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Maria's Beach in Rincón, Puerto Rico is one of the world's most famous surf spots thanks in large part to one very special lady.

Hardship, pain, hope and pride – this photo of a Haitian muleteer whom I encountered between Milot and Cap-Haitien embodies it all to me.

Coconut Beach Dominica is somewhat set apart from other Dominica beaches by its brown sand. It's a difference to be celebrated, if you ask me. 

Playa Rincón Dominican Republic doesn't get quite the shine that it probably should. At least it doesn't around me.

Of all the parts of Puerto Rico that I've yet to discover, Playuela Puerto Rico intrigues me the most. That, however, could be changing...

Looks inviting, but Salt River Bay St Croix has a long history of inhospitality. One that started with Columbus, but persists to this day.

Rainbows are, of course, a dime a dozen in the Caribbean. A low rainbow like the one pictured here, though, is more rare. Sort of...

Dominica is famously home to 365 rivers. The most common, gentle streams like this one, is where Dominica river life truly plays out.

They're not huge in size or number, but Montserrat waterfalls are every bit as fairytale enchanting as much larger ones we've seen elsewhere.