These islands are referred to as Caribbean countries because they are situated in or around the Caribbean Sea. The name "Caribbean" originates from the Carib people, one of the first groups to ...

2. San Juan, Puerto Rico Photo by Wei Zeng on Unsplash San Juan, one of the most dangerous Caribbean islands, has seen a 15% increase in violent crimes related to drugs and gangs over the past year.

The first night I ever spent in the Caribbean, 25 years ago, was in a small beach resort in Jamaica with my wife and two young children. Around 2am we heard a fire alarm go off and immediately ...

After visiting over 20 Caribbean islands, I know which activities are worth checking out. I've loved snorkeling in Grenada and St. John and seeing animals in Grand Cayman and The Bahamas.

Caribbean islands are already readying themselves for their annual onslaught of winter visitors. And while certain destinations never fail to draw travelers in the hundreds of thousands, there ...

The main islands of St. Thomas, St. Croix, and St. John are attractive places to retire for those seeking mild weather, beautiful beaches, outdoor activities, and access to restaurants and nightlife.

What's more, Haiti currently receives a Level 4 travel advisory from the U.S. State Department amid ongoing civil unrest, with major travel suppliers like Royal Caribbean even suspending cruise trips ...

I've been to 20 Caribbean islands and have observed some common mistakes first-time visitors make. I've noticed many visitors tend to shy away from island hopping and traveling outside their resorts.

7. Lovango Resort and Beach Club St. John Part of the U.S. Virgin Islands, St. John is one of the few Caribbean islands that don’t require a passport from the U.S.

With warm beaches and sunny skies, the Caribbean Islands have long been ideal destinations for U.S. travelers. While some islands are more expensive to visit than others – and travel costs ...

I've been to 20 Caribbean islands and know which activities are worth tourists' time. I recommend snorkeling, land sailing, and hiking.