Places Visited

Land's End at the tip of Baja — dramatic arches, turquoise water, and the Pacific meeting the Sea of Cortez.

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Colorful colonial streets, classic cars, and a coastline that stretches endlessly into the warm Caribbean.

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Reggae rhythms, lush mountains tumbling into the sea, and harbors full of warmth and good stories.

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Old San Juan's cobblestones, El Morro's ramparts, and the best sunsets in the Atlantic.

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A volcanic peak draped in rainforest, with a harbor that feels like stepping back in time.

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The Nature Isle — waterfalls, boiling lakes, and the most dramatic green coastline in the Caribbean.

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The Pitons rising from the sea, volcanic beaches, and a sailing culture that runs deep.

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A slice of France in the tropics — baguettes, rum distilleries, and anchorages ringed by mountains.

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Unspoiled and unhurried — black sand beaches, lush valleys, and the gateway to the Grenadines.

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The Spice Isle — nutmeg, cinnamon, and a protected harbor at St. George's that sailors dream about.

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Steel pan birthplace, Carnival energy, and a southern anchorage where the Atlantic finally calms.

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The Bay Islands — Roatán's coral walls, crystal-clear water, and a laid-back pace that slows everything down.

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A remote Colombian island with the world's third-largest barrier reef and almost no crowds.

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The Sea of Seven Colors — shallow banks shifting from turquoise to deep indigo, ringed by white sand.

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The crossroads of the world — the Canal, the San Blas archipelago, and the end of one ocean, the start of another.

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