Caribbean

Even in paradise, camping is still camping. But at less than $100 a night, it’s worth the nuisances — spiders and all.

Only 21 miles long, this Caribbean island is best explored by scooter — and it's a ride you won't soon forget.

When luggage gets lost, it means a week with just a swimsuit and change of clothes. Then again, isn't that all you need?

Quiet and unspoiled, the island of Nevis in the Caribbean is perfect for seasoned travelers who like raw nature and relaxing getaways.

While vacationing in Aruba, a small Dutch island off the coast of Venezuela, a visitor discovers the healing power of travel.

Once rich from the sugar trade, today the Caribbean island of St. Kitts is popular for different reasons -- sun, beaches and a unique culture all its own.

In Havana, Cuba, the Spanish guitar strums and American and Russian cars share the roads. Time has slowed and the city is alive.

Grenada is much more than a beach destination. This "island of spice" has a rich history and many activities for travelers to Grenada.

Vacations for the entire family.

Though difficult to find, this natural treasure in the British Virgin Islands is well worth the visit.

In Turks and Caicos, white sand serves as more than just beach.

A group of former Amherst college ballplayers take a once-in-a-lifetime cultural and geographic journey to play in Cuba against talented players.

Cuba exists in a time warp, and travelers are drawn to the bygone 1950s era, complete with pink Pontiac convertibles and a secret Hemingway hangout bar.

A shark dive in the Bahamas produces stunning underwater photos and plenty of adreneline.