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Toes in sand, drink in hand applies most everywhere we roam. Toes in the sea, bum on a boat, though, is better when visiting Islamorada.

No commute to work or school could be described as heavenly. The Fort-de-France commute by ferry from Trois-Islets, though, comes close.

The undoubtedly sad experience of sailing away aboard the Saba Rock Ferry is the type of agony I'd happily endure again and again.

It's not the Caribbean, but the Florida Keys still offer a few uncommon travel experiences we love. Alligator Reef Lighthouse is one of them.

Finding yourself at anchor anywhere off the coast of Antigua is always a good thing. A Carlisle Bay anchorage, though, is extra special.

Marina Pointe du Bout is one of Martinique's busiest ports. Among the bustle of the big boats, though, local fisherman still make their way.

The S/Y Columbia is no ordinary ship. Constructed in 2014, the ship is a jaw-dropping replica of a legendary fishing vessel of the same name.

There's a lot of encouraging news coming out of French St. Martin these days. The icing atop the news for me: Lily's Ice Cream Boat sails on!

The drive to/from Anse Dufour does not forgive, which is why you'll often see produce delivered to the beach bars there via the sea.