history

The oldest swimming pool on the island bearing the imprint of man, Monks Bath, St. Croix was carved from the rocky shoreline near Hams Bay 360+ years ago!

The more dense the rainforest, the better for the Maroons of Dominica. The wilds of Dominica was their shield; a natural bulwark against a life of bondage.

Calibishie, home to white sand beaches, freshwater pools, hikes, local restaurants, and Dominica's longest reef. But there's also a hellish side too!

Giddy House at Fort Charles, Jamaica is, the Caribbean's answer to Italy's Leaning Tower of Pisa. It's also, sadly, somewhat easily missed.

You won't find much on Cubagua, the smallest and least populated of the islands that comprise the state of Nueva Esparta, Venezuela.

Fort Shirley, placed with perfection on the peninsula that is Cabrits National Park in the north of Dominica is steeped in history.

The name Buffalypso is a mashup of "buffalo" and "calypso," the latter denoting the fact that these beautiful creatures could only hail from Trinidad.

Few places in St. John, or anywhere else in the Virgin Islands for that matter, offer such awe-inspiring views as those on offer atop Peace Hill.

It was 35 years ago today –September 19, 1983, Independence Day – that the national flag of St. Kitts & Nevis was raised for the very first time.