Even overwater rooms can sometimes be a little cookie-cutter in design, but these eight villas on the southwest coast of Aruba ooze individual personality. Each has its charms, but our favorite is the Dushi Sue with its big deck and outdoor tiki bar — plus, it’s named after one of my favorite travel writers, Aruba expert Sue Campbell.
Ramon’s Village, Belize Let’s be clear: visiting the Hol Chan Marine Reserve off the coast of Belize’s Ambergris Caye is a bucket-list Caribbean experience. And the best way to experience is it is by staying just across the water at […]
White Sound, Green Turtle Cay, Abaco This is the home of one of our favorite hotels in the whole region: the Bluff House, the tiny boutique hotel on Green Turtle Cay (an island whose name instantly makes you fall in […]
St Kitts There are two superb beach bar destinations on this island. One is Frigate Bay, the original home of tourism on the island, where you’ll find a seemingly never-ending stream of beach bar after beach bar after beach bar, […]
Eataly, the global Italian food hall with locations everywhere from New York to Germany to Saudi Arabia, is coming to the Caribbean — on a cruise ship. MSC Cruises is bringing the first-ever Eataly at sea to its new MSC World […]
One of the Caribbean’s most dynamic hoteliers has a major new post: president of the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association. Sanovnik Destang, the executive director of the Bay Gardens Resorts portfolio in Saint Lucia, has been elected as the organization’s […]
Overwater villas. Swim-up rooms. A water park. Private butlers. A pair of new resorts is coming to Jamaica this fall, and now the first-ever Princess Hotels properties on the island have an opening date. The dual-resort complex is set to […]
