Caribbean Living Magazine

I am breaking with conventional vacationers’ wisdom on this trip to Jamaica and heading for Portland Parish, on the northeastern side of the island’s vacation coast. My colourful half day-long drive…

Belize is renowned for its tropical rainforest, and the San Ignacio Resort Hotel in San Ignacio, Belize, has commemorated its 40th birthday with renovations that exude world-class, luxurious accommodations cradled…

Every story about this inn must begin with the words classic and authentic. I don’t see any other way around those two words when it comes to chatting about this…

The most fun to be had at the beach, besides being a baby building sand castles and being slathered in sunscreen by my parents, is being a grownup and hanging…

Chocolate. Well, Roses and chocolate to be exact with the translation. The boutique hotel and spa Rosas & Xocolate.  This seemed like, once we heard the name, a no-brainer.  Why…

Some years ago at Cap Juluca, then-G.M. Guish Guishard capped a delightful dinner with some pre-Castro Montecristo No. 2s and a bottle of 1952 Rhum Clément. The slightly shriveled stogies…

Layacar has a totally different feel to it than other areas of the Yucatan. I knew there was diversity here as I’ve visited many of the destinations from Cancun to…

Plantations were the economic staple of many Caribbean islands in the 1700s. The majestic sugar cane plantations were the origins of world-famed rum and provided the major source of income…

Nevis attracted visitors from across the Atlantic thanks to its first tourist attraction: its healing, volcanic springs. The island’s first guesthouse, appropriately named the Bath Hotel, was built in 1778…

CuisinArt Golf Resort & Spa and its new sister property, The Reef by Cuisinart, both located on the white-sand beaches of Anguilla, are shining a brilliant light on what we…