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A must-do list on Tobago for avid Caribbean travelers

Trinidad’s bucket-list bacchanal incorporates a slew of must-do public events. Here’s the skinny on what happens when. 

How much do we love the TCI? From the ritzy resorts on the islands' hub of Providenciales to the deserted sands of quirky outpost Salt Cay and all the beguiling islets in between, here are a few of our favorite things about one of our favorite destinations.

I had only been on the new Disney Fantasy for an hour when the “Sailing Away” party featuring Mickey, Minnie, dancers, streamers, and a DJ started. My head was spinning, but my son, 8, was already riding the AquaDuck, the signature water coaster, that dips, loops, and swirls around the entire ship and out across the water. This would pretty much set the pace for my Fantasy inaugural voyage: as much action as the Mouse can cram in for four days. Relaxing? Not really. But lots of fun? Definitely yes.

As Cuba slowly opens up to American tourists, now is the time to go for any traveler looking for a trip with a local touch. 

A luxury cruise. Warm Caribbean waters. And swimming with sharks? A unique adventure is drawing thrill seekers to the waters of Nassau, Bahamas.

Guatemala has been tapped by National Geographic as a top tourist spot for 2012. Photographer Al Argueta visits this unspoiled slice of modern Maya.

A dozen Caribbean denizens and some top places to see them.

It doesn’t get more relaxed than the boho boondocks of Tulum (a 90-minute drive south of Cancun). Check out these tips to enjoy the ultimate beach-bum hangout.

Compact + cool = five of our favorite boutique hotels