Barbados’ cuisine and cocktail scene is one of the finest in the eastern Caribbean. From casual seaside cafes to upscale eateries in capital Bridgetown, visitors will discover this tiny 21-mile Bri...

When Cuba and US agreed to restore tourism and trade in late 2015, it opened up a window of possibilities. There was just one problem: No one really knew what to expect. Besides North Korea, the is...

In 1917, the US Virgin Islands officially became United States territories, 50 years after their previous owner, Denmark, first offered to sell the islands to the United States in 1867. Today, the ...

Turks and Caicos are a group of 40 islands located in the warm tropical waters of the Atlantic Ocean. With a milder climate than its close by Caribbean neighbors and mile-upon-mile of unspoiled coa...

The islands of Trinidad and Tobago boast natural wonders that stretch across beautiful rainforest, swamp, wetland, mountain, and grassy habitats. Trinidad and Tobago has a high annual rainfall that...

St Vincent and the Grenadines was named Hairouna by its native people, meaning ‘Land of the Blessed’. With its awe-inspiring beauty spread out on land and sea over a chain of 32 islands in the Cari...

The first thing that will strike you about St Lucia is its sheer natural beauty as it is a picture postcard ideal of a Caribbean island. Not only will you be met with amazing pristine beaches, but ...

St Kitts and Nevis is an independent nation consisting of two islands in the Caribbean Sea. With year round temperatures averaging 80°F, and the surrounding waters of the Caribbean also warm, a vis...

St Eustatius, a small yet significant country, has had a couple nicknames in the past, including the “historic gem” and the “golden rock,” although today most people refer to the Caribbean island a...

St Maarten constitutes the southern half of the island of St Martin, in the eastern Caribbean. Officially, the island is the smallest in the world ever to have been divided between two different na...