Caribbean

You will be amazed by the white sandy beaches, cacti-dotted desert, vibrant entertainment, and sundry culture that is packed into this 21-mile-long island. Because of its colonization by both the...

Among the Caribbean's premiere destinations, The Bahamas host well over a million visitors each year. There are more than 700 islands to visit in the chain, with tours of coral reefs and white...

Grand Bahamas Island is the northernmost major island in the Bahaman chain and is the closest to the United States in terms of both miles and travel time. Located several miles north of the more...

Known as the "Little England of the Caribbean," Barbados has nearly 280,000 residents in the country and thrives on its tourism industry. Duty-free shopping, landmarks and the natural beauty of...

“If you’ve never been to the Cayman Islands,” a good friend once told me, “you don’t know what you’re missing.” Years later, I discovered that he...

Once the sugar-producing capital of the world, Jamaica now benefits from a formidable tourism business with its promise of fun, sun, and a laid-back atmosphere. The advertised beauty is true and...

Cuba is an island nation located only 60 miles south of the United States in the Caribbean. Few people know that Cuba was a major resort location for Americans and Europeans in the 1950s, prior to...

Cuba has a rich culture that combines aspects of Spanish and African heritage, including distinctive recipes and artistic expression. The country's mild climate is pleasant year around, attracting...

The Dominican Republic is a popular tourist destination on the island of Hispaniola in the Caribbean. Its tropical forests, mountain ranges, vast network of rivers and wealth of pristine beaches...

The Dominican Republic is an island nation in the Caribbean that has a rich and colorful history. It covers two-thirds of the island that was named Hispaniola by Christopher Columbus, with the...