GoNOMAD Travel articles about the Caribbean.
This March, the Peace Corps will be celebrating sixty years of sending people abroad for volunteering opportunities. To celebrate this milestone, they have a variety of different virtual activities planned for this event, which you can sign up for or read more about at their official website.
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, United States Virgin Islands. This small and rarely visited island is inhabited by just 200 souls, visiting Limestone Beach and Fort Segarra.
Caribbean’s lesser-known islands are explored, including Nevis, Dominica, Caymans, Mustique and the outer islands of the Bahamas.
Jamaica and other Caribbean islands are hotspots for tourists to get close to the equator and enjoy the glistening sun and drinks on the beach.
British Virgin Islands: Tips and advice from a seagoing captain about chartering a vessel to cruise Virgin Gorda, Cooper, Norman Islands, Deadman Bay.
The Caribbean offers so many treasures…including treasures you can dive into, Grand Cayman, fun places like Dunn’s River Falls, and much more.
Dominica: Enjoying the beauty of nature visiting waterfalls, Trafalgar’s mother falls, extinct volcanoes at Cabrits National Park, Batibou Beach.
Barbados, a guide to seeing the sights besides the beautiful beaches, including Sunbury Plantation House, Animal Flowers Cave, and Andromeda Gardens.
I was attracted to the cruise because of Wind’s size. Cruising the Caribbean with 3000 to 5000 of my new best friends on an 1100 foot ship never appealed to me.
Cuba. What has changed in 2019 for Americans to travel to Cuba. Well, it’s not that much different, but you should read the new rules if you want to go.
Via Hero connects travelers in Puerto Rico with locals who can show them around and give personalized tours. Interview with Via Hero’s Greg Buzulencia.
