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There's a wondrous incongruity to just about everything in Haiti, especially Galerie Monnin, the country's oldest art gallery.

Though rare today, rains were once common in our islands. Today, their legacy is kept alive by the St Kitts Scenic Railway.

To me, the Old World charm in and around Martinique's old Palais de Justice is simply intoxicating. The vibe at the new Palais, though... well...

Diamonds come in many varied colors, shapes, and sizes, a truth that applies as much to engagement rings as it does to two very uncommon Caribbean dive sites.

It's not for kids or the tourism masses just yet, which, of course, makes Haiti's Marie Jeanne caves perfect for truly adventurous uncommon travelers right now.

Every August 15th, on the dark, volcanic sands of Sainte-Marie, the whole town comes to the shore to enjoy horse racing thrills along the sea.

In a place so thoroughly drenched in history as Nelson's Dockyard in Antigua, it's sometimes easy to miss some of the smaller, more uncommon curiosities.

Hope Town, like everywhere else I've visited in the Abacos, doesn't make any excuses for not being all things to all travelers.

The entire village of Noailles in Haiti operates as a artists' commune where everyone is involved in producing all manner of dramatic iron works of art.