- Cow Wreck Beach, Anegada, British Virgin Islands
- Devil's Bay, The Baths, Virgin Gorda, BVI
- Ile Pinel, St. Martin
- Casuarina Beach, Palm Island, The Grenadines, St. Vincent
- Grand Anse des Salines, Martinique
- White Bay, Jost van Dyke, British Virgin Islands
- Minister Bay, Tobago
- Anse Chastenet Beach, St. Lucia
- Knip Bay, Curacao
- Point o'Sand Beach, Little Cayman, Cayman Islands
August 28, 2008
10 BEST Caribbean beaches you've never heard of
June 15, 2008
UNESCO world heritage sites in the Caribbean
Currently there are 851 sites worldwide recognized by UNESCO for their unique cultural, natural and historic heritage. There are 17 sites in the Caribbean:
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February 1, 2008
Beach of the Month - Anse Chastenet, St. Lucia
The Anse Chastenet Resort is located just outside the picturesque town of Soufriere, on the island of St Lucia. Whether you're a guest or just visiting for lunch, all are welcome to enjoy Anse Chastenet's spectacular black sand beach -- an unusual site in the Caribbean. Unlike the typically white sand of the region, black sand doesn't reflect the sun's rays, so the waters off its shores seem a little less blue. Midday, the dark, volcanic sand is almost too hot to walk on without sandals. But find a towel, stretch out and luxuriate in the spa-like heat emanating from it. As an added bonus, there's decent snorkeling, a certified dive shop and a beach restaurant to retreat to after your underwater explorations. Local speed boat operators will take you from Soufriere to Anse Chastenet, and return for you at a scheduled time.
January 30, 2008
Island Hopping by local ferry
Some Caribbean islands are easier to get to than others. Those would be the ones you can fly into. However, once you land think about taking local ferries to experience some of the smaller islands. The following is a short guide to the possibilities:
The USVI and The BVI are well connected to each other, as well as to their local island communities. Ferry companies, Smiths and Speedy's connect Tortola to Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke and other smaller isles in the BVI. St. Thomas and St John are almost joined at the hip due to excellent, frequent service. Tip: You can go from the US side to the British side easily. (http://bvivacations.com/Ferry.html).
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