Cancun & the Caribbean

There's a version of the Caribbean that's a resort pool, a swim-up bar, and a flight home. That's not what I plan.

The Caribbean is 700 islands across 2.5 million square miles of water. Each island has its own personality, its own cuisine, its own reason to go. St. Barths is quiet luxury. Barbados has a food scene that rivals cities twice its size. The Turks and Caicos has some of the clearest water in the world. Antigua's English Harbour is a working marina town with 18th-century naval history built into its streets.

And Cancun — more than the hotel zone that most people picture. The Yucatán Peninsula behind it has Chichén Itzá, the cenotes, Tulum, Mérida. A week that starts on the beach and ends somewhere genuinely unexpected.

I plan Caribbean and Cancun trips for clients who want the relaxation without sacrificing the quality — the right property, the right island, the right time of year. There's a meaningful difference between a good Caribbean trip and a generic one. I know what makes that difference.