Tucked away in the hills at La Romana in the Dominican Republic is this mind-boggling model village, sculpted entirely of stone. Sitting in stark contrast to the traditional Dominican architecture, the purpose-built village of Altos de Chavón was the brainchild of a Hollywood set designer and built to look like a 16th century Mediterranean village,...

Nassau is located on New Providence, the eleventh largest island of the 700 island of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas and off the coast of southern Florida. Nassau, the capital of the nation, and the neighbouring resort and entertainment hub of Paradise Island are connected by two 600-foot bridges. On Nassau Paradise Island, travellers can enjoy th...

The Saint Lucia Tourism Authority has launched the Collection de Pépites to support the 400-plus smaller accommodation properties on the Caribbean island. Collection de Pépites will showcase a range of island accommodation including B&Bs, boutique hotels, inns and luxury villas. It highlights the options of staying in a property of 35 rooms or ...

It's not just the ruins of Tikal enticing visitors to this magical corner of Guatemala. La Lancha is Central America's most charming hidden boutique escape.​ The Maya ruins of Tikal are one of the landmark attractions of Central America, enshrouded by magnificent jungle, yet there is far more reason to come to this remote corner of Guatemala than j...

At Monteverde Lodge & Gardens, you'll experience a guaranteed green vacation experiencing Costa Rica's amazing cloud forest, wildlife, and enjoy all the comforts of home as well.  While many travelers come to Costa Rica for its fabulous beaches and big surf, the Monteverde experience offers something completely different. Set up in the Til...

Costa Rica's sleepy Santa Teresa might feel like the back of beyond, but once you've arrived at luxurious Nantipa, you might never want to leave.​ ​Wandering around in sleepy Santa Teresa, you'd be forgiven for thinking you'd woken up at the end of the world. This remote beach town has only recently started to attract the less than intrepid travell...