Le Carbet, Martinique In recent years, this charming little fishing village has turned into a buzzy beach town, without losing its personality in the process. You can eat at a different beach restaurant just about every day of your trip, and then make a stop at one of the world’s top boutique rum distilleries a two-minute stroll from the sand. (And even spend your vacation at a floating hotel if you want).
Rendezvous Bay, Anguilla You can’t look away. The view of St Martin’s green curves and the aquamarine in front of you, married with a sand so white you have to squint to look at it. Rendezvous is the grande dame […]
St Martin The French side of St Martin is a gourmand’s paradise: the greatest collection of fine-dining eateries anywhere in the Caribbean, amazing wine and spirits shops, markets and outstanding beach bars, whether you’re in the culinary capital like Grand […]
The historic charm of Charlotte Amalie (and its buzzing new boutique hotel). Sparkling white-sand beaches like Lindquist and Magens Bay. World-class eateries like Blue 11. It’s no surprise that the USVI’s island of St Thomas is one of the most […]
As part of a continued push to the Caribbean for the upcoming winter, American Airlines is adding another daily nonstop route, Caribbean Journal has learned. American Airlines is transitioning to daily nonstop service between Dallas-Fort Worth and Grand Cayman in […]
US Virgin Islands tourism is off to a very strong start this year, according to data provided by the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association. Overseas arrivals in the USVI were up 21 percent in the first quarter of 2024, as […]
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