The latest Caribbean Photo comes from Caribbean Journal reader Kara Peterson, who sent in this lovely shot of sunset in St Kitts taken from the SALT Plage beach bar. 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 […]
“We can save the world one barrel at a time,” Alexander Gabriel tells me as we sit on a wooden deck just above the sand on Brighton Beach. It’s moments like these — a well-timed cocktail,, a clear view of turquoise water, and time for conversation— that are becoming a rare commodity in today’s world. Gabriel, […]
The water just off St. Croix’s north shore drops from bright turquoise to deep blue within a few yards of the sand at Cane Bay. Shore divers step into the sea from the beach and descend along a dramatic underwater wall. In Christiansted, the harbor stays busy with boats heading to Buck Island Reef National […]
St. Kitts tourism and aviation leaders used this year’s Routes Americas conference in Rio de Janeiro to pursue new air service opportunities and strengthen ties with several of the region’s most important airline partners. A high-level delegation from the destination held meetings throughout the conference focused on expanding flight frequencies and refining existing routes, part of a […]
Passenger traffic at Cancun International Airport posted a slight increase in February, driven by continued growth in international arrivals even as domestic traffic declined. It still represented a month of positive growth after a very up and down year in 2025. According to the latest figures from ASUR, Cancun handled 2,498,811 passengers in February 2026, compared to 2,489,687 passengers […]
Passenger traffic at Cancun International Airport posted a slight increase in February, driven by continued growth in international arrivals even as domestic traffic declined. It still represented a month of positive growth after a very up and down year in 2025. According to the latest figures from ASUR, Cancun handled 2,498,811 passengers in February 2026, compared to 2,489,687 passengers […]
I’m at one of the most unique tables in Barbados, savoring freshly-cooked breadfruit crisps and a spicy fish stew with ground provisions — washed down with a glass of pure Bajan lemonade. But this is not a restaurant. Nor is it a hotel. This is a private home. Bajan hospitality veterans Marie Alleyne and her […]
A short wooden dock extends into a narrow stretch of turquoise water. Boats cross this channel constantly, shuttling between the mainland and a small island just offshore. The ride takes about three minutes. On the other side sits Little Jumby Island, a small, low-lying strip of land covered in coastal vegetation and edged by bright […]
The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection is expanding its Caribbean itinerary map this winter, adding two destinations that most cruise ships never reach: Culebra, Puerto Rico and Norman Island in the British Virgin Islands. Both islands will debut as new ports of call during the upcoming winter season aboard Ilma, the company’s second ultra-luxury yacht, which will […]
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