be opening his only Caribbean restaurant at a new resort currently in development in St Maarten, Caribbean Journal Invest has learned. The signature eatery will be set at the currently-in-development Vie L’Ven residential resort project […]
The British Virgin Islands is debuting a brand-new music festival in May, Caribbean Journal has learned. . The BVI has announced plans for the new Virgin Islands Music Festival, which is slated to run from May 24-26, 2024. This year’s […]
From its world-renowned chocolate to its pristine beaches to a region-leading focus on sustainability, Grenada is as fascinating and unique as destination as you’ll find in the Caribbean. But in the last few years, the lush Eastern Caribberan island has […]
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