French St. Martin’s Year of Gastronomy
I spent a week on French St. Martin with three other travel writers, savoring the flavors, spices, traditions, and cultural influences that set St. Martin apart.
Caribbean
GoNOMAD Travel articles about the Caribbean.
Barbados: Beautiful Beaches, Gardens, & Mansions
Barbados offers so much, from its beautiful. beaches to its grand mansions and long history of rum making. A detailed island guide.
Palm Island Resort Offers Peaceful Seclusion
Palm Island Resort in the Grenadines offers all inclusive luxury and many, many amenities that all add up to a secluded relaxing island stay.
Commonwealth of Dominica, West Indies
A guide to the Commonwealth of Dominica, in the West Indies, with where to eat, where to stay, and what not to miss including TiTou Gorge and Boiling Lake.
San Juan Puerto Rico Celebrates 500 Years
Here is guide to the old and new of San Juan, Puerto Rico and the ways you can become involved with the city’s 500-year anniversary festivities.
Antigua for Fun in the Sun
Antigua and Barbuda are island nations with 365 beaches, here is a guide to what to do, see, eat and enjoy while visiting St. John and Antiqua.
Bonaire’s Krazy Karnaval: More than Diving
Bonaire is famous for its diving and underwater exploration. But above ground, every year, their famous Karnaval brings parades, floats, dancing and fun.
Barbados Offers Digital Nomads a Place to Work
Barbados has become an attractive location for digital nomads, if you earn more than $50K a year and want to live there, you’ll be welcomed.
Aruba: Work and Play During the Pandemic
Aruba during the pandemic. This southern Caribbean island is perfectly set up to let digital nomads and others work and play safely in a lush island paradise.
Not Your Grandfather’s Peace Corps
This March, the Peace Corps will be celebrating sixty years of sending people abroad for volunteering opportunities.
A Euro Caribbean Feel on St. Martin
St. Martin and Sint Maarten: where to dine, what to do, details about the beaches and accommodations on these two very different parts of one island.
Water Island, in the US Virgin Islands
Water Island, United States Virgin Islands. This small and rarely visited island is inhabited by just 200 souls, visiting Limestone Beach and Fort Segarra.