Golden Rock Inn, Nevis: Located not on the beach but in the lush highland rainforest of central Nevis, the Golden Rock sparkles with old-school Caribbean charm. The resort, built in and around the grounds of a former sugar mill, integrates deeply with its surroundings, offering guests an opportunity to unwind by a pool surrounded by tropical plants and birds, sipping on a signature rum punch, or hike to the Source — literally the wellspring of Nevis’ water.
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 […]
Grenada The more you visit Grenada, the more you get it. On its face, it’s a beautiful Eastern Caribbean island, lush and colorful, with some lovely hotels, great restaurants and beautiful beaches. But there’s something else. There’s a kind of […]
When Aruba’s Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort opened in 1987, it made sense for the hotel’s restaurant to be built in the shape of a boat shipwrecked on the sand: while Eagle Beach didn’t exactly resemble a desert island back […]
One of Aruba’s most beloved resorts has debuted a brand-new restaurant, Caribbean Journal has learned. The Divi Aruba Phoenix Resort and Divi Village Golf and Beach Resort complex has debuted a new eatery called The Wave Shack. The open-air eatery […]
As hotel occupancy and rates continue to climb in Curacao, the island now has new leadership for its hotel association, Caribbean Journal has learned. Anuschka Cova has been named as the new chief executive officer of the Curacao Hotel and […]
You’re right on Grace Bay Beach, one of the best in the world. Your room is spacious and comfortable, with every amenity you need and the ingredients for any vacation you choose. This is the essence of the Turks and […]
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