Avenue of the Palms, Nisbet Plantation Nisbet Plantation on Nevis has a storied history as a resort dating back 30 years and a pedigree that stretches far further back in time — the plantation was once home to Fanny Nisbet, wife of Admiral Horatio Nelson. The most iconic feature of the resort is its Avenue of the Palms, a broad lawn bordered by towering palm trees and sloping from the Great House to the edge of the sea.
Long Bay, Antigua You can go across the Caribbean and back and be hard pressed to find a more lovely coastline than this strand in Antigua, where the water is impossibly blue and the sand blindingly white. It’s the best […]
Long Bay, Antigua We often remind people that Antigua and Barbuda has 365 different beaches. Choosing one is not just difficult, it’s impossible. But we’ve always been fond of this lovely stretch on the northeastern corner of Antigua, as long […]
Green Hotelier of the Year: Gregor Nassief, GEMS Dominica
It was once the stomping ground of celebrities like Bridget Bardot, Cary Grant and Paul Newman, who were drawn to Great Harbour Cay in The Bahamas when it was a buzzing jet-set getaway in the 1960s. In the last half-century, […]
The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association is looking for the next generation of hospitality and tourism leaders in the Caribbean. The CHTA has launched the next session of its Young Leaders Forum, chaired by Barbados hotelier and former CHTA President […]
The Turks and Caicos Islands has been one of the most sought-after destinations in the hemisphere since the initial travel reopening during the pandemic — and it’s showing no signs of slowing down. Turks and Caicos is predicting “record-breaking arrivals” through […]
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