Caribbean
in North America

You'll never tire of discovering Antigua's perfect, pristine beaches. Trust us. This Caribbean paradise is everything we dream of—especially when we need a chill getaway.

Beyond its picture-perfect white beaches, Barbados reveals a complex culture shaped by British heritage, Afro-Caribbean rhythm, and a deeply-rooted love for food, rum, and the sea. Days shift from calm west-coast swims to the Atlantic edge in the east, with long lunches in between. It’s an island that needs to be lived effortlessly, and best discovered through its people, kitchens, and unhurried tempo.

Often dubbed the sailing capital of the world, head to the British Virgin Islands for an adventure and sun-filled week across more than 50 islands and cays, each with its own rhythm – from the lively anchorages of Tortola to the quieter, barefoot feel of the smaller islands.

Not the Dominican Republic. Not Dominique in Guadeloupe. Dominica is its own thing entirely, and the distinction matters. Where most Caribbean islands sold themselves to the beach resort decades ago, this one kept the rainforest, the volcanic peaks, the boiling lake steaming quietly in the interior, and the rivers running cold and clear through gorges that see very few visitors. The diving is among the finest in the region. The hiking is serious. Roseau is a small, unpretentious capital that gets on with its day. Dominica is for people who find the standard Caribbean offer vaguely unsatisfying. It will not disappoint them.

The north coast breaks differently to the south, and that tells you something useful about this island. Las Terrenas has cobbled streets, a French bakery, and a beach long enough to feel genuinely private. In February, the Samaná peninsula fills with humpback whales. The best of it sits well outside the all-inclusive resorts. Come with a car, a loose plan, and an appetite.

Louder, more vivid and more alive than most Caribbean islands. The beaches are beautiful but the real draw is everything around them: roadside jerk stands sending smoke into the air, rum bars that keep their own hours, the Blue Mountains rising green and misty above Kingston. There is a culture here that repays curiosity well beyond the resort gates.

A buzzing playground for the international jet set, Saint Barths is chicer than chic. Come to this Caribbean paradise for all of the gossip and all of the glory.

St Vincent and the Grenadines is where emerald hills meet sparkling seas in a Caribbean paradise. Whether you're seeking adventure or relaxation, this enchanting island allows you to savor every moment in paradise.