- Island Hopping Through The U.S.V.I.
Most visitors to the U.S. Virgin Islands don’t stray beyond St. Thomas – the nexus of the islands’ vibrant culture. However, there are a variety of daytime excursions that offer activities for any type of tourist on St. Thomas’ sister islands. From the extensive colonial history of St. Croix to the wide-open spaces of St. John and Water Island, there is plenty to experience throughout the U.S. Virgin Islands. Furthermore, moving between the islands is a breeze as ferries visi... - The "lost City" Of The Cayman Islands
Everyone is familiar with the mythic city of Atlantis – the ancient Greek civilization that Plato famously claimed had succumbed to tragedy and came to rest at the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea. However, no one has ever seen an underwater city – until now. Thousands of miles from the classical civilizations in the warm waters of the Caribbean, a sculptor has been quietly constructing his own vision of Atlantis off the coast of Cayman Brac. Though the sculptor is only a few ... - The Sweet And Spicy Sides Of Curacao
Though Curacao may seem like your average Caribbean island, this vacation hotspot has inherited a cosmopolitan sensibility unlike any other destination. Though colonized by the Dutch, Curacao boasts an incredibly diverse population, with 45 distinct nationalities represented in its modest population. Over the years, these diverse groups have had an incredible influence on the local culture. In the world of food, ethnic traditions have blended with local cuisine to create one-... - Celebrate "Mexican Halloween" In Cancun
Much like the fun-filled traditions associated with Halloween in the United States, Mexico embraces the somber autumn holiday with a variety of celebrations and activities. Known throughout Latin America as El Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), Cancun offers visitors a truly unique version on this popular holiday, with many events incorporating both Mayan customs and modern Mexican traditions. Beginning on October 31 with celebrations for the returned souls of the departed... - Exploring The Galleries And Museums Of Cancun
Though some people assume that Cancun is full of nothing but overpriced souvenirs, there are plenty of great values to be found. Some of the best bargains in Cancun – for both entertainment and distinctive souvenirs – are provided by the vibrant local art community. Art is everywhere you look in Cancun. Wherever you travel in the Hotel Zone or downtown Cancun, you will spot artists selling their work on busy street corners or in outdoor markets. Meanwhile, the galleries of Ca... - The Forgotten City - Exploring The Mayan Ruins Of Coba
Some of the most popular activities in Cancun are visits to the sites of ancient Mayan ruins. While many visitors are aware of the world-famous Chichen Itza and plenty of tours visit nearby Tulum, archeologists and those in the know often recommend a forgotten Mayan city. Deep in the Mexican jungle rests the city of Coba, an expansive complex of stone structures and winding roads. Due to its remote location, Coba wasn’t explored by archeologists until the 1920s and remains mo... - Making Air Travel A Breeze: Part 1 - Finding The Right Deal
You have probably seen plenty of commercials for websites and travel services promising the lowest prices on airfare. While many of these advertised services can be helpful, many only scratch the surface. The key to finding the best air travel deals and packages is always research. This article will outline the best sources for discount airfare based on different types of travel agendas. You might be surprised to learn about all of the services you’ve missed – and the fact th... - Exploring Banderas Bay In Puerto Vallarta
While Puerto Vallarta is known for its charming architecture and majestic scenery, the city has always relied on Banderas Bay for survival. Resting in the middle of this sprawling bay off the Pacific Ocean, the city supported itself with the fishing industry long before the tourists arrived. Today, the vibrant culture of this unique destination still relies on the recreational possibilities of the bay’s calm waters. From the beaches lining the bay to all the water sport activ... - Take Me To The River - Exploring Puerto Vallarta’s Isla Rio Cuale
Flowing from the jungle-filled mountains above Puerto Vallarta, the Rio Cuale cuts right through the heart of this majestic city. Before emptying into Banderas Bay, this river provides several unique activities to Puerto Vallarta’s visitors. One of the most overlooked sites in Puerto Vallarta is Isla Rio Cuale, a natural island in the middle of the river near the city’s downtown area. Though Isla Rio Cuale is only six blocks long and one block wide, there is much to do and se... - Mountain Biking And Hiking In St. Kitts
Supported by nearly 70 square miles of incredibly diverse ecosystems, St. Kitts might be the best Caribbean destination for outdoor recreation. With an average year-round temperature of 78 degrees Fahrenheit, it seems like the weather is always perfect for a hike through the rainforest or a bike ride through the island’s historic countryside. Throughout the years, St. Kitts has remained committed to not only the environment, but also to the responsible management of developme... - Travel Tips: Hitting The Links In St Kitts
Much like other islands in the Caribbean, the tourism industry of St. Kitts has recently been courting the serious traveling golfer. With over 50 million devoted golfers worldwide and far more recreational players, Caribbean golf resorts are turning to golf as a focal point of their tourism efforts. According to published statistics, the traveling golfer, on business or vacation, both travels more often and spends approximately 35 percent more per trip than an average tourist...
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