Nevis
There’s just something lovely about tiny Nevis. The island is filled with charming small plantation inns, sugar mills, old churches, a quaint small capital (yes, where Alexander Hamilton was born) and an almost impossibly friendly vibe from its 12,000 inhabitants. This is the Caribbean as it once was, a calm spot that tugs at your heartstrings.
Gaia Riverlodge, Belize There’s an otherworldly quality as you walk into the lobby of this small jungle hotel in Belize’s Cayo District, perched high above a rushing river, with airy, authentic cottages, outstanding (with sourcing from the hotel’s on-site garden) […]
Le Petibonum, Martinique This is one of the Caribbean’s true beach bar pilgrimage stops. Set on the volcanic sands of Le Carbet on the northwestern coast of Martinique, it’s the brainchild of the island’s most famous chef, Guy Ferdinand, who […]
It’s an island with nine different active volcanoes. It also has more than a dozen waterfalls. And a boiling lake. And geothermal diving. And several of the Caribbean’s top luxury hotels, from the treehouse villas with plunge pools at Secret […]
It’s the only event of its kind in the Caribbean: a 2.5-mile open water swim that takes you between two different islands. The Nevis to St Kitts Cross Channel Swim is marking its 24th anniversary this year, with the race […]
It’s been one of the most successful rum releases of the last decade: Eminente, the Cuban brand that has instantly found itself in the pantheon of the best rums on the global market. While the premium aged rum has launched […]
The latest Caribbean Photo comes from Caribbean Journal reader Tricia Hrotko, who sent in this stunning shot of the beach at Sandy Point in St Croix. Have you taken a great photo in the Caribbean? Send it to news@caribjournal.com with […]
