Caribbean Hotels, Vacations, Tourism | Travel Guides

Most visitors to SANTO DOMINGO understandably make a beeline for the Zona Colonial , Santo Domingo's large, substantially intact colonial district, home to dozens of wonderful old buildings and a ... Read more...

Originally a harbour base named Charles Town, NASSAU is the modern-day face of the Bahamas, visited by most everyone who comes down this way, not least for its service as a transport hub. Though ... Read more...

The first town in Jamaica to be developed specifically as a resort, OCHO RIOS (usually just called "Ochi") abounds with neon-fronted duty-free stores, fast-food chains, bars, clubs and ... Read more...

Jamaica's second largest city, MONTEGO BAY nestles between the gently sloping Bogue, Kempshot and Salem hills, and extends some ten miles from the haunts of the suburban rich in Reading at its ... Read more...

Cuba's answer to the Costa del Sol in Spain or Cancún in Mexico, VARADERO is dominated by tourism and almost nowhere are you out of sight of a hotel. However, anyone hoping for a polished, ... Read more...

Grand Cayman Among the three Cayman Islands, Grand Cayman is overwhelmingly the largest, the most visited, and offers the most variety of activities. Where the two smaller islands mainly cater to ... Read more...

Jamaica's shrine to permissive indulgence, NEGRIL has metamorphosed from deserted fishing beach to full-blown resort town in little over two decades. American hippies first started visiting what ... Read more...

Founded on the western banks of a fabulous natural harbour, what was once the entire city of HAVANA now forms the most captivating part of Habana Vieja , the old city and the capital's tourist ... Read more...