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.
There’s a different kind of energy on this Caribbean island. Maybe it’s the waterfalls, or the geothermal energy pulsing beneath your feet. Perhaps it’s the serenity of the rainforest; or the allure of a far-off waterfall, the daunt of an […]
Hyatt is closing one of its top luxury resorts in the Mexican Caribbean in a few months, with plans for a rebranding, Caribbean Journal has learned. The Andaz Mayakoba Resort Riviera Maya, one of a trio of properties in the […]
Tulum began life as a quiet beach town. Then the yogis and the Bohemians came, morphing the area into a hip, cool hotspot. In recent years, the trend has been toward big hotel brands like Hilton and Hyatt and bigger […]
Our new feature Checking In gives you a quick-bite look into hotels across the region, particularly “new” discoveries we’ve made. First up? Blue Sail, a tiny eight-room hotel that just opened a couple of years ago in St Martin. The […]
The vistas at El Morro. The party at La Placita de Santurce. The flavors (and history) at Barrachina. The shopping in Condado. The street food Piñones. They’re all must-stops when you’re visiting Puerto Rico. But the island of enchantment (oh […]
Royal Caribbean’s next big cruise ship now has a name, Caribbean Journal has learned. It’s called Legend of the Seas, and it will be making its first Caribbean sailings in the fall of 2026 as the next member of the […]
