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Aruba Set for New British Airways Flights

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Raleigh-Durham Is Getting New Nonstop Flights to Belize and Turks and Caicos This Winter

BermudAir’s two seasonal routes will connect North Carolina travelers with Belize City and Providenciales beginning in December. Two very different Caribbean vacations are getting a new nonstop connection from North Carolina this winter: the white-sand beaches of Turks and Caicos and the rivers, reefs and rainforest lodges of Belize. BermudAir is adding both destinations from […]

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Why You Should Visit St Croix, USVI Right Now

The United States Virgin Islands has been one of the most popular destinations in the Caribbean since the pandemic — leading the region in tourism growth in the last three years. And while tourism continues to surge, it’s getting even easier to visit one of the USVI’s jewels: the island of St Croix. A new program […]

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It Just Got Easier to Fly to Eleuthera in The Bahamas

It just got easier to fly from South Florida to the island of Eleuthera in The Bahamas. Top local Aztec Airways has expanded its service between Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport and North Eleuthera International Airport. The expansion means Aztec is now flying five times each week to North Eleuthera, with service on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, […]

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Anguilla Opens New Ferry Terminal

The new-look ferry terminal in Anguilla has officially opened its doors. The transformed Blowing Point Ferry Terminal welcomed its first passenger this week, a new entry point for the vast majority of travelers that come to the island. The sleek, modern facility replaces what had been a decidedly cramped, uncomfortable experience for ferry passengers. In […]

It Just Got Easier to Fly to Eleuthera in The Bahamas

With all proper deference to Capt. Jack Sparrow and the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, there’s a far richer (and bloodier) vein of real pirate history and lore running through the islands of the Caribbean. And while some of it has literally sunk into the sea, there’s still plenty of opportunity for swashbuckling travelers to […]

Caribbean Photo of the Week: Saona Island, Dominican Republic

The latest Caribbean Photo comes from Caribbean Journal reader Gregory Williams, who sent in this lovely photo of Saona Island off the coast of the Dominican Republic. Have you taken a great photo in the Caribbean? Send it to news@caribjournal.com with CPOTW in the subject line, including your first and last name and the location […]

There’s a Hot New Cocktail Bar on Paradise Island in The Bahamas

There’s a hip new cocktail bar on Paradise Island in The Bahamas. It’s called The Dilly Club Cafe and Bar, and it’s a specialty coffeehouse that moonlights as a high-level mixology destination. By night, the Club has an extensive menu of more than 50 different cocktails, from the Little Island Daiquiri, which features Coconut Cartel […]

This Waterfront Bahamas Resort Is for Sale

A waterfront resort on the island of Elbow Cay in The Bahamas has hit the market, Caribbean Journal Invest has learned. The Crystal Waters and Villas on the southern end of Elbow Cay is listed with HG Christie for $8.5 million. The resort, set on a 3.612-acre waterfront lot, consists of a main house and […]

From Antigua to Aruba, 10 Romantic Resorts to Visit Now

Planning a romantic trip to the Caribbean for Valentine’s Day will score a lot more love points than a box of chocolates, but there’s really no bad time of year to make a getaway with a special person in your life to one of these idyllic Caribbean resorts. Hammock Cove, Antigua When Hammock Cove says […]

Bonaire Keeps Up Strong Tourism Growth

Bonaire welcomed 16,285 stayover visitors in January if 2023– over 10 percent more than stayover visitors recorded in January 2019. The island’s two largest source markets have shown signs of growth, with a total of 8,383 Dutch visitors and 3,938 American visitors. Visitors from the United States stayed an average of seven nights while those […]

The Bahamas' Newest Luxury Resort Officially Debuts in Nassau

Nassau’s first luxury residential resort has officially opened its doors on Cable Beach in The Bahamas. The new Goldwynn Resorts and Residences is now open on a spectacular stretch of the island’s most famous beach. The hotel, part of the Small Luxury Hotels portfolio, has a total of 81 residential-style rooms, with a mix of […]

Jamaica’s Top Luxury Resort Has a New Limited-Edition Rum

There’s a mural over the bar here by artist Michael Lester. It’s called Junkanoo, and it’s a vibrant, loud, pulsing depiction of Jamaica’s timeless, percussive dance. The bar itself, named for Lester, is a celebration of the Caribbean rum tradition, with an exquisite selection of artisanal rum expressions from around the Caribbean Basin. In just […]