Emily Draper 
What do you get when you combine a sunny tropical paradise with tax-free incentive? The milk and honey of the Caribbean: St Barthelemy. A place where the filthy rich park their oversized yachts and indulge in a few weeks or months of opulence under the sun. Within the mere 24 square kilometres of French-owned land, … Read more
Swap those stuffy Christmas sweaters for a slinky bathing suit this Christmas and jingle all the way on Santa’s sleigh to the Caribbean. It may not be carpeted in snow, but the Caribbean is a winter wonderland in its own way. An infusion of European traditions and Caribbean culture, Christmas in the tropics promises reggae-style … Read more
We all know the Caribbean for its impossibly bright turquoise sea that looks so deliciously tempting to dive into, millions of people travel to its shores every year to do just that. Now. we can’t blame anyone for coming to the Caribbean for a beach holiday. What many don’t realize, though, is there’s an extraordinary … Read more
Conquer the Caribbean on your very own sailing adventure. Whilst many flock to the tropical Caribbean archipelago for the sun, sea, and sand, others flock there for the sailing. With often clear skies, lush turquoise water, fair trade winds, and exhilarating sailing routes, it’s the perfect place for regattas. Boat racing first became a popular … Read more
The Cuba we know today is a sun-soaked, Spanish-speaking, salsa-dancing independent Caribbean country with colourful streets, classic cars, and a fervent Latino heartbeat. But whilst it’s all sunshine and rainbows on the outside, dig a little deeper and you will discover Cuba has endured one of the darkest and most turbulent political economies in the … Read more
When day-dreaming about the Caribbean, as we all often do, it’s the sandy beaches, straw umbrellas, and glowing turquoise waters that come to mind. And with more than 700 islands, each surrounded by equally eye-catching beaches, the region truly is a paradise for those that love salt in their hair, sand between their toes, and … Read more