Almond Beach Resort Culture and scenery conspire to make this mainland resort a favorite of travelers seeking serenity and authenticity in Belize. The intimate Almond Beach Resort has just 12 villas on a five-mile stretch of beach, close to both the resort-owned Paddle House beachfront restaurant and the traditional village of Hopkins, home to the native Garifuna people. Two other affiliated resorts, the Lodge at Jaguar Reef and the Colonial at Jaguar Reef, are nearby. Each takes advantage of their location by offering both on-the-water and into-the-jungle excursions.
For decades, it was one of the most famous (or infamous) places in the Caribbean: Club Orient, the beloved nudist resort set at the far southern corner of Orient Bay on the French side of St Martin. In 2017, Hurricane […]
The Pitons, the drive-in volcano, the chocolate, the floating water parks, the infinity pools. Saint Lucia remains one of the most diverse destinations in the Caribbean, whether you’re seeking out a couples-only sanctuary in the rainforest or an authentic cacao […]
Austin. Detroit. Milwaukee. Hartford. Minneapolis. Providence. New Haven. What do they all have in common? It’s no secret that the largest source markets for Caribbean travel have been cities like New York, Miami and Chicago. In recent years, though, the […]
The Caribbean hotel pipeline continues to grow, according to a new report from the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association. The region has what the CHTA called a “robust” pipeline of new activated hotel projects with more than 19,591 new rooms […]
Hilton is planning an expansion to the Caribbean’s fastest-growing economy: Guyana. The company has signed an agreement for two new hotels in Guyana: a Hilton and a Doubletree Suites by Hilton. The project, owned by an affiliate of Assets Group, […]
The last few years have seen the growth of a new category of cruising: luxury super “yachts,” with a small number of guests, a high level of service and a decidedly boutique feel. They’re also mostly from a new kind […]
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