Blue Waters It’s long been something of a well-kept secret, but this sanctuary on the northwestern corner of the island is a truly wonderful place to stay. The rooms are bright and comfortable, the food is always outstanding, and the setting is idyllic, even compared to most Antigua resorts. This is a charming place, quiet and rarefied, almost impossibly tranquil. For more info, see Blue Waters.
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 […]
Sustainable Hotel of the Year: Frenchman’s Reef, St Thomas
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 […]
The upcoming Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Organization’s Caribbean Travel Forum will envision a “new tourism landscape” for the region. This year’s forum, the third annual edition of the event, will be held to kick off the CHTA’s Caribbean Travel Marketplace […]
Kestrel, which has a significant presence in the Caribbean, has received a King’s Award for International Trade, Caribbean Journal has learned. The awards are authorized by Number 10 Downing Street and then by King Charles II. “This is an accolade […]
The history, the culture, the lagoon. The seaside town of Falmouth on Jamaica’s northern coast has been one of the island’s most popular destinations in recent years, drawing both a major cruise port and a growing collection of new resorts […]
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