Champagne Reef, Dominica
Just off the sand in the southwest of Dominica is Champagne Reef, perhaps the most unique snorkeling experience in the Caribbean. Thanks to underwater geothermal springs, the water is filled with bubbles, making you feel like, well, you’re snorkeling in champagne.
Anse Chastanet, Saint Lucia While its sister hotel, Jade Mountain, remains one of the most legendary places to stay in the Caribbean (and for good reason), it’s equally easy to fall in love with this 49-room jewel perched on a […]
Karibuni, St Martin Take the quick ferry from Cul de Sac (or, if you’re staying at its eponymous hotel, your private boat) and you’re instantly transported to paradise: the pristine, almost mystical sands of Pinel Island, the endlessly lovely little […]
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 […]
What’s next for tourism in the Caribbean? Whether it’s climate adaptation, workforce development or diversification, the region’s most important industry continues to change and evolve, with new challenges continuing to emerge. Tackling those challenges is at the core of this […]
The newest Four Seasons-branded project in the Caribbean has officially broken ground, Caribbean Journal has learned. The 67-unit residential resort is set on one of the most iconic beaches in the Caribbean. It’s called the Ocean Club Four Seasons Residences […]
Beware. No Wimps Allowed. Belizean Heat. These are the monikers that adorn some of the hottest hot sauces you will ever try. But they’re not the hottest. That would be Red Hornet, a sauce so hot even the official tasters […]
