Anyone who loved treehouses as a kid will adore this unusual resort, modeled after a West African village and offering stays in tents, individually decorated suites, and of course huts and treehouses adored with exquisite wood carvings and overlooking Boston Bay. The Safari Deck restaurant will have you looking around for passing giraffes and elephants — alas, the only ones here are of the wooden variety.
Caribbean Tourism Minister of the Year: Chester Cooper, The Bahamas Most Ministers of Tourism have one island in their portfolio. For I. Chester Cooper, there are 16. Such is the breadth and extent of The Bahamas as a tourism destination, […]
Admiral’s Inn and Gunpowder Suites, Antigua Set within the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Nelson’s Dockyard, this property is set in a collection of four 18th century buildings, with 23 rooms and suites divided by water of the harbor (a […]
Reggae Beach Bar, St Kitts The southwestern peninsula of St Kitts is the island’s party piece, a sprawling, spectacularly scenic stretch of green hills and beautiful beaches crowned by Cockleshell Bay, a beach we’ve long loved for its impressive surfeit […]
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 is the Punta Cana experience? Is it the white sand beach? Or the endless cocktails? Or the warmth of the service? Since the area first developed as a tourism destination decades ago in the Dominican Republic, it’s been defined […]
If you’ve been to Aruba, you know. You know the island has one of the greatest concentrations of beaches of just about anywhere on earth. You also know that there’s one that seems to tip the scales a bit, to […]
