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Curbside parking at Buck Island – one of the many great advantages of sailing with our old friend, Captain Carl, when visitng St. Croix.

Prickly Pear Anguilla is the perfect lunch spot. Nestled six miles north of Anguilla, this paradise is easily accessible by boat.

Marigot in northeastern Martinique is well off the beaten track. Most people come here to surf or gaze in amazement at Martinique's Pain de Sucre.

Pumpkin Bluff Beach takes your breath away. It curves beautifully east–west, mimicking the broad smiles that surely grace the faces of all who visit here.

Pelican Island BVI is as pretty as any corner of the Caribbean. Makes you wonder how the islet came to be known by its previous name: Witch Island. 

A tidy arc of rocks and tetrapods holding back the sea, the little pool at Little Bay is ideal for the smallest swimmers in Montserrat.

You may feel inclined to speed past the surrounds of Seven Mile Bridge on your way to Key West, but that would mean missing Little Money Key.

It wouldn't rank on any world's top aqueducts list, but in the Caribbean the Papine-Mona Aqueduct has carried significance for academics for 70+ years.

Grand Bahama's East End Cays are still beautiful from the sky. The landscape is more brown these days, of course. Hurricane Dorian really had her way here.