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The bathtub in your villa or hotel room in Martinique may be super fancy, but it won't compare to Josephine's...

There's a lot more to L'Escalier Tête Chien than scenery. In fact, to many, there could scarcely be a more sacred spot in all of Dominica.

Haggling an essential element of the experience at Haiti's Iron Market, the beyond-bustling bazaar that offers the Caribbean's ultimate shopping adventure.

The center of the Roman Catholic Church in Martinique for more than 350 years, Saint Louis Cathedral's ties to the Eiffel Tower run to its core.

Located in the heart of Gustavia, St. Bartholomew's reflects the classic charm of the Caribbean churches of yesteryear – doors always open, all always welcome.

For more than a decade, you had to be in the French Navy to get inside Martinique's Fort Saint Louis. All that just changed a few weeks ago.

A white sand beach wouldn't normally count as uncommon in the Caribbean. Then again, Dominica isn't your normal, everyday Caribbean destination...

Most colonial era ruins in the Caribbean are of sugar plantations. Others, like the BVI Copper Mine ruins in Virgin Gorda, are much more uncommon.

Overlooking Exuma Sound on the edge of Williams Town, Little Exuma is a truly bizarre sight: a 30 foot tall Tuscan style pillar known as Salt Beacon.