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- Sep 29, 2026
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This Tiny Caribbean Beach Hotel Just Became an Adults-Only Escape - Caribbean Journal (opens the original)
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Silversands Beach House has shifted to an adults-only experience, with just 28 rooms and suites overlooking secluded Portici Beach in Grenada. One of Grenada’s most intimate luxury hotels just got even quieter. Silversands Beach House, the 28-room retreat overlooking Portici Beach, has officially become an adults-only hotel, with bookings now limited to guests ages 16 and up. The change is effective immediately, giving travelers another adults-only option in a Caribbean increasingly filled with
Princess Cruises Is Putting a Caribbean Twist on the Holidays This Year - Caribbean Journal (opens the original)
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Princess Cruises is turning Christmas week into a Caribbean vacation, with holiday sailings from Fort Lauderdale that include the Panama Canal, Costa Rica and a new stop at Celebration Key in The Bahamas. Christmas morning, somewhere in the Caribbean. Maybe you’re sailing through warm blue water. Maybe you’re headed for a beach in The Bahamas. Maybe you’re somewhere between Costa Rica and the Panama Canal, with another week of vacation still ahead of you. That’s the idea behind Princess Cruises’
This Aruba Food Festival Might Be the Caribbean’s Best-Kept Culinary Secret, With Chef Dinners, Beach Days and a Street Party - Caribbean Journal (opens the original)
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Aruba’s nine-day Autentico Culinary Festival brings Restaurant Week, limited-seat chef experiences and a two-night street festival to an island whose authentic food culture remains one of its biggest untold stories. There is the Aruba everybody knows: Palm Beach, Eagle Beach, that impossibly reliable sunshine, the divi-divi trees and the long line of restaurants and resorts along the western coast. Then there is the Aruba that starts to emerge when you spend enough time here, drive around the is
Little Cayman Is an Island for Caribbean Lovers, With Empty Beaches, Rum, Roosters and a Legendary Reef - Caribbean Journal (opens the original)
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Little Cayman is the Caribbean distilled to its essentials: empty beaches, tiny beach bars, world-class diving, colorful bungalows and an island where roosters still have the right of way. Nobody seems particularly concerned about it, which tells you almost everything you need to know about Little Cayman. You slow down, wait for him to finish whatever business has brought him into the middle of the road and continue toward a beach where there is a very good chance nobody else will be waiting. We
Marriott Just Reopened This Barbados All-Inclusive Resort, After a Major Transformation - Caribbean Journal (opens the original)
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The transformed Tamarind is back on Barbados’ west coast as an Autograph Collection all-inclusive, with redesigned rooms, new dining concepts and a major focus on local experiences. The water here has that unmistakable West Coast look: calm, impossibly blue and usually just a few steps from wherever you happen to be sitting. It’s the Barbados people picture when they imagine the island’s Platinum Coast, a shoreline of small coves, beach hotels and spectacular Caribbean Sea sunsets. And one of th
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