Bamboo rafting in the Blue Mountains of Jamaica. Treasure Beach . (Click photos for info.) Nestled on Jamaica’s South Coast is Treasure Beach, a six-mile stretch of coral-colored and sometimes black sands with private coves and … Continue reading →
Antigua, Spanish for Ancient. A Hobi Cat ready for action at Jolly Beach, Antigua. When I say blue water, what shade of blue do you think of? Chances are, you may think of blueberries, the sky, … Continue reading →
Dominica, The Nature Island. Dominica (pronounced Domineeka), is a combination of ABC’s “Lost”, the Garden Isle of Kauai, and an ecologically aware day spa all wrapped into one hidden gem of an island. Tourism doesn’t run rampant here … Continue reading →
The Sign Says: You Came to St. Barts to Relax . . . So Relax with Wimco.com Views of St. Barts from pool at Villa Jardin. As I swam, the rainbow that’s ubiquitous on St. Barts quickened … Continue reading →
Luxury all-inclusives in the Caribbean. Visited mostly by droves of love-struck honeymooners and cruise ship passengers, the Caribbean island nation of Saint Lucia is the most developed in the region. Luxurious beachfront all-inclusive resorts are the main draw … Continue reading →
Click Marcus for the Next Jazz Cruise. The Marcus Miller Band jams on the High Seas. It was chart topper talent on the first annual Playboy Jazz Cruise in January, 2009, and the 24th full … Continue reading →
Soufriere Hills Volcano is Still Active. From the moment I saw it, I knew Montserrat was a magical island. The waters were deep blue and I could see straight through to the ocean floor. Striped tropical fish scurried … Continue reading →
Click photo for the next Smooth Jazz Cruise. Even though the stabilizers of Holland America’s Westerdam kept the cruise liner smooth while sailing the eastern Caribbean, the ship was still swaying during the 2008 Dave Koz and Friends at Sea Jazz … Continue reading →
Click the photo for The Condado Plaza Hilton. Sub-zero record-breaking temperatures blanketed much of the U.S. this winter. But while many wore calluses into their hands from continually digging their cars out of the snow, I was laying … Continue reading →
Hey, It’s The U.S.V.I. The annual Carnival celebrations in St. Thomas and the St. Croix Triathalon have strengthened the .U.S. Virgin Islands fame as the number one destination for travelers worldwide at a time when the 2003 edition … Continue reading →
Click Photo To Sail/Dive The BVIs On The Cuan Law Dive Boat Privateers Bay. White Beach. Smugglers Cove. These are actual places in the British Virgin Islands, not themed restaurants in an amusement park. Why aren’t you here? … Continue reading →
