Caribbean

GoNOMAD Travel articles about the Caribbean.

Cartagena, Colombia for Christmas

A Christmas visit to one of the prettiest and most popular cities in Colombia–Cartagena de Indias, which is surrounded by a wall right by the Caribbean.

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Nevis, West Indies: Pictures of Paradise

Nevis, an Island Paradise in the West Indies By Paul Shoul After a short four-hour flight from Boston and a 10-minute water taxi ride from its sister island St Kitts, I arrived in paradise. Waves lapped the shores of a palm-lined beach, turquoise waters glimmered, the view was spectacular from my beach chair. A” killer […]

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Hotel Saratoga in Havana: The Best in the City

Hotel Saratoga: A Tale of Two Cities By Lynn Cianfarani The resort community of Saratoga Springs, New York, known for healing waters, horses, and an overall joie de vivre, has long been a summer home to the wealthy and well-traveled. Roughly 1,500 miles south of the upstate New York community, however, another Saratoga draws the […]

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Valley of Viñales: Cuba’s Hidden Shangri-La

Rural, Beautiful Viñales, the Shangri La of Cuba By Habeeb Salloum “You’re lucky! I never did get around to visit Valle de Viñales. They tell me it’s Cuba’s Shangri-la!” A Canadian acquaintance that I met in Havana seemed jealous when I told him that I had joined a group leaving the next morning for this […]

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Cuba: Seeing Less-Visited Places, Like Gibara

Researching Cuba the author found Gibara, on the north coast–where little happens. It became their favorite Cuban town.

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Carriacou, Speaking Words of the Bard

On Shakespeare Mas day in the small island of Carriacou, locals dress in period costume and recite the words of the bard. Shakespeare in Carriacou, West Indies

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MSC Cruises’ New Island Paradise

MSC Cruises will be opening a unique island paradise in 2017, their own new island in the Bahamas.

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Curaçao’s Sweet Case of the Blues

The International BlueSeas Festival—and then some. By Bruce Northam “You have to know how to read the wind,” says my native Curaçaoan guide, Eugene, while pointing to a flock of swiftly fleeting clouds. I’ve only been here an hour, but that wind sends us right into an omen of what lies ahead: laidback locals, great […]

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Carriacou, a One-of-a-Kind Caribbean Island

Carriacou is an island off the coast of Grenada in the Grenadines, where glitzy resorts are replaced with empty beaches and a low key lifestyle.

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Trinidad: Off The Beaten Path

Off the Beaten Path Trails in Trinidad: Five Places You Can’t Miss On the Big Island Although Caribbean islands are primarily marketed as luxury destinations, there’s a lot more to see off the beaten trail. Trinidad, the larger of the twin islandrepublic of Trinidad and Tobago, is found at the end of the Caribbean archipelago, […]

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Uvita, Costa Rica: Envisioning a New Festival

Envision Festival in Costa Rica: A jungle haven for music-lovers, yogis, and permaculture fans By: Devinne Zadravec Welcome to the Jungle There’s heat, and then there’s the heat of a Costa Rican summer, on the coast, in the middle of the jungle. Body slick with sweat, head pounding, and the sound of frantically buzzing insects […]

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Tobago Cays: An Exercise in Idealism

Swimming with Sea Turtles in Tobago Cays By Kitiara Pascoe By the time I reach Union Island in the Caribbean, I’ve been sailing for nine months. I left England wearing eight layers with a chilly sea kicking up in my face and seven thousand miles later, I’ve found it. I’ve found the reason I left. […]

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