Trips to Caribbean
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7 Family Cruise Ideas for Summer
- 7 Activities
Cruisers can be choosers. Here, seven splashy options, whether you have your sights set on Alaskan glaciers, Caribbean beaches—or simply the kiddie pool on the top deck. More
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Affordable Bonaire Vacation for Two
- 1 Hotel
- 2 Restaurants
Affordable inns and restaurants, plus world-class diving, snorkeling, and windsurfing are making this 112-square-mile island one of the Caribbean’s best spots. More
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Affordable Caribbean Resorts
- 2 Hotels
- 3 Restaurants
Whether you're staying in an expensive luxury resort or a smaller scale, more affordable hotel, these hotels offer more than enough in terms of amenities, experiences and comfort, with a much lower bi... More
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Affordable Curaçao
- 7 Hotels
- 1 Restaurant
Powdery beaches, a harbor surrounded by candy-colored 18th-century buildings, and cultural vestiges from three centuries of Dutch rule make Curaçao a vibrant budget vacation spot. More
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An Insider's Grenada Vacation
- 2 Hotels
- 1 Restaurant
- 1 Activity
Some 200 years ago, the writer Henry Nelson Coleridge called Grenada a “poet’s Arcadia.” And for decades to come, the tiny Caribbean island, with its powerful waterfalls that flow into the sea and fra... More
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Bermuda Goes Family-Friendly
- 6 Hotels
- 7 Restaurants
- 4 Activities
Bermuda’s clear waters and high-service hotels were, until recently, largely the haunts of wealthy honeymooners and golfers. The 21-square-mile British dependency, a mere two hours by plane from New Y... More
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Christmas in Puerto Rico
- 2 Hotels
- 1 Restaurant
- 1 Activity
Christmas joys in Puerto Rico include suckling-pig feasts, shopping for santos (carved wooden saints), and bands playing salsa renditions of "Jingle Bells." More
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Cruising the British Virgin Islands
- 2 Hotels
- 2 Restaurants
- 4 Activities
Along this archipelago of 60 islands—most of them deserted—you can rent a yacht and drift away from civilization. Sleep under the stars; anchor off an empty islet and hunt for conch shells; stop at th... More
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Cruising the Grenadines
- 4 Hotels
- 6 Activities
If you really want to explore the Grenadines, chartering a sailboat is key; the group's more than 30 islands include the glamorous Mustique, the sleepy Bequia, and many uninhabited.islets. More
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Diving in the Cayman Islands
- 1 Hotel
- 4 Restaurants
- 7 Activities
The paradoxical reality of life in the world’s fifth- largest financial center is still something of a secret—at least to the majority of the one million passengers who disembark every year from the g... More
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Eco-Friendly St. John
- 3 Hotels
- 2 Restaurants
- 2 Activities
Two-thirds of St. John is protected from development as part of the Virgin Islands National Park—and the island's eco-resorts range from basic to luxurious. More
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Eco-Tourism in Dominica
- 2 Hotels
- 1 Activity
Until recently a draw for backpack-toting adventurers, the island of Dominica is developing into an ecotourism destination. More
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Exploring the Turks and Caicos
- 5 Hotels
A British crown colony located southeast of the Bahamas, the Turks and Caicos (or TCI) comprise some 40 islands and cays, only eight of them inhabited. Travelers come for superb diving (on the world's... More
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Golfing in Bermuda
- 5 Hotels
- 2 Activities
A mecca for golf- and pink-sand enthusiasts, Bermuda's location off the Eastern Seaboard (around the same latitude as Savannah, Georgia) makes it a much quicker trip than many Caribbean islands. More
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Guide to Puerto Rico Beyond San Juan
- 4 Hotels
- 3 Restaurants
- 5 Activities
A hundred miles from San Juan and the resorts of the island’s northeast, excitement takes a different form. Life moves more slowly and the rhythms of Puerto Rico’s traditions lie closer to the surface... More
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Guide to the New Luxury Hotels in the Turks and Caicos
- 3 Hotels
What Turks and Caicos is experiencing is not just a boom in tourism, but in tourism of the super-over-the-top, we’re-going-to-blow-your-mind-with-luxury variety. Amanresorts opened its property here i... More
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Laid-Back Escape to Out Islands, Bahamas
- 6 Hotels
- 6 Restaurants
- 4 Activities
On this low-key island chain, T+L uncovers stylish hotels and guesthouses, the best places to eat conch, an almost-forgotten dialect, and a warm welcome that’s hard to come by anywhere else. More
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Looking for Adventure on Saba
- 3 Hotels
- 1 Restaurant
- 2 Activities
Virtually sand-free, Saba has abundant wildlife, easy hiking trails, lush rain forests, and protected reefs that lure thrill-seekers and nature lovers. More
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Luxe Caribbean Resorts
- 12 Hotels
When you want the perfect view, the best golf course, the gaggle of nannies to take care of the kids, and luxurious touches everywhere you look, including plasma tv's, plunge pools and indoor/outdoor ... More
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Martinique for Cost-Conscious Couples
- 2 Hotels
- 1 Restaurant
One of the largest islands in the French West Indies, Martinique attracts Francophiles looking for an affordable alternative to St. Bart’s. More
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Mini Trip Guide to Luxurious Virgin Gorda
- 4 Hotels
- 2 Activities
Back in the 1960's, Laurance Rockefeller's Little Dix Bay put long and skinny Virgin Gorda on the map. Today, the isle remains the destination of choice for luxury resorts in the British Virgin Island... More
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Mini Trip Guide to Tortola
- 1 Hotel
- 5 Restaurants
- 5 Activities
Home to the islands' main airport, Tortola used to be nothing more than a way station for travelers en route to other islands. Now it's worthy of a day trip (or more), thanks to the emerging shopping ... More
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Mini Trip: St. Kitts
- 2 Hotels
The Caribbean island that tourism forgot appeals to both high-end travelers and environmentalists. More
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Multicultural Martinique
- 3 Hotels
- 4 Restaurants
- 3 Activities
The pastries are French, the madras fabrics Indian, the music rumba-esque. But the Caribbean's richest melting pot is pure Creole. More
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Nevis: The Authentic Island Experience
- 2 Hotels
- 1 Restaurant
- 3 Activities
Tiny, intimate Nevis (population 11,000) is one of the least toursity-feeling of the Caribbean islands: there's not a single high-rise hotel, and not a single traffic light. More
