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Continue reading →: Bonaire the tiny island with the best snorkeling and scuba divinghttps://magazine.keycaribe.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/MG_6153.jpg The tiny island of 17,000 already has plenty to offer for tourists. Considered one of the top snorkeling and scuba diving destinations in the world, the steady winds in Bonaire also offer the ideal environment for windsurfing and kiteboarding. Bonaire Right off the coast of Venezuela, this small Caribbean…
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Continue reading →: The island will be beautiful againhttps://magazine.keycaribe.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/vue-pool-view.jpg Hurricane Irma Normally I will write a positive post about the Caribbean. This time I want to write to express the way I feel for all of the friends, families and business partners on the islands that got struck by hurricane Irma. I hope they all will read this…
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Continue reading →: The reasons to escape the bad weatherhttps://magazine.keycaribe.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Awa_38.jpg The summer is over and we have to start our daily routine again. Autumn is starting and we are stuck behind the four walls of our house. Look at some of the reasons why you should escape the bad weather. 1. The Local Weather. It’s too cold. It’s too…
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Continue reading →: Girls Trip in the Caribbeanhttps://magazine.keycaribe.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/girlstrip0003.jpg Everyone is talking about the movie Girls Trip. It shows how sometimes you just need to go on a trip with friends. Just enjoy yourself without the daily hassle. The Caribbean islands are the perfect place for getting away on a girls trip for a fun week. Whether you’re…
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Continue reading →: Making friends on your vacationhttps://magazine.keycaribe.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/6a219109bf621cff93b3ebc422f3a147.jpeg After a few vacations you start to realize how small the world is. Social media is connecting everyone but on vacation you interact with people in a different way. Some people find the love of their life or some just find that special kind of connection with friends and…
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Continue reading →: Turks & Caicoshttps://magazine.keycaribe.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Awa_17.jpg Turks & Caicos consists of a long chain of islands that stretch from the southernmost tip of the Bahamas down to the edge of the Dominican Republic. Its largest and most populated landmass is picturesque Providenciales, but there are hundreds of sandy cays dotted across the sea that provide endless…
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Continue reading →: Christmas on the beachhttps://magazine.keycaribe.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/fontcandy-1024×676.jpg Christmas on the beach If a White Christmas isn’t what you’re dreaming of this year, there are other options. To somewhere warm and welcoming where you can feel the sand under your feet rather than puddles under your boots, and sun on your skin rather than drizzle in…
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Continue reading →: Barbados the Caribbean paradisehttps://magazine.keycaribe.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/681-2b-e1495120112134.jpg Barbados the Caribbean paradise For many travelers, Barbados is one of those special places that keep them coming back, year after year. With spectacular white sand beaches and sparkling turquoise surf, a vibrant local culture and bustling city vibe, this island are unlike any other in the Caribbean. From…
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Continue reading →: Beautiful beaches, fantastic dinning and extraordinary houseshttps://magazine.keycaribe.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/IMG_3922-1024×682.jpg Beautiful beaches, fantastic dinning and extraordinary houses Half Dutch, half French, St Martin is liked for its beautiful beaches, fantastic dining, and magazine-worthy houses. Here at Key Caribe, St. Martin is a firm island favorite. We enjoy early mornings drinking tea on a stretching swimming pool deck, taking in…
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Continue reading →: Easter in the Caribbeanhttps://magazine.keycaribe.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/FRA7149-1024×683.jpg Easter in the Caribbean Spending Easter in the Caribbean is a warm and welcoming experience. As with most things in the Caribbean, local traditions put a unique tropical spin on the holiday’s religious and secular celebrations. The Religious Roots The dominant religion throughout the Caribbean is Christianity, particularly…
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