A good starting point when planning a trip to the Caribbean, our travel guides are written by our specialists and based on their personal experience. Our specialists return regularly to keep up to date on new developments, and whether you’re planning to wine and dine your way around Barbados, retreat to a villa on a private island or want to trace the development of colonial rule across the region, we aim to help you make the most out of your time.
Along the way, we can offer tips on where to find the best dives sites, secluded beaches, historic plantations or the liveliest Friday night fish fry.
Start planning your tailor-made trip by contacting one of our Caribbean specialists
Our travel guides share our specialists' passion and knowledge for the Caribbean. We travel here regularly to discover new experiences, explore untried areas and dig deeper into the better-known places and attractions. At the same time, we gather advice and up-to-date information on the best-quality guides, new hotels and restaurants, and the most memorable forms of transportation.
Where in the Caribbean? Our island guide
Caribbean specialist and former resident Ludo has sailed across the archipelago. In this guide he explains why each island is distinct, helping you to choose your ideal Caribbean getaway. Explore the historic Nelson’s Dockyard on Antigua, eat in one of Barbados’s fine-dining restaurants or escape to a private island in the Grenadines.
Boutique hotels of the Caribbean
You can opt for an intimate experience in the Caribbean by staying at boutique properties. Hidden Beaches specialist Annabel picks out some of the best hotels, from a cocoa plantation in Saint Lucia to one of Nelson’s beloved spots on Nevis.
What to do in Saint Kitts and Nevis: our highlights guide
Our Caribbean specialists have put together some of their top places to visit and things to do on the islands of Saint Kitts and Nevis. Highlights include hiking on Saint Kitts, following the Nevis heritage trail, and exploring Brimstone Fortress and Basseterre.
Touring in the Caribbean: trips to get you out of the resorts
Known for beach holidays, the Caribbean is often overlooked as a multi-stop destination for wider exploring. Caribbean specialist Annabel picks out her top three trip ideas to give you an idea of what’s possible, if you want to get beyond your resort.
What to do in Saint Lucia: our highlights guide
Arguably the most beautiful of all the Caribbean islands, Saint Lucia is a vibrant cultural melting pot of European and African influences.
What to do in Grenada: our highlights guide
Utterly charming and laid back, Grenada is known as the ‘Isle of Spice’. This little island at the southern tip of the Grenadines is an alluring balance of lush rainforest, sparkling waterfalls and powdery white beaches.
What to do in St Vincent and the Grenadines: our highlights guide
Our Caribbean specialists choose their top things to see and do on a trip to St Vincent and the Grenadines. Highlights include exploring Bequia and St Vincent, sailing to the Tobago Cays, staying on a private island and walking the coastal path on Union Island.
In-depth Barbados: best experiences beyond the beach
Though it’s known for its bright-blue waters and soft-sand beaches, there’s more to Barbados than Caribbean pleasures, says our specialist Annabel. You can eat with the locals on Friday night, wander in a botanical garden and discover its rum-soaked colonial history.
What to do in Antigua: our highlights guide
Antigua is best known for the many beautiful beaches that line her shores, as well as the islanders' fondness for cricket. There are plenty of other activities to enjoy, such as diving and sailing. Here we highlight just a few.
Caribbean honeymoons
Hidden Beaches specialist Francesca shares why she thinks the Caribbean is an ideal honeymoon destination. With a variety of islands to choose from, she explains the appeal of each island, from the sugar plantations of Saint Kitts to luxury yachts in the British Virgin Islands. Discover some of the best Caribbean resorts as well as converted colonial plantations and an organic farm.
