How the Caribbean's ultimate playground for the super-rich is reinventing itself
A transformation of one of St Barths' longstanding hotels, ravaged by the 2017 hurricane, is showing a new, more natural side to the island
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A transformation of one of St Barths' longstanding hotels, ravaged by the 2017 hurricane, is showing a new, more natural side to the island
Spring Break 2021: This Might Actually Happen Klara Glowczewska © Courtesy Jumby Bay Antigua Cautiously optimistic spring break travel plans to get you to the Caribbean. Does spring break by the sea—swimming, sand, sundowners—seem to you more a right than a privilege? Aghast at the prospect of being denied it this year? No need for guilt: The desire to get to water—be it ocean, lake, or pool—is in your genes, baby, an urge born of a primordial survival instinct. “All our senses respond positively to water,” says marine biologist Wallace J. Nichols, author of Bl...
Courtesy Jumby Bay Antigua Does spring break by the sea—swimming, sand, sundowners—seem to you more a right than a privilege? Aghast at the prospect of being denied it this year? No need for guilt: The desire to get to water—be it ocean, lake, or pool—is in your genes, baby, an urge born of a primordial survival instinct. “All our senses respond positively to water,” says marine biologist Wallace J. Nichols, author of Blue Mind, because it’s an evolutionary trigger “telling your brain you’re in the right place.” The Caribbean, of course, has long been that place. It has...