Day-dreaming about the Carribean's Flamenco Beach conjures up fantastical images in all of us. White sandy beaches as far as the eye can see. Crystal clear oceans drifting into and endless of vision of blissful azure. Palm trees, coconuts, and smiles are lining the perfect experience to be. Disconnected from any worries that bothered you in your healthy life. After all, what was good enough for pirates should be good enough for me. … [Read more...]
Beach Bucket List: Seven Mile Beach
Do you have a Beach Bucket List? If so, Seven Mile Beach should be on it! Recently voted” Caribbean’s Best Beach” by Caribbean Travel and Life Magazine, the crescent-shaped white sand beauty is legendary to Caribbean travelers. Located on Grand Cayman just north of George Town, Seven Mile Beach is actually 6.3 miles long and is host to most of the luxury hotels and upscale restaurants on the island. It is open to the public as all the beaches are … [Read more...]
Take A Look At Antigua For Your Next Getaway
Antigua Is a True Jewel I must admit when I first booked a trip to write on Antigua resorts I did not know much about Antigua and Barbuda it's tiny sister island paradise. I had heard there was some very high end resorts and “365 beaches one for every day of the year” not a bad catch phrase I was intrigued and set out to the small island group located in the Leeward Islands. History of Antigua. Originally populated by the Cuba Ciboney people … [Read more...]
6 Exciting Things to do in Flamenco Beach
There’s no doubt that Puerto Rico is one of the best vacation destinations in the world. The island dubbed the “Isle of Enchantment”, has a limitless variety of fun activities and adventures for every type of tourist. So whether you are a foodie, a beach bum, or the adventurous type, you will definitely find a vacation here fulfilling and relaxing. One of the main tourist attractions of the Isle of Enchantment is the sandy coastlines. … [Read more...]
The Bioluminiscent Bay, Puerto Rico, Where Magic Comes Alive
When visiting Bioluminiscent Bay Puerto Rico, you will not believe your eyes. The magical waters of Puerto Rico will light up, and you will be filled with wonder and awe. This natural wonder occurs when one organism comes in contact with another organism and an amazing bright burst of blue light appears. It is extremely bright, and there is no other experience like it. This natural phenomenon will leave you speechless. There are many other … [Read more...]
Culebra Puerto Rico: A Well-Connected Island Paradise
The sparsely populated island of Culebra in Puerto Rico offers one of the most relaxing scenery in the Caribbean. Besides the small population, the area does not have the numerous tourist developments that are present in most vacation destinations. When the bustle of your regular life becomes too much, and you want a place to reconnect truly with nature, then Culebra Puerto Rico has that and much more. The Island accommodates a broad range of … [Read more...]
Cayo Santa Maria, Part of Cuba’s Kings Garden.
Cayo Santa Maria, Cuba's gem. Cayo Santa Maria Cuba is a small island of the north coast of Cuba and part of a larger archipelago named Jardines del ray or the Kings Garden. Not long ago the islands where just sleepy fishing villages but now are part of the most visited tourist destination on the entire island of Cuba. Cayo Santa Maria has two sister islands Cayo Ensenachos and Cayo Las Brujas together they make up a stunning vacation … [Read more...]
Popular Black Sand Beach Dreamlands to Visit
Bored of traditional seaside resorts? Why not try a black sand beach? If your dream vacation is to be somewhere warm, laying in the sun, and listening to the ocean vibes, then you should pick a different beach this year, something more original. There are beautiful beaches with black sand all over the world. The only thing left to do is to pick your favorite destination. What Is a Black Sand Beach? Lately, people want original travel … [Read more...]
Montserrat Born Again By Fire
Where is Montserrat? Located in the leeward islands known as the lesser Antilles or the British west indies, Montserrat island is round and mountainous at only 10 miles long and 7 miles wide and a population of 4900 according to the 2012 consensus. The island has deep Irish roots due to the early settlers that called the island the emerald isle due to its resemblance to the Irish coastline. the Caribbean island is separated into two zones due … [Read more...]
Cayo Coco Cuba
Connected by a 17 mile causeway Cayo Coco Cuba is just a short drive from the mainland of Cuba. Once the home of menacing pirates waiting to plunder ships heading for the new world, it is now a tourist Mecca known for its long white beaches and all inclusive service. Where is Cayo Coco? Located just off the south central coast of Cuba, Cayo Coco is in the Ciego de Avila Province and the Jardines del Rey chain of islands know in … [Read more...]
