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It’s time to travel authentically and expand your Caribbean experience beyond beaches with white-sand and spring break festivities. These five must-see historical landmarks will help you immerse yourself in the Caribbean’s culture and history. Curacao’s Historic Harbor and Inner City of Willemstad Splash into spring break by discovering what makes Curacao so sweet; it’s not the colorful liqueur in Blue Curacao

From Abaco in the north to Aruba in the south, the Caribbean abounds in festivals and fun this year. Here’s a sampling of the events awaiting visitors through July. Curacao Carnival, which runs through March 5, features tumba, a musical rhythm of African origin that was introduced in Aruba and Curacao in the 17th century.

A dream wedding on the One Happy Island of Aruba means that there will be a minimal chance of rain, virtually no chance of having the party tents blown away by a passing hurricane, and a constant supply of sunshine combined with a cooling breeze to keep everybody from getting too hot. Additionally, Aruba is

Go ahead and Google “family vacation.” You’ll find plenty of pictures showing a husband and wife, with two kids, having fun in the sun on a beach. This might be the vacation of your dreams as a traveler, but if you’re a single-parent family searching for an epic adventure, these images might not resonate. Despite

A family vacation is a big deal. Some families only get the chance to go on a vacation once a year. And when you do finally get to go, you want to make sure your experience is good, even if something goes wrong. “Of course no one wants anything to go wrong, but if it