A Dominican Tale
Some things mellow with age, not the Dominican Republic. Here it seems that time only serves as a refinery for the finer things in life. This island’s long and storied…
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Margaritaville
Cayman’s New Rock Star Should I head a few feet offshore and snorkel, assured of at least the 150 foot visibility Grand Cayman is famous for, or just drop onto…
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Book Review “Cuba Libre”
Cuba Libre by Elmore Leonard Spun with the classic detail and grit of Leonard’s renowned style, Cuba Libre drops readers into a Cuban pressure cooker ready to blow. In 1888…
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New & Noteworthy – Spring 2017
Pampering, delicious delights, and makeovers to reveal pristine surroundings await the discerning traveler. There’s even a little romance in the air. Come see what’s new at some of the Caribbean’s…
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Book Review “Pirate Latitudes”
Pirate Latitudes by Michael Crichton Fun and thrilling tale, Pirate Latitudes takes readers on an adventure back in time to life on the high seas in the Caribbean centuries ago. Published posthumously,…
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Stress less Round up
Jamaica is offering exclusive spa offerings to detox the mind and body Turn down the world, turn up the R&R and kick off 2017 with no distractions in the Home…
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Cayman’s Le Soleil d’Or
Beachfront farms are not a common occurrence. Beachfront farms equipped with spacious villas, world-class dining and a beach club are even rarer to come by. “Luxury farm escape” may not…
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Lessons learned in Martinique
Travel is so fulfilling on so many different levels, and for each of us, it represents a variety of things: It can satisfy a need to escape our everyday reality,…
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Belize’s Naia Resort
Ears popping gave away our descent to Belize City, and wanting to maximize my time at Naia Resort and Spa, as the pilots ran through their cockpit checklist, I ran…
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