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Dominica Just Launched a New Training Program for Travel Advisors

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This $28.5 Million Private Island in The Bahamas Comes With Three Beaches and Its Own Harbor

A 236-acre estate in The Bahamas includes two main residences, guest bungalows and solar infrastructure, with potential for a private compound or boutique retreat. The beaches extend for 4,200 feet. There’s a private boat harbor, a pair of main residences and a network of trails crossing palm meadows and elevated terrain. In the southern Exumas, […]

Caribbean Photo of the Week

Reader Photo of the Week: "We Fell in Love With Barbados"

The latest Caribbean Photo comes from Caribbean Journal readers Ruth and Brian, who sent in this lovely shot of sunset on the island of Barbados from their recent trip. “We fell in love with Barbados,” they tell us.

All-Inclusive

A New Caribbean All-Inclusive Is Opening on Curaçao’s Quieter Side With Swim-Up Rooms

The new all-inclusive resort is getting ready to welcome its first guests on Curaçao’s quieter western coast, with oceanfront rooms, swim-up accommodations and private-pool suites. Curaçao’s hotel boom is moving west. Far from the bustle of Willemstad, beyond the island’s familiar resort corridors, the coastline gets quieter, the hills more dramatic and the beaches feel […]

News

This Aruba Food Festival Might Be the Caribbean’s Best-Kept Culinary Secret, With Chef Dinners, Beach Days and a Street Party

Aruba’s nine-day Autentico Culinary Festival brings Restaurant Week, limited-seat chef experiences and a two-night street festival to an island whose authentic food culture remains one of its biggest untold stories. There is the Aruba everybody knows: Palm Beach, Eagle Beach, that impossibly reliable sunshine, the divi-divi trees and the long line of restaurants and resorts […]

A New Caribbean All-Inclusive Is Opening on Curaçao’s Quieter Side With Swim-Up Rooms

Little Cayman is the Caribbean distilled to its essentials: empty beaches, tiny beach bars, world-class diving, colorful bungalows and an island where roosters still have the right of way. The rooster is in the road again.

Antigua Just Got 5,800 Newly-Planted Corals in Its Biggest Reef Restoration Year Yet

AnuBlue says its latest restoration work covered about 2.3 acres of reef around Antigua, with planted corals recording an 84 percent survival rate. Beneath the water around Antigua, thousands of new corals are taking hold.

Inside the Room: What It Feels Like to Judge at the Caribbean Rum Awards

Your eyes are closed. Your nose is still inside the glass. This is the last white Rhum agricole in the gauntlet, somewhere past number twenty, and your palate has just survived the closest thing rum judging has to a trial by fire.

A 1712 Barbados Estate Reimagined by Oliver Messel Is on the Market for $17.5 Million

The 11-acre Fustic Estate has 11 bedrooms, more than 13,000 square feet of living space, Caribbean Sea views and its own private beach component. A more than 300-year-old Barbados estate with a rather remarkable design pedigree has hit the market for $17.5 million.

This Caribbean Island Just Set a Tourism Record for Six Straight Months

The Caribbean island of Anguilla welcomed nearly 82,000 stayover visitors in the first half of 2026, with every month setting a new record. Six months. Six records.

As Jamaica Rebounds, Its Flights Are Filling Up

Jamaica’s airlift picture is strengthening, with new routes, expanded frequencies and an average load factor of 85 percent through August. Jamaica’s flights are filling up.

BermudAir’s New Nonstop Flights From Fort Lauderdale to Belize Start Oct. 26

The new service will run three times each week, giving South Florida travelers another nonstop option to Belize. Belize’s beaches, reefs and rainforests are getting another nonstop connection from South Florida this fall.

Marriott Just Reopened This Barbados All-Inclusive Resort, After a Major Transformation

The transformed Tamarind is back on Barbados’ west coast as an Autograph Collection all-inclusive, with redesigned rooms, new dining concepts and a major focus on local experiences. The water here has that unmistakable West Coast look: calm, impossibly blue and usually just a few steps from wherever you happen to be sitting. It’s the Barbados […]