Caribbean Journal

Caribbean Journal is the biggest website dedicated to the Caribbean, offering original articles and videos that highlight travel and tourism throughout the entire Caribbean region. It stands out as the top source for news related to Caribbean travel and trade, including updates on new flights, upscale resorts, and hidden getaway spots. Whether you’re a traveler, a travel agent, or just someone who loves the Caribbean, Caribbean Journal is the perfect resource for you.

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This Little Island in The Bahamas Has Electric-Blue Water and Legendary Beach Bars

3 days ago | caribjournal.com | Guy Britton

Stocking Island is quiet. Not the kind of quiet you find in a hotel room or an empty lobby—this is Exuma quiet. Wind-in-the-palms, tide-on-the-sand, conch-shell-hollow quiet. It sits just across from George Town, a long, narrow barrier between the Exuma mainland and the open Atlantic. The ride from town takes just a few minutes—water taxi, dinghy, or whatever floats—and yet the shift in energy is immediate. You go from the real world to something simpler, more elemental.
One of the Caribbean’s Most Beautiful Beaches Is a Secret Corner of St Barth With Golden Sand, Dunes and a Sense of Wonder - Caribbean Journal

3 days ago | caribjournal.com | Guy Britton

The road winds through scrub and stone and ends at a quiet bend behind the dunes. From there, it’s a short walk on foot. Sand beneath your shoes. Low hills rising on either side. A salty breeze moving across the path. The kind of approach that makes you slow down and pay attention. At the top of the trail, the beach appears all at once. Long and curved and open. The sea wide and blue.
One of the Caribbean’s Coolest Snorkeling Spots Is an Offshore Corner of Belize Filled With Sharks and Rays

5 days ago | caribjournal.com | Guy Britton

Belize isn’t just jungle ruins and white sand cayes. Off the coast of Ambergris Caye, Shark Ray Alley tells a different story — one of swirling fins, sunlit shallows, and the electric thrill of snorkeling with the sea’s most graceful predators. You don’t just jump into the water at Shark Ray Alley. You ease in, heart racing, senses on high alert, surrounded by the warm, shallow Caribbean just off Ambergris Caye.
10 Secret Adults-Only Hotels in the Caribbean (That Aren’t All-Inclusive)

6 days ago | caribjournal.com | Guy Britton

Travel By: Guy Britton - June 21, 2025 - 10:00 pm There’s a different kind of escape waiting in the Caribbean. These aren’t your typical adults-only resorts. They’re not about wristbands. They don’t follow a formula. They’re quiet, curated, intimate places—each with its own rhythm and reason for being. What ties them together? They’re all adults-only. They’re all refreshingly different. And none of them are all-inclusive—by design.
Forget the Crowds: 5 Tiny Caribbean Islands to Escape to Now - Caribbean Journal

6 days ago | caribjournal.com | Guy Britton

There’s a certain moment in Caribbean travel. When the big islands start to feel crowded. When the bustling beaches feel like airports. When the escape needs an escape. That’s when you go smaller. Not just small — tiny. Because tucked between the dots on the map are some of the most magical places in the hemisphere. Places where there are no chains, no crowds, no cruise ships. Just blue water, barefoot afternoons and time that doesn’t matter. You don’t stumble upon these islands — you seek them.
It Was the World’s First Airline With Its Own Rum Punch. Now Cayman Airways Has a Signature Beer, Too.

6 days ago | caribjournal.com | Caitlin Sullivan

Cayman Airways made history when it became the first airline in the world to serve its own signature rum punch. Now it’s making another first—this time with beer. The airline has launched Sir Turtle’s Sky Brew, a custom craft IPA developed in partnership with Cayman Islands Brewery, marking the first time a Caribbean-based airline has introduced its own inflight craft beer.
25 Perfect Caribbean Beaches to Add to Your Summer Bucket List

1 week ago | caribjournal.com | Guy Britton

There’s nothing like a Caribbean beach in summer. The crowds thin out, the winds relax, and the islands start breathing in a different way. The beaches you thought you knew feel new again— stretches of sand once packed with winter crowds now stretch wide open, waiting just for you. It’s the time when the Caribbean reveals its quieter soul. The colors turn richer in the summer light. The turquoise looks deeper. The sunsets linger longer. And even the rum seems to taste a little sweeter. Hotel rates drop.
Royal Caribbean Is “Amplifying” Two Caribbean-Focused Cruise Ships

1 week ago | caribjournal.com | Caitlin Sullivan

Royal Caribbean is making a bold move for 2026, announcing a pair of ship amplifications for Caribbean ships that will bring a new wave of experiences to three of its most popular vessels: Harmony and Liberty of the Seas. As part of the cruise line’s ongoing Royal Amplified program, these upgrades are designed to bring even more thrills, flavors, and escapes to travelers sailing to the Caribbean.
The 15 Best Hotels in Trinidad and Tobago, From Hidden Eco-Retreats to Luxury Towers

1 week ago | caribjournal.com | Guy Britton

No two Caribbean islands are quite like Trinidad and Tobago—and no two hotels here feel the same. This is a destination of contrast: Carnival and cocoa, skyscrapers and palm trees, coral reef and cosmopolitan rhythm. Here, business travelers and barefoot explorers cross paths. And the hotel scene matches that energy, with properties that offer not just a place to stay, but a mood to live in. We’ve curated the essential list — from world-class city hotels to rainforest retreats and beach hideaways.
Air France Is Adding Flights from Paris to Punta Cana

1 week ago | caribjournal.com | Alexander Britell

You’re sitting on the sand in Bavaro Beach. A Barcelo in your hand. Palm trees straight out of a beer commercial. There’s a little merengue in the background. This is why people fall in love with Punta Cana: it’s the simple, wonderful formula for a classic beach vacation. That’s why it’s also been such a popular destination for European travelers, who have long made Punta Cana one of their preferred escapes from continental winters. And it’s about to get even simpler.