The Bonairian, Bonaire, It’s about a three-minute drive from Bonaire’s airport to this eight-room retreat perched above Bonaire’s shimmering, turquoise southwestern coast. It’s simple: there’s a small pool, a restaurant, a sliver of beach, along with some sleek guest rooms and warm service. It’s the kind of minuscule hotel we always fall in love with.
Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman There’s something that’s hard to articulate about this world-famous stretch. The water is just clearer. And that’s not by Connecticut or Alabama standards. It’s clear by Caribbean standards, an instant window into the undersea world, […]
The Hideout, Jost Van Dyke Let’s be honest. Jost Van Dyke needed a hotel like this. Finally, the beloved island famous for its beach bars has a legitimately cool place to stay, and it’s this boutique portfolio of toes-in-the-sand cottages […]
Green Energy Project of the Year: Cape Eleuthera Marina, The Bahamas
Aruba tourism has been surging, and that’s led to continued strong performance for the island’s Queen Beatrix International Airport, which is becoming an increasingly popular hub for the wider region and beyond. The airport just released its annual report, and […]
Six Senses just opened its first-ever resort in the Caribbean. Now, the company is planning the first-ever luxury resort in Grand Bahama, a residential wellness-focused resort that is a major new addition to the island — and a very different […]
In a region of islands, marine construction isn’t just important — it’s essential. For more than three decades, one company has been at the forefront of marine construction: Trinidad and Tobago’s Capital Signal, which has worked on some of the […]
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