“Aruba, Jamaica…ooh I want to take you” there and to so many other destinations this spring. It’s all yours for indulging and even owning. So, in the spirit of the season, let’s “hop” to it! Aruba In its first international expansion, the OTH Hotels Resorts brings a new beachfront adults-only boutique hotel to the shores of Aruba. The Brickell Bay Beach Resort Aruba is situated on the island’s northern coast. The property is located beachside which allows guests to have toes in white sand just steps from the turquoise waters of Palm Beach. With only 96 guest rooms, there’s no expectation o ..read more

By Ava Rosales This spring, eat and dance your way through the Caribbean, as many festivals are back in swing. Saint Lucia entertains for more than a week – It’s a feast for the eyes and ears at the Jazz & Arts Festival April 30 – May 12 https://www.stlucia.org/en/jazz-festival-2024/ On Dominica, there’s a one day fusion of jazz and creole. Dubbed “the Real Mas”, this festival showcases the island’s music, food and culture. The event has been going strong since 2010. Don’t miss Jazz ‘N Creole – May 5 www.dominicafestivals.com/jazz-home For the Cayman Islands, it’s carnival a ..read more

A Luxurious Sojourn at The Shore Club, Turks & Caicos Arrival in Paradise: The moment you step onto the grounds of The Shore Club, you’re greeted by a blend of Caribbean warmth and opulent elegance. The lush, landscaped gardens and the azure hues of the ocean set the stage for an enchanting escape. A private chauffeur has already whisked you away to your slice of paradise, only 18 minutes from the airport. Your butler, upon arrival will escort you to your secluded villa, ensuring that your journey to paradise begins with unwavering comfort.   The Villa Experience: Each villa at T ..read more

24 New Experiences on the Island of Bonaire Adventure Tours, New Restaurants and More in 2024 The Caribbean’s hidden gem is bustling with exciting developments and with new flight routes available to the island. They are calling foodies, nature lovers, and adventure-seekers alike. The island is said to  have plenty of opportunities for travelers to experience yummy, natural, and exciting offerings. This little island is already known as one of the diving meccas of the world. The destination is gaining traction beyond its spectacular underwater scene. The intimate-sized island might ha ..read more

We had to see what the fuss was all about so we hopped to the Bahamian Out Island named Abaco. Flying over from Miami we were up in the air and back down so quickly that I almost forgot to fasten my seatbelt. Relax, I said almost. Eyes peering out the window at what can never be overstated, hues of blues that can only be seen surrounding this archipelago. It’s the canvas of one’s journey to the Out Islands, if you will. The vantage point of an aircraft offers the advantage of seeing the myriad shades of blue melt into one another, but from a boat (read yacht), the transitions are as drea ..read more

While every day feels like summer in St. Kitts, the island hosts a thrilling season that has earned the appropriate nickname, “Summer of Fun.” This season encourages travelers to venture deeper into a series of can’t-miss events celebrating culture, cuisine, music and more. More than just an exciting event lineup, Summer of Fun welcomes international travelers into a world of adventure, relaxation and culinary delights – visitors can journey through lush tropical rainforests, peaceful beaches, immersive experiences such as the Kittitian RumMaster Program and engage in island living. Summe ..read more

Aruba The new Mercát Restaurant delights the senses with Mediterranean flavors at the Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino. The name literally means market in Catalan. It’s an international smorgasbord of Mediterranean-inspired dishes across Spain, Southern France, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Lebanon, and Morocco.  Apart from the array of menu selections, the second hardest decision would be whether to dine indoors or al fresco with scenic ocean views. Perhaps mix it up, since the restaurant opens daily for a breakfast buffet, and a la carté lunch and dinner options. Savory and ..read more

With over 700 islands in the Caribbean, every type of bride is sure to find her perfect location for a destination wedding. From the bride wanting to elope to the bride wanting to feel like she’s getting married on a private island, the Caribbean is sure to meet everyone’s big day expectations. See below! For the Eloping Bride The Cove Eleuthera | Bahamas Nestled between two white sand coves on the secluded island of Eleuthera, The Cove Eleuthera is a place unlike any other. Just beyond the narrowest point on earth, this off-the-beaten-path hideaway makes you feel like you’ve washed ashore ..read more

Today travellers want an authentic, uncrowded, pristine experience, which is exactly what awaits in the Abaco Islands and its premier property, Abaco Beach Resort. The resort and marina are owned by two Bahamians Manny Alexiou and Andrew Sweeting who have an affinity for boating and island hopping.  The Abacos are known for their wild beauty, azure waters, sandy beaches, emerald hills, six national parks and the best boating in the Bahamas. Located just 165-miles off the coast of Florida on Great Abaco in the 120-mile chain of islands and cays that comprise the islands of the ..read more

Aruba The Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort Spa and Casino gives good cause to say, “Bon dia (Good morning)!” Greet the day with the anticipation of partaking in a new music series and a feel good, learn something new aloe activity. The island is well known for its prolific aloe production, and what better way to be immersed in this practice than by participating in the ultimate Aloe educational experience. This is one class you will not want to miss because not only will you be more informed of the importance of Aloe, both locally and globally, and the process used to extract the product ..read more