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"It's like fishing in a pool." The words were said over drinks by a fellow guest at Deep Water Cay who had just returned from the legendary flats.

Ghost crabs live alongside the longtime residents. And seaweed clings to marble crosses.This might be the spookiest beach in the entire Caribbean.

Chess, pool, hot tub, or setting out for those turquoise waters on the horizon. At Quintessence Hotel, in Anguilla, they don't make decisions easy!

Most thoughts of Caribbean palm trees center on the coconut variety, but it's really travelers palms that should really matter to travelers.

The storied White Cliffs of Dover they're not, but the seaside scarp that lines much of Mudjin Harbour in Middle Caicos is stunning just the same.

This used to be where the conch came from in the Turks and Caicos. The Caicos Conch Farm was the world's only such facility until it closed last year.

Many different bars across the Caribbean allow you to leave a mark commemorating your visit. One of my favorites is the graffiti wall at Love SXM.

Nowhere in the Caribbean carries closer ties to Africa than Haiti. Nowehere are those ties more prevalent than in Haitian music.

The last time I found myself driving in southern Martinique, I just had to stop at le Point du Vue, Baie du Marin and do nothing for a good 30 minutes.