Le Carbet, Martinique More than a decade ago, it was a sleep village on the northern Caribbean coast of Martinique. Today, it’s one of the coolest rising beach towns in the Caribbean, with an epicenter at the Coin Beach (you know it has the home of the now world-famous Le Petibonum) and a burgeoning portfolio of villas, shops and even a new hotel called Madicreoles.
Lindquist Beach, St Thomas You may remember it from those old DirecTV ads featuring Hannah Jeter, who rode around this beach on horseback. But you should definitely know it as one of the most striking beaches in the US Virgin […]
Poponi Beach, Eleuthera This beach is perhaps most famous for its beloved beach bar, Tippy’s, but it’s part of what has become one of The Bahamas’ hottest destinations: Governor’s Harbour, Eleuthera, which now has nonstop flights out of the US. […]
A villa that had been listed for $39.49 million has been sold in The Bahamas, Caribbean Journal Invest has learned. The villa in Nassau’s Old Fort Bay was sold for “just under” the initial asking price, according to a spokesperson […]
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 two most popular places to stay Montego Bay, Jamaica are both owned by the same company, according to a new survey of travel agents by Caribbean Travel Advisor. In our latest in a series of surveys of agents on […]
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