Guana Island, British Virgin Islands This luxury private-island retreat in the British Virgin Islands is a natural playground, with pristine beaches and three distinct reef areas, right off the shore, including White Bay, which boasts more than 125 different varieties of fish. And then there’s Monkey Point at the tip of Guana, home to some of the most marvelous snorkeling in the region. And the best part? Guana’s unmatched privacy means you’ll just about have it all to yourself.
Cove Beach, Paradise Island, The Bahamas When you have 700 islands and cays, you don’t lack for world-class beaches. But this corner Paradise Island has always been right at the top of the list, with The Bahamas’ unique brand of […]
Bluff House, Green Turtle Cay, Abaco Yes, the island is really called Green Turtle Cay, and it’s everything you imagine. White-sand beach, a little marina, a charming historic hotel, an exquisite beach bar. At the center of it all is […]
Green Agriculture Award: T’s Eco Garden and Tours, Grenada
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, […]
This year’s edition of the St Thomas Carnival was, by all accounts, a big hit. The event, which kicked off with favorites like the Calypso Monarch and Panorama, brought in thousands of revelers, from locals to visitors, for a multi-day […]
Longtime Caribbean-based carrier Sunrise Airways is making a big splash in the regional market, Caribbean Journal has learned. Sunrise Airways, which long operated flights between the US and Haiti, is getting into the fast-expanding regional aviation space, with plans to […]
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