By Ryan Ver Berkmoes, Lonely Planet
When our authors hit the road they’re on a mission to hunt down the fresh, the transformed, the hot and the happening. Here are a few of our favorites that sparked their interest while researching Lonely Planet’s latest Discover Caribbean guide.
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Falmouth Cruise Port
Jamaica now has a third major port of call for cruise ships. Go on heritage walks around the historic 18th-century town.
Punta Rusia, Dominican Republic
A new paved road makes it much easier to reach this small town along the north coast. It’s a popular spot for travelers who want real nature.
Saba and Sint Eustatius
The two very small islands of Saba and Sint Eustatius became ‘special municipalities’ of the Netherlands and have adopted the US dollar as their currency.
Martinique
Jardin Botanique du Carbet is a beautiful new botanical garden created around ruins from the colonial era. It’s in the hills, just a short drive from Fort-de-France.
Belmond La Samanna, St-Martin
One of the largest and best-known resorts in the Caribbean reopened after a huge renovation. The Belmond’s commanding views of the island’s best beaches are better than ever.
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