Caribbean and Central America
From Jamaica to Barbados, the Caribbean islands are frequented by many a cruiser. Here you will find personal accounts and stories of those who have cruised, explored, and experienced the Caribbean in all its beauty.
Back in the BVI
The pandemic still poses some travel challenges, but now may be the best time in years to charter in the islands.
Slowing Down in the Grenadines
The Grenadines are a paradise of islands with unique character and widely varied offerings for cruisers looking to expand their horizons.
British Virgin Islands: A Reachable Dream
A magical playground for children of all ages, the BVI have topped cruising itineraries for eons—and with good reason.
Mexico to the Canal: 'Panama Posse' Rally Picks Up Where CUBAR Leaves Off
Information Sessions Upcoming in San Diego
Pusser's at Marina Cay, BVI, Is No More
Can't Afford the Lease Post Irma
Caribbean Blowout: Nine Great Stories
Our Authors Take You on a Virtual Cruise
25 (More) Fascinating Fun Facts About the Caribbean
Celebrities, Cuisine, Culture and History
25 Fabulous Fun Facts About the Caribbean (Videos)
September Issue of the Magazine Takes Readers Down Island
Cruising Island Comeback
The U.S. Virgins Islands have surged back from the devastation of the 2017 hurricanes, with new infrastructure plans that will benefit charterers and cruisers alike.
Paradise Next Door
Cuba and The Bahamas: These two island nations are separated by only 14 miles, yet are worlds apart.
Mexican Alternative to Panama Canal: A Boon for Cruisers?
Cruising Guide Author Pat Rains Hope So
What To Do When There's a Pedophile in the Anchorage? (Blog)
My Experience in One Particular Harbor
Cruise Ship To the Rescue (Videos)
Sailors Adrift in the Caribbean for a Month, Six Days Without Food
Boat Clean-Up Continues Apace (Video)
Busy Times for U.S. Coast Guard in Puerto Rico
Cruising Cuba's South Coast Described in New Video
Paul Madden Highlights Best Places Along 1,000-Mile Shore
Cuban-Americans Can Now Visit Cuba on Their Own Boats (Blog)
As the U.S. Cracks Down, Cuba Loosens Up
U.S. Boaters Get a Reprieve on Cuba Travel; Go Now (Blog)
Chaos Elsewhere in the World Delays Trump Crackdown, Travel Industry Insider Says
U.S. Boats May Continue To Visit Cuba, Feds Say (Video)
However, Starting Soon, Most Boaters Will Have To Go in Organized Tours
Hurricane Hole: Contributor Jay Campbell Hunkers Down During Hurricane Matthew
When the noteworthy storm made landfall in Great Harbor Key, it registered as a Category 4, with sustained winds reaching or exceeding 120 mph.
The Spanish Virgin Islands: Now a Moorings Destination
Starting in January, The Moorings will begin offering powercat charters in Puerto Rico’s spectacular—and lesser known compared to some of her neighbors—Spanish Virgin Islands.