Caribbean with Kids

First time taking an all-inclusive family vacation? This guide to all-inclusive resorts will help you pack, tip, eat, and relax with your whole family.

Aruba is unique among the Caribbean islands. The Dutch influence gives the island an International feel with multi-lingual locals, luxury resorts and shopping, and US dollars accepted everywhere. Aruba has soft sand beaches on the western shores and rocky desert landscapes along the other coasts.

Why we travel is the hope that years later, our children will fondly remember the seeds of love and adventure sown in those wild woods of wonder.

Grenada also has the distinction of being a quieter island with none of the huge mega resorts at some of the other Caribbean islands. In fact, the whole island has perhaps 1,200 or so hotel rooms. That’s it. Yet what it doesn’t have ends up being one of its biggest assets -a lovely paradise that is uncrowded, friendly, and a great destination for families.

Want to escape the cold? Visit one of these winter beach destinations for a slice of mid-winter paradise.

We’ve scoured the web and polled expert family travelers on their top beaches for families. Read on for our top picks to visit in 2015.

One way my family loves to travel is through a culture’s food. I like to check out the local specialty, try the national sweets, and hopefully experience something my taste buds have never known before.

St. John US VI is a slow moving, family friendly tropical paradise where there is natural beauty and wildlife abound.

Are you planning an all-inclusive family vacation with school-aged and teen kids? Luckily for you, this age group reigns at all-inclusive resort properties! They will find no shortage of activities, programming, and amenities at resorts everywhere.