Exuma Bucket List: 17 Great Things to Do on the Prettiest Bahamas Islands
From swimming with pigs to exploring picturesque cays to great beaches, the Bahama's Exuma islands has something for everyone.
Where to Stay in Havana: 12 Best Airbnb Rentals in Cuba’s Capital City
Finding out where to stay in Havana is easier than you think. It may lack hotels, but Cuba's capital city has many Airbnb rentals from budget to luxury.
Jamaica Luxury & Adventure: 2 Unique Days Near Montego Bay
Montego Bay and the nearby surrounding cities in Jamaica offer a taste in luxurious and adventurous things to see and do. From 5-star dining to waterfall rope swings.
Havana’s Hippest Art Factory: Fabrica de Arte Cubano
Fabrica de Arte Cubano is one of the coolest things to do in Cuba's capital city of Havana. It's a trendy bar, art gallery, event arena and happening dance club all rolled into one.
20 Stunning Photos to Inspire Your Havana Bucket List
It's easy to understand the draw to Havana — with vintage cars, kitschy galleries, countless photograph opportunities and an up-and-coming Cuban food scene.
Racing an America’s Cup Sailing Boat Through the Caribbean
We sailed aboard an authentic America's Cup regatta yacht as a crew member, competing in a light-hearted race where the only reward was bragging rights, and possibly a little extra rum punch.
Havana Bucket List: 40 Things to Do In Cuba’s Capital
Havana is a blend of the old and new, where vintage cars seamlessly mix with kitschy galleries and cool things to do in Cuba's capital are never-ending.
An American Traveling to Havana: What You Need to Know to go to Cuba
Americans can travel to Cuba, you just need to know how. With a little guidance being able to drink mojitos, learn to salsa and explore the streets of Havana is within reach.
Pig Beach: The Bahama’s Swimming Pigs of Exuma Island
The Exuma Cays in the Bahamas has a new island hot spot — Pig Beach. Take a boat excursion to the piggy island and hang out with the swimming pigs.
5 Things to Learn & See in Cuba
Vintage Cars, Cigars, and Colorful architecture is what comes to the mind of most people when they think about Cuba. But there is so much more. I have been interested in visiting Cuba for several years now — and as US Cuba relations improve, I can just imagine the growth and development that will occur once things are totally normalized.