Alexander Britell

Our annual guide to the coolest hotels in the Caribbean, from jungle retreats to legendary pink-sand hotels.

The sign says Restaurant and Rummery. The latter’s not a word you see very often. But it’s also a reliable guarantor of a door you should open.

The long-awaited Andaz Turks and Caicos now has an opening date, Caribbean Journal has learned.

It wasn’t on the bingo cards of most prognosticators in the travel industry — but the Caribbean hotel industry is having an historically good year so far in 2026, according to new data provided to Caribbean Journal from analytics firm STR.

Sure, you know the legends. Places like Soggy. Foxy’s. Maho. Dune Preserve. Sunshine’s. I could go on and on. So could you.

American Airlines is bringing back service to Haiti, Caribbean Journal has learned.

Speightstown is the coolest beach town in the Caribbean right now.

It’s a secret recipe. Sure, I can guess. Some form of batter and salted cod. Deep fried until they’ve reached that nexus.

This week was National Piña Colada day. And while I don’t usually wade into these arbitrary calendrical celebrations, it did remind me of a longtime dispute in Puerto Rico: namely, the birthplace of the Piña Colada.

I’ve been coming to Grand Cayman for two decades, and Seven Mile Beach always surprises. Just how warm the water is. How clear it is. How perfect it is.