Destinations in Caribbean & Bermuda:
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One of the few of its kind, the narrow gauge railway loops travellers through verdant jungles, over canyon-spanning steel bridges and along the island’s rocky coast.
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In a former no-go neighbourhood of San Juan, artists are transforming derelict building facades into vibrant murals that tell the story of the island better than any museum.
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These six cities are known for their top-notch brews and caffeine-focused cultures – perfect for those on an extended stay.
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As an alternative to the Dominican Republic’s all-inclusive resorts, owners are opening more eco-conscious lodges that are small, play a part in the local community – and stunning.
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There’s more to the Caribbean island capital than its diminutive dimensions insinuate.
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As state control over Cuba’s food supply lessens, local restaurants are gaining access to previously hard-to-find ingredients, and hometown chefs are bringing their talents back.
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As the spice isle – almost untouched by tourism development compared to its neighbouring islands – hopes to lure visitors, it is also striving to maintain its distinctive character.
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BBC Travel reader Eleni Anastasopoulos is heading to Puerto Rico next month and is seeking suggestions on where to go and what to do. Our Facebook followers provided some ideas.
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This beloved dish pays tribute to the Caribbean island’s rich history and its embracing culture, both of which continue to permeate its food and its people.
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One of the most iconic and romanticised cities in the world, Havana reveals many varying faces when you scratch beneath the surface and hang out with the Habaneros.
Editors' Picks
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These five destinations will be in travellers’ sights this year, but what is it like to live there? We asked locals for the inside scoop.
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West of downtown Los Angeles, rugged Malibu Creek State Park has stood in for numerous faraway lands in classic TV shows and films.
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When a series of tragedies struck, Dalene and Pete Heck quit their six-figure jobs for an uncertain life on the road – and they haven’t looked back.
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The half-smoke might be Washington DC’s only indigenous food.
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A one-square-inch spot in Washington’s Olympic National Park lures people from around the world.
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Discover some of the most stunning travel photography, from the strikingly beautiful skies of Scotland to the rugged mountains of Malibu Creek State Park.
