Destination: Carriacou – Step Back in Time
Carriacou, the largest and southernmost of the Grenadine islands and part of Grenada, certainly lives up to its nickname: ‘Isle of Reefs.’
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Cruising Guide to the Spanish Virgin Islands
I wanted to show a more tranquil side of the Virgin Islands that few guests chose to see, so we turned to the right to visit the Spanish Virgin Islands.
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Caribbean Fall Cruising Rallies – Destination Guide
After leaving the busyness of the US and its often-crowded harbors, it is very special to spend a week on the open water and not see anything or anyone
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10 Top Spots to Bird Watch in the Caribbean
Virtually every island in the Caribbean boasts an ideal spot to bird watch. Here are our 10-top Destinations for Bird Watchers
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A Day in St. Maarten – St. Martin – What to See & Do
One island, two nationalities and 37 square miles. It’s impossible to experience everything Dutch St. Maarten and French St. Martin have to offer in one day
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Dominica’s Resilience: Rebuilding Lives and Rekindling Hope After Hurricane Maria
Dominica, known as the “Nature Island” of the Caribbean, was battered by Hurricane Maria in 2017. But the resilient spirit of its people shines through as they rebuild their homes and communities. This heartwarming story explores the island’s recovery and the enduring kindness of its residents.
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The Magic of Maupiha’a in the Society Islands
Beyond the tourist hotspots of the Society Islands lies Maupihaa, a remote atoll teeming with life and welcoming locals. This story explores the island’s unique charm, from its hardworking inhabitants to the unexpected encounter with a determined shark.
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Beyond the First Impression: Unveiling the Unexpected Charm of Nevis
A first glance at Nevis might not reveal its hidden treasures. But for adventurous travelers like us, this Caribbean island unfolds its magic through charming encounters, historical sites, and breathtaking hikes.
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The Magic of Anegada – Don’t Miss Island Destinations
Some may say there’s nothing on Anegada. No fancy clubs, casinos or chauffeur driven limos to brand name shops and Broadway shows. That’s the point. It’s the fantastic reefs, toes-in-the-sand beach bars serving some of the best seafood in the world, and a natural beauty and serenity that’s hard to find in this fast-paced world…
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Exploring the Historic Port of Cartagena: A Maritime Gem in Colombia
Discover the rich maritime history and modern developments of Cartagena’s historic port.
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Grenadines Sailing Itinerary: A 10-Day St. Vincent to Grenada Route
A complete 10-day Grenadines sailing itinerary from St. Vincent to Grenada — day-by-day legs, anchorages, distances, and where to clear customs, from Bequia and the Tobago Cays to Carriacou.
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The Fascinating Story of the Sapona Shipwreck: From War to Hollywood
Discover the intriguing history behind the Sapona shipwreck near South Bimini island. From its wartime origins to its Hollywood appearances, this shipwreck holds tales of adventure and mystery.
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Isla Bastimentos – Visit Pre or Post A Panama Canal Transit
Transiting the Panama Canal can be a once-in-a-lifetime, bucket-list experience. What it’s not is a relaxing pleasure cruise. There’re crowds, time constraints and costs. That’s what makes it so important, and pleasurable, to visit a spot totally the opposite of the canal zone just before or after a transit. Chart your course for beautiful Isla…
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Caribbean Cruise Ports: Exploring ABC Islands – Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao
Discover the allure of Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao as cruise destinations. Explore the economic impact, natural beauty, and historic charm of the ABC Islands.
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Ten Top Caribbean Waterfalls to Visit (With Pictures)
It’s the lush tropical foliage that makes Caribbean waterfalls so captivating. Here are ten waterfalls worth traveling ashore to see.
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Maritime Museum: Past, Present & Future of Curaçao Harbor
Built next to the quay of the ‘Kleine Werf’ in 1729, the island’s Maritime Museum provides an insight into the past, present and future of the port of Curaçao. The museum is uniquely situated at the watery crossroad of St. Anna Bay and the entrance to the Waaigat; the century old mansions of the Scharloo…
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The Unbelievable Coolness of Bahamas
On the morning of our last sailing day the sun climbs over Elbow Cay in the Abacos, waking me in my berth aboard Tropical Escape II, a Sunsail 444 catamaran we’d chartered out of Marsh Harbour almost a week ago. The boat swings on her mooring, revealing pastel-painted historic Cape Cod homes nestled in a…
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Exploring the Dry Tortugas National Park
Our final stop in the Florida Keys is Dry Tortugas National Park, located 70 miles west of Key West and is only accessible by boat. The name comes from the fact there is no fresh water and Tortugas is Spanish for turtles, which were abundant in past centuries. You can take a high-speed ferry…
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Discover St. Lucia: 7 Must-Experience Adventures in Paradise
Explore the top reasons to visit St. Lucia, from breathtaking hikes and vibrant parties to exquisite cuisine and luxurious stays. Discover why St. Lucia is the ultimate Caribbean getaway.
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The Common Cents of Key West
This issue we are looking at Key West, which is as far as you can travel in the Keys by car. Key West is by far the biggest city in the Keys, but still has less than 25,000 people and has always been more environmentally and culturally aligned to the Caribbean than the rest of…
