Go Paddleboarding
You can learn how to do it in half an hour (or less), and it’s addictive. Paddleboarding has taken the world by storm, and particularly the Caribbean, quickly becoming one of the region’s most popular watersports, both for beginners and, increasingly yoga enthusiasts. So take the whole family to Antigua’s Verandah all-inclusive resort, with ultra-calm waters and all the paddling you can ask for.
Small All-Inclusive of the Year: Keyonna Beach, Antigua This lovely “barefoot” Caribbean all-inclusive manages to convey the essence of what we love about small all-inclusive resorts: the combination of a boutique feel with the convnience of the all-inclusive concept. At […]
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 […]
Travelers are flocking to the Dominican Republic right now, from the all-inclusive hotspot of Punta Cana to the uncrowded beaches of Miches — leading to record-breaking visitor numbers for the Caribbean tourism powerhouse. But in recent years, another city in the […]
For years, it was one of the most popular routes to the Caribbean island of Jamaica: Caribbean Airlines’ nonstop service between Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood and Montego Bay’s Sangster International Airport. But since before the pandemic, travelers looking to hop on Caribbean […]
It’s one of the signature all-inclusive resorts in Cancun: the Club Med Cancun, the brand’s premier resort in Mexico. It first opened its doors nearly a half century ago (in 1976, to be exact) and now the resort has debuted […]
Colombian carrier Wingo has officially launched its first-ever route between Medellin and Curacao, Caribbean Journal has learned. It’s the second route to Curacao for Wingo, which already flies regularly-scheduled service from Bogota. Medellin-Curacao flights are now operating twice every week, […]
