Spanish carrier Iberojet has kicked off its first-ever flights between Barcelona and Punta Cana, the Dominican Republic’s most popular tourism destination.
The carrier is now operating two flights per week to Punta Cana, with service on Mondays and Fridays during the summer.
Iberojet is running the service on Airbus A330 aircraft.
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The Bahamas Tourist Office is set to host dozens of boaters in its popular “Boating Flings” this summer.
The caravans of boaters will head from Florida to the Out Islands of The Bahamas; that will include three Flings to Bimini on June 23-26; July 21-24; and July 28-31.
The highlight of the series is a 10-day “fling” to the Abaco archipelago, set from July 7-17.
Both first-time crossers and experienced boaters are encouraged to join the series.
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Another top Caribbean carnival is making its long-awaited return.
Grenada’s Spicemas is back this summer, with the festivities launching on Aug. 8 and 9.
“We are thrilled by the return of Spicemas this summer. It is undoubtedly a highlight of the year for locals and visitors alike, showcasing the best entertainment and culture that Grenada has to offer. We look forward to welcoming revelers who return year after year and first timers for this unique and all-immersive event,” said Petra Roach, CEO of the Grenada Tourism Authority.
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Jamaica is set for the highly-anticipated return of Carnival in Jamaica.
The carnival season begins Friday, July 1, concluding on July 16; Jamaica has not hosted Carnival since April 2019 as a result of the pandemic.
The plan this year, Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett said, is for an “even bigger carnival celebration this year.”
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The legendary Bimini Big Game Club in The Bahamas has debuted a new eatery.
It’s called the Bimini Seafood Company and Conch Bar, and while it’s set in the same location at the resort’s signature upstairs restaurant, it’s a brand new concept.
It’s “all of what you loved about Bimini Big Game Bar & Grill but with delicious food and drink offerings in an expanded menu,” the resort tells Caribbean Journal.
That includes a variety of Bahamian and American dishes.
And it comes with a four-page drink menu.
The hotel itself has long been one of the region’s most famous adventure hotels.
For more, visit the Bimini Big Game Club.
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