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Celebrating Junkanoo in the Bahamas

For many Bahamians, Junkanoo is a part of their lives from an early age.

by Kristin Conard

Trip Planning →

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Quick guide to Aruba

I should have left my heels at home.

by Jessica Festa

Luxury + High End →

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3 ways to see St. Kitts

By land, by sea, and by history.

by Christina Fields

Luxury + High End →

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5 places to eat in St. Kitts

Dining in St. Kitts may be a simple affair or an all day excursion.

by Christina Fields

Budget + Backpacker →

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How to: Budget travel in Cuba

Cuba is not cheap. You may have heard that before, but it's easy to forget.

Trip Planning →

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How to: Travel to Cuba legally as an American

The first thing to know about legal travel to Cuba is that there are two licenses.

by Gabriela Garcia

What NOT to do →

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What NOT to do in Guadeloupe

Matador’s destination expert on Guadeloupe lays out the Caribbean archipelago’s...

Clubs →

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The 10 hottest nightlife spots in Havana, Cuba

From tragically touristy to totally local, our top 10 nightlife guide to Havana takes you...

by Julie Schwietert

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Magic mushrooms and dolphin rides: Tortola

Ditch the cruise ship crowds and join the freaky beach party on Tortola.

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Jost Van Dyke: A chill Caribbean Island getaway

No Shirt, No Shoes, No Problem. And help yourself to drinks from the bar.

Athlete / Explorer Profiles →

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Q&A with top Aruban bodyboarder Jonathan Boekhoudt

Talking up Aruba’s #1 drop-knee bodyboarder.

by Jessica Festa

World Events →

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A smile from Haiti

Amongst the chaos, destruction and death her smile spoke of courage and defiance.

by Cody Forest Doucette

World Events →

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Is the 'classic car' a thing of the past for Cuba?

New law will allow Cubans to own and sell any car, any year.

Volunteer Guides →

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Why you shouldn't run out to volunteer for disaster relief

Volunteering for relief work? Here are some considerations.

by Richard Stupart

Christianity →

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What's going on in this Cuban church?

60 Cubans are holed up in a Havana Pentecostal church with their pastor.

Relationships →

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Cuba wants to pay for your sex change

And then you're free to marry anybody.

by Candice Walsh

Video + Vlogs →

My mustache VS. the waterfall

We take little pieces of places with us.

by Joshywashington

Volunteer + Work →

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Volunteer dispatch: Building houses in Haiti

Our time here wasn’t really about building houses; it was about sharing the reality...

Food →

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Grenadian chocolate, from tree to truffle

...how stinky beans become yummy chocolate.

by Joshywashington

Food →

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Organic chocolate farming in photos

The beans of the Theobroma cacao tree transform into bars of delicious, organic chocolate.

by Joshywashington

Photo + Video + Film →

Haiti in view: Port-au-Prince at night

Driving around Port-au-Prince is eerie and beautiful with this symphonic soundtrack.

by Lindsay Clark

Education →

Ciné Institute: Haiti’s only film school

Haiti's first film school is taking off in the country's artistic capital.

by Lindsay Clark

Musicians →

Haiti in view: A music video from a tent city

Federson Joseph gives a voice to his suffering community.

by Lindsay Clark

World Events →

Haiti in View: Widowed by the earthquake

Few things explain the impact of a massive natural disaster better than a personal...

by Lindsay Clark

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Haiti in view: Life post-earthquake

Two filmmakers find themselves in Port-au-Prince during the earthquake and create a...

by Lindsay Clark

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Haiti in view: Tent cities

One year after tragedy and, for many, little has changed; Port-au-Prince is still...

by Lindsay Clark

Surf →

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Surfers hold memorial paddle-out for Andy Irons

Hundreds of surfers staged a memorial paddle-out in Puerto Rico today for Andy Irons, the...

Team Sports →

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Dogsledding in Jamaica

A dogsledding team in Jamaica? Yeah, mon!

by JoAnna Haugen