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Trinidad Carnival Survival Guide
Caribbean Destinations, Carnival

Trinidad Carnival Survival Guide: Do’s & Don’t for First Timers

It’s Carnival season in Trinidad and the absolute epicness of the parade is less than a month away! If you’re a first-timer making your debut at the Greatest Show on Earth, the excitement is REAL! But, I completely understand if your anticipation is tinged with just a hint of apprehension. After all, no video, no …

Things to know about St. Croix, USVI
Caribbean Destinations

10 Cool, Quirky, Useful Things to Know About St. Croix

It’s been almost a month since my long weekend in St. Croix and I’m still basking in the afterglow of their special brand of paradise.ย  I played mas. Ate my belly full. Snorkeled. And sang (read: screamed) along as Bunji Garlin and Skinny Fabulous performed “Famalay” live on stage at the Festival Village. All things …

Island Hopping in the Caribbean
Caribbean Destinations

Great Destinations for Island Hopping in the Caribbean

There is so much real estate to cover within the Caribbean, you can make multiple visits throughout your lifetime and still not see it all. Particularly for those travelers who must endure long-haul flights to get here, a trip to the region is often-times a once-in-a-lifetime occurrence. Luckily, there are opportunities for you to make …

Off the grid Caribbean Islands
Caribbean Destinations

Off the Grid Caribbean Islands: 5 Destinations for the Perfect Escape

Close your eyes and picture paradise. Chances are your imagination has conjured up long stretches of secluded coastline. Or perhaps you’re envisioning dense and untamed forests just waiting to be explored. Both scenes, a far cry from the sprawling all-inclusive resorts; one-size-fits-all tours and over-subscribed tourist attractions commonly associated with the Caribbean. However, the region …

Caribbean Travel: St. Vincent
Caribbean Destinations

The Best Caribbean Islands to Visit (based on your travel preferences)

As beautiful as our coastlines may be, the Caribbean isn’t all blue water and white sand beaches. Covering 1.7 million kmยฒ, comprising approximately 700 islands, and consisting of 31 countries and territories, this archipelago is overflowing with diverse experiences. Sun, sea, and sand are just the tip of the iceberg (or sandbank lol). Complex histories …

Best Restaurants in Tobago
Caribbean Destinations, Tobago

The Best Restaurants in Tobago (For Lunch) – map included!

I’m the furthest thing from a foodie but a girl likes to eat. And when she eats, she loves her food to come with a view. Truth be told, you’re not going to find Tobago on any list featuring top culinary destinations. There are no 5-star dining experiences…no Michelin star chefs. And that’s OK. Because …

Best Bars in Tobago
Caribbean Destinations, Tobago

The Best Bars in Tobago (with the best views) – Map Included!

Thisย post was originally published on December 17, 2017 and updated on November 17, 2019.ย  Town or country. Beach or waterfall. Indoors or outdoors. There’s no shortage of ideal spots for you to enjoy a drink in Tobago. Premium spirits and award-winning cocktails may be few and far between, but when you’re on an island dubbed …

Being with Horses at Buccoo Bay
Caribbean Destinations, Tobago

Horseback Riding in Tobago (with Being with Horses)

Hooves pounding. Waves crashing. Heart racing. My morning had certainly got off to an interesting start! Drenched from head to toe…butt aching, thighs sore…I straddled a 600 lb horse, laughing as another wave swept over us. Had I been in this churning surf on my own, I’d have undoubtedly taken a few tumbles. But, atop …

Le Grand Courlan Spa Resort Tobago
Caribbean Destinations

The Perfect Spa Day at Le Grand Courlan Spa Resort, Tobago

October was a month dedicated to refocusing and recharging all aspects of my life. On somewhat of a whim I escaped to Tobago for a solo retreat with a relaxed itinerary meant to ensure I had the energy required to wrap up the year on a high note. Among the few mandatory items on my …

Caribbean Destinations

A First-Timer’s Guide to Saba

A solitary main road winds its way across the island from northeast to southwest. Aptly named The Road, it links four diminutive towns that the modest population of approximately 2,000 people call home. The formidable coastline features jagged boulders and choppy jade waters. Because on this rock in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, there’s …