Cruising the Caribbean? You may be lucky enough to visit Bequia, the second largest island in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, next only to St. Vincent itself. Size here is only relevant to the other Grenadines considering this island is tiny: seven square miles ( 18 square km) long, and home to about 5000+ inhabitants.
Antigua is the larger of the Leeward Islands that comprise the country of Antigua and Barbuda in the Caribbean. An independent state since 1981, the country is promoted as a luxury destination ...
Shari Marsh, owner of Cruise Holidays Land & Sea and Certified Sandals Expert, joins Ken of RTE Travel Talk to review the luxurious Sandals Dunn's River All-Inclusive Resort.
Shari Marsh, real travel expert and owner of Cruise Holidays Land & Sea, joins Ken for a review of her recent stay at Sandals Grenada. Shari explains the three levels of Sandals: luxury, club and butler elite, and how ...
In the Caribbean there is a smaller island that presents two faces to the world. Such diversity in one stop may be one of the reasons this destination is so popular ... It is the island of Sint Maarten and Saint Martin!
There are many small Caribbean islands to choose from for your relaxing beach vacation in the sun. Here we will visit three from the Lesser Antilles, smallest to largest – and all very different.
North of Dominica in the Lesser Antilles are some of the Caribbean’s better kept secrets – the islands of Gaudeloupe. Called Karukera by the original inhabitants meaning ...
Belize is now open to tourism again after the recent pandemic restrictions world-wide. This small Caribbean country (70 miles wide by about 400 miles long) in Central America has so much to offer the visitor...
Sandals®Royal Barbados Review Shari Marsh is a Certified Sandals Specialist. Ken of RTE Travel Talk interviews Shari about her recent stay at Sandals® Royal Barbados. Is a Sandals resort right for you? Shari explains the three levels of Sandals luxury. Plus just what does "Stay at One, Play at All" mean? And [...]
Martinique is a little bit of France in the Caribbean. The island, part of the Lesser Antilles, is a port of call for numerous popular cruise lines but can easily be a destination onto itself. There is so much to see and do!