Click The Above Title To Read The Original Posted Article In the Caribbean there are a couple of cruise departure locations but the Caribbean’s busiest cruise port is San Juan Puerto Rico. This port provides a large natural harbor and perhaps the largest international airport in the region. San Juan is a big metropolitan areaContinue reading “Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, A Port Of Call”
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Images Of Winter Escapes
January starts the season where we beging to daydream of warm breezes, crystal clear water and white sandy beaches. Here’s a little inspiration… Looking for travel inspiration or information? Search The Intentional Traveler website: More Recent Posts In The Intentional Travelers:
Todays Image • Last Stop
On the rugged Atlantic coast of Barbados is an area known as Bath Sheba where surfers go to catch the big waves. We have friends that have a beach house there and we usually spend a day at Bath Sheba when we visit. It is also the last stop on a Barbados bus route andContinue reading “Todays Image • Last Stop”
Todays Image • Safe Harbor Castries
The Caribbean is the number one cruise destination in the world for good reason. It’s easily accessible from American cruise ports. It offers a wide range of interesting ports of call and it provides great winter beach escapes. A favorite cruise port of call is Castries, St. Lucia where you can bask in the tropical Sun, sail the coastContinue reading “Todays Image • Safe Harbor Castries”
An Old House In St. Croix
A few years ago at an outdoor art fair there was an artist showing watercolors of scenes in the Caribbean. One caught my eye as it was an old house that I thought I recognized and I asked if it was on St. Croix. She said yes and that she had lived there for aContinue reading “An Old House In St. Croix”
St. George Harbour, Grenada W.I.
Grenada is a Caribbean country that’s been dubbed the “Spice Isle”. This hilly island is famous for its numerous nutmeg plantations that make it one of the worlds major suppliers. The capital, St. George’s, features colorful homes, Georgian architecture and the early-18th-century Fort George standing watch over a narrow harbor. It was also the siteContinue reading “St. George Harbour, Grenada W.I.”