San Juan, Puerto Rico
San Juan is arguably the most developed city in the Caribbean, with an international airport hub, a thriving artistic and cultural scene and all of the infrastructural benefits of being part of the United States. The island’s debt is undoubtedly a major issue — but could attracting young entrepreneurs and creative types to the city help spur a Puerto Rican renaissance?
It’s been seven years in the making. First, St Maarten’s Princess Juliana International Airport unveiled its new departure terminal, an impressive reimagining of its pre-Hurricane Irma look. Now, the long-awaited arrival terminal has officially made its debut, dramatically changing the […]
Eagle Beach. If you know Aruba, you know it. That wide, white, shimmering stretch of sand in the northwestern corner of the island is one of our favorite beaches in the Caribbean — and inarguably among the best beaches, well, anywhere […]
Embracing an authentic taste of Grand Bahamian culture stall hopping in the West End. Taking a culinary journey to Smith’s Point Fish Fry. Bonefishing in some of the most pristine flats in the hemisphere. Exploring blue holes, caves and untouched […]
The latest Caribbean Photo comes from Caribbean Journal reader Shirley Anthony, who sent in this lovely shot on the island of St Vincent. Have you taken a great photo in the Caribbean? Send it to news@caribjournal.com, with CPOTW in the […]
Eagle Beach. If you know Aruba, you know it. That wide, white, shimmering stretch of sand in the northwestern corner of the island is one of our favorite beaches in the Caribbean — and inarguably among the best beaches, well, anywhere […]
The Caribbean’s premier art week is back again in Antigua and Barbuda, with a host of cultural showcases across the twin-island destination. Art Week Antigua and Barbuda kicked off on Wednesday, with events running now through Dec. 3. That includes […]
