If you’re having trouble choosing which Caribbean destination to book, why not make the decision a little easier and opt for a multi-centre break? Island hopping by ferry is not only possible, it’s a great way to experience the region as the locals do rather than in the cocoon of a cruise ship. Though it … Read more
The British Virgin Islands contain some of the prettiest landscapes in the Caribbean. Lush palms and forested slopes form an exquisite backdrop to jaw-dropping beaches lapped by impossibly clear waves. One of the best islands to stay is Virgin Gorda, which offers some of the best snorkelling, diving and sailing anywhere in the world. Year-round … Read more
The COVID-19 crisis is not letting go. In fact, as you likely know the number of infections is growing rapidly across the globe. This is a terrible situation for the tourism industry of the Caribbean, for which 2020 has already been the most difficult year in decades. While 2021 is not looking promising either, there … Read more
As countries are gradually opening their borders to tourists, it’s time to start planning a much-needed getaway. If you need a break from everything (and everyone), consider a solo trip. Solo travel is becoming increasingly popular with women. If you’re like many of us, you feel the need to keep everyone happy. But in your … Read more
There are a few places in the Caribbean where taxi drivers double as tour guides, and this is definitely one of the important features of St. Lucia’s travel industry. There are tens of well established taxi and tour companies on the island. They offer to pick up visitors from airports, ferry ports and hotels and … Read more
Christopher Columbus sighted Tobago in 1498. Though he didn’t set foot on land, he did proclaim it to be “Bella Forma” which translates as beautifully formed. Over five centuries later, development has been kind to this island paradise and it’s not hard to see what he saw in the place. Unspoilt Tobago is lush, lively … Read more
The last several months have been difficult for the tourism industry in the Dominican Republic. As many as nine US tourists have died over the last year in the country at its different hotels. This string of deaths (some still unexplained) have gained global attention and many news headlines have been actively discouraging tourists from … Read more