Seat-of-the-pants expedition filmmaker Brian Armstrong has an eye for weird and wonderful alcoholic concoctions.

There may have been a time when Puerto Rico was a cheap getaway but those days are long gone - there are some alternatives though.

Justice has caught up with all of the Bali bombers, a significant comfort for those still grieving for their victims 10 years later.

Gavin Hines drinks rum with people who have little but share much.

Simon Veness finds an unexpected touch of nautical nostalgia on a Disney Cruise Line voyage around the western Caribbean.

It's been 50 years since the former British colony gained independence and, says Boyd Tonkin, it's in the mood to celebrate.

The ill-fated Bermuda Railway has received a new lease on life thanks to its popularity as a walking and cycling path, writes Simon Calder.

For about 200 years, from the mid-1500s, pirates, privateers and buccaneers terrorised Cuba, writes Jill Worrall.

The inland Cuban city of Camaguey was once the domain of pirates, privateers and bucaneers. These days it's a more serene place, but the influence of the swashbucklers remains: instead of being laid out on a grid system with square plazas, the city's streets are a maze of narrow alleyways, designed to confound the marauding looters.

Johnny Depp teams up with his rocker pal Marilyn Manson to record a cover version of Carly Simon's classic You're So Vain.

Leena Tailor parties the days and nights away while she cruises around the Bahamas.