CT+L superstar travel expert Sarah Greaves-Gabbadon shows you the best beaches, best restaurants, best resorts, and yes, the world's best conch salad from her recent perfect trip to the Turks and Caicos, from Provo to Salt Cay and favorite places in between. 

With his latest chart-topper, "Summer in Kingston," dancehall sensation Shaggy returns to his roots. Read about reggae's platinum man in the November 2011 issue of Caribbean Travel + Life – then check out our essential playlist featuring a few hits from Shaggy and other contemporary stars.

The end of summer brings dreamy travel deals to the Caribbean. (Aug/Sept 2010)

On a recent flight I sat next to a woman who was deeply engrossed in a reading a book on her Kindle. We started chatting and she couldn’t stop raving about how perfect the e-reader is for travel.

Visitors to the Caribbean know that the islands are speckled with interesting characters, and St. John, USVI is certainly home to its fair share (maybe more than its fair share).

Hi all, blogging from the lush, verdant isle of St. John, USVI, where part of the reason it's so green right now is the rain that's been falling intermittently for the last week.

Torrential rain scuttled my plan to visit Reach Falls this morning (May is rainy season in Jamaica), but the afternoon turned out to be unforgettable.

I'm only three sunny days into my Grenada adventure and I've already had the pleasure of consuming some truly sensational meals (tonight I suspect I'll have another when I dine at the acclaimed Aquarium).

For the aspiring royalty out there, this picturesque little islet seen just offshore from Montserrat (with Nevis silhouetted beyond) is Redonda - an uninhabited volcanic rock whose empire is up for grabs. While no one actually owns the land or rules here, a fuzzy lineage of power has been passed down from one wannabe-king to the next...always verbally.

I’ve been around – when it comes to beaches, that is. In two years at CT+L I’ve surveyed my fair share of sands, from the brown-sugar grains of St. Lucia’s Anse Chastanet to the powdery stretch at Les Salines in St. Barts and Grenada’s tranquil Pink Gin beach.