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The beaches of the Silk Cayes are here to welcome you for a little time on the hard with a bitta in your hand under the Belizean sun.

When flying over the many jewels that make up the Exumas it's hard to get to your final destination. Why not stop at this beautiful sand bar or that tiny runway? The choices seem nearly endless.

Cabarete on the northern coast of the Dominican Republic is sometimes called the "action sports capital of the Caribbean," but few activities ignite the soul quite like a run at sunset.

Tintamarre translates as "a great confused noise," though you wouldn't know it from Île Tintamarre just off the northeast of St. Martin. But did you know this now quiet island has a much, much more exciting past?

Sunshine’s Beach Bar on Pinney’s Beach, Nevis may be world-renowned for its killer bee cocktail, but you'd be missing out if you pass over their sensational salads.

With 7 times more vitamin C than in orange, 4 times more Vitamin A than in carrots, 4 times more calcium than in milk, 3 times more potassium than in banana, and 3 times more iron than spinach, there’s no wonder moringa juice acquired to moniker of “miracle tree!”

If you're looking for one of our favorite spots to work up a sweat whether you're young or old, look no further than Miami Beach (also known as Enterprise Beach), Barbados! Here, most mornings just after dawn, you can expect to find locals going through some killer routines guaranteed to whip you into shape.

Many of our followers will likely know that pictured here is the Millennium Monument on Point Udall, St. Croix — the easternmost point of the United States by travel from the continental United States. But did you know that there's another uniquely positioned Point Udall somewhere else in the US?

If someone were to press me for a list of my favorite beaches, the singular sands of Tahiti Beach would be high on the list.