Wake up to turquoise blue ocean water steps from your bed and enjoy the privacy of booking a bungalow. Bungalows are an ...

If you're dreaming of an overwater bungalow getaway without flying halfway across the world, Sandals Resorts delivers lu ...

Nayara is known for its jungle-immersed boutique hotels in nearby Costa Rica, but with overwater bungalows at their Bocas del Toro property, this one might be the best of the bunch. Isla ...

With stunning locations, renowned dining, and beachfront accommodations, Sandals Resorts delivers an unforgettable experience.

Oil Nut Bay, a luxe community in the British Virgin Islands, just unveiled its new Sundara Spa + Studio. We got an exclusive ...

While tourists sip cocktails in overwater bungalows, some neighboring islands are literally running out of fresh water. Tourism accounts for more than 20 percent of Maldives’ GDP and is likely ...

The famed private island resort Jumby Bay Island is just as luxe as you'd imagine, but with a laid-back vibe that makes it a celebrated return destination for families and friends year after year.

The U.S. State Department has determined and certified Cuba as a "not fully cooperating country" (NFCC) for not helping with counterterrorism efforts after the island nation failed to turn over at ...

Office of the Presidency of Cuba The Bahamian government appears to have signed off on a contract that directs most of the money paid for the services of four Cuban health professionals to a Cuban ...

Thanks to its turquoise water, the overwater bungalows and white-sand bliss, the South Asian country really had my heart. But I’m now ready to hand in my Maldivian membership card, because I ...

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David Fickling is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering climate change and energy. Previously, he worked for Bloomberg News, the Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times. It sounds like the ...