Tropical Vacations

25 ways to save on Caribbean travel

Savor surf, sun, and sand for less at these bargain beach locales.The cost of living may be low on most Caribbean islands, but by the time you add up your expenses for activities, lodging and meals, a Caribbean vacation could cost more than you expect.


World’s top snorkeling spots

One of the world's best snorkeling spots is in the Bahamas. The tiny Bimini Islands offer a great variety of snorkeling sights, including coral gardens, plenty of reef fish and (maybe) even the road to the legendary lost city of Atlantis.Snorkeling can be one of the best ways to see a tropical vacation spot and gain an appreciation of its wild side — the kind that doesn't do karaoke at the hotel bar until all hours of the night.


‘Lost’ fans search on Waikiki Beach for answers

The show is one of the most complicated, so we offer what is known and not known about the major players.What is that black smoke monster? Will Jack's plan to rewrite history work? Will Sun be reunited with Jin?  What happens to the island? What does it all mean? How will it end?


Top 10 islands off the beaten track

A Mauritian fishing boat sails past the “Flor de la Mar,” a small replica of a pirate galleon, taking tourists along the East coast of Mauritius towards Ile aux Cerfs which has one of the most picturesque and spectacular beaches on the Indian Ocean island.After a frenzy of family activities over the holidays, peace and solitude is a dream for many people.


Top Caribbean beach bars

Sip on a Hurricane David — vodka, two rums, Crème de Cocoa, and lime juice — ($10), the signature drink at Basil’s Bar, on Mustique Island in the West Indies.Soak up the sun and surf while sipping on a cold cocktail at one of these sandy spots.


Bonaire, a diver’s paradise

Divers frequently find tube sponges and brain corals diving near Bonaire. On a slow ascent to the surface of the water from 60 feet (18 meters) down, the dive master spots something thrilling along the reef and extends her hand with all five fingers wiggling excitedly. It is a signal that can mean only one thing: Octopus!


Travel industry gearing up for return to Cuba
It's too soon for Americans to plan a Cuban vacation of beach, mambo and mojitos, but the U.S. travel industry is gearing up for a return to its largest Caribbean destination.

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