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Martinique is volcanic in origin and is a mountainous stunner crowned by the still-smoldering Mont Pelée, the volcano that wiped out the former capital of St-Pierre in 1902. Offering a striking diversity of landscapes and atmospheres, Martinique is a cosmopolitan…
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Barbados is a coral island, pushed out of sea by volcanic activity in a far away time. On the West Coast of Barbados, coral shore beaches of fine white sand stretch along a blue-green sea. Coral reefs fringe the Barbados…
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St Lucia is one of the Caribbean’s most popular vacation destinations, especially for honeymooners and romantics enticed by the island’s striking natural beauty, its many wonderful resorts, and the welcoming atmosphere. St Lucia has palm-fringed beaches, the Piton mountains, and…
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St Vincent & The Grenadines Travel with immerse you in white sand beaches, crystal blue waters, swaying palm trees, all the hallmarks of a tropical getaway in the Caribbean, without the tourist traffic of other Caribbean islands. A string of…
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Grenada is hard to beat for a Caribbean vacation. It has gorgeous, soft-sand beaches and a mountainous and lush rainforest-covered interior. Its capital, St George’s, is a strong contender for the prettiest in the region. Grenada, or the Spice Island…
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There are many reasons to visit the islands of a thousand treasures. To splash in warm, iridescent waters along pristine island shores. To dive ancient shipwrecks and virgin coral reefs. To sway to a soca beat, sipping local rum around…
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Hurricane Irma badly damaged Barbuda on September 6, and more damage with Hurricane Jose on the 9th. Many buildings were destroyed and Barbuda is still evacuated. There are no reports of damage to hotels or the tourist infrastructure on Antigua,…
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St. Eustatius is an island area and the second smallest island belonging to the Dutch Caribbean. It is part of the Windward Islands and continues up to Saba and St. Maarten. Statia is surrounded by the Caribbean Sea and the…
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Hurricane Irma: Saba suffered minimal damage, unlike their sister islands that suffered extensive damage. Saba is on the road to recovery and has all electricity and communications on the island fully restored. Visitors are welcome on the island. The airport…
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Hurricane Irma: Hurricane Irma hit Anguilla with a vengeance on September 5, 2017 and they could use your help! Anguillians are resilient people and are already hard at work clearing roads and helping each other wherever needed. But they are resilient…
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