Caribbean Living Magazine

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…

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…

The recent changes towards Cuba have created a stir among those who love to travel.  The Caribbean island has seen a new breed of tourist, compelled to discover the hidden…

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…

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…