Caribbean Living Magazine Archives - Page 23 of 24

Sleeping with artists

Let me clarify, before things get out of hand. You’ll not really be sleeping with Helen or Brice Marden but rather among their art and curated designs of their charming…

Haiti Visual Voodoo

When I was a child, my mother, an artist, spirited me across the Caribbean; I’ve long appreciated that each island possesses a unique flavor, perhaps none more so than magical,…

Sails Up in Antigua

The world-class regatta, Sailing Week, anchors in the heart of the West Indies: Antigua. With good reason, given the combination of historic legacy and modern luxury that the mega-yachts and…

The Spa Uncommon: Hibiscus at Westin Grand Cayman

When I enter The Westin Grand Cayman Seven Mile Beach Resort & Spa, civilized chaos reigns. Grinning bellmen dash to and fro, conventioneers mingle over welcome cocktails, families navigate the…

New and Noteworthy 2016

Everyone deserves to be pampered on vacation and the Caribbean knows just how to provide for its guests. Whether on the blue seashores recreating a photo shoot or indulging in…

Windstar

when I was a kid: Celebs like BARBRA STREISAND, LAUREN BACALL AND BETTE DAVIS swaddled in mink, the memorable tagline asking simply, “What becomes a Legend most?” Which might seem…

Wine In The Tropics

Red wine, white sand and clear blue water has become a traditional staple in the Caribbean. In California and Oregon the bad news, among those in the wine-making business, is…

Book Review “Havana Nocturne”

Havana Nocturne by T. J. English This is a fascinating tale of unexpected relationships, the rising and ebbing tides of friends and enemies, and the chaotic ups and downs of power…

Thompson Playa del Carmen debuts its bohemian-inspired Beach House. Perfectly positioned on the Caribbean shores, this boutique property will feel like your own private beach club. Situated on the beach,…