Casas del XVI Santo Domingo is quietly becoming a magnet for intrepid travelers to the Caribbean drawn to the Colonial Zone, the oldest city in the new world. The 500-year-old city is filled with art galleries, cafes, up-and-coming eateries and some seriously cool boutique hotels, none more intoxicating than this, a mix of luxury “casas” and traditional rooms in the heart of centuries-old buildings in the old city.
Mambo Beach, Curacao Mambo is fun. Mambo is hip. Mambo is, well, like nothing else in Curacao, an entertainment destination on the sand, from beach bars to pool parties to a wide-ranging shopping and food destination. It’s an all-day beach […]
Cayo District, Belize In Belize’s out-of-this-world Cayo district, rivers and breezes will always keep you cool, especially in the evening after a day of exploring Maya ruins, hiking rainforests and wading through waterfalls. This is a world away from the […]
Sustainable Hotel of the Year: Frenchman’s Reef, St Thomas
Consider Marriott among the entities that are most bullish on the all-inclusive space. Among its 30-plus brands and nearly 9,000 properties globally, nine of its brands here in 2024 – including the likes of The Luxury Collection, Delta Hotels and […]
Tiny Isla Mujeres is about to get a major lift with the imminent debut of a new all-inclusive resort. It’s called Almare, and it will be the first Luxury Collection all-inclusive in the Caribbean when it opens in the third […]
Hotels serving organic food grown by local farmers. Airports powered by large solar fields. Pristine coastlines protected by marine parks. Real estate developments fueled by clean energy. It’s an exciting time for the Green movement in the Caribbean, a region […]
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