Even overwater rooms can sometimes be a little cookie-cutter in design, but these eight villas on the southwest coast of Aruba ooze individual personality. Each has its charms, but our favorite is the Dushi Sue with its big deck and outdoor tiki bar — plus, it’s named after one of my favorite travel writers, Aruba expert Sue Campbell.
Ramon’s Village, Belize Let’s be clear: visiting the Hol Chan Marine Reserve off the coast of Belize’s Ambergris Caye is a bucket-list Caribbean experience. And the best way to experience is it is by staying just across the water at […]
White Sound, Green Turtle Cay, Abaco This is the home of one of our favorite hotels in the whole region: the Bluff House, the tiny boutique hotel on Green Turtle Cay (an island whose name instantly makes you fall in […]
St Kitts There are two superb beach bar destinations on this island. One is Frigate Bay, the original home of tourism on the island, where you’ll find a seemingly never-ending stream of beach bar after beach bar after beach bar, […]
Prince Philip, Mickey Mantle, Johnny Depp, Bill Gates, Jimmy Buffett. They’ve all stayed here. It’s one of the most legendary hotels in The Bahamas — but you’ve likely never heard of it. Set on the edge of the water across […]
The beaches, the history , the island hopping. There’s nowhere quite like the island of Tortola in the British Virgin Islands — a must-visit whether you’re using it as a jumping-off point for the rest of the BVI or planning an […]
Together, they make up the undisputed rum capital of the world. But it’s not just their unrivaled sugarcane that makes the French Caribbean islands of Martinique and Guadeloupe so fascinating to visit. The rainforests. The volcanos. The exquisite French Caribbean fusion […]
