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Mention the word Caribbean and most people think of Barbados, Puerto Rico, Antigua…crystal clear waters and white sand beaches. Great for a vacation, but moving there…just too expensive, right? Not necessarily. The Caribbean isn’t restricted to just those few islands. By broadening your horizons, and your perceived idea of “the Caribbean”, you can still find a home at an affordable price.

Throughout history, countries have changed their name for one reason or another. Yet, never has a new name translated so well to the overall appeal of the place as Paradise Island. Formerly much-less-glamorously known as Hog Island, this tiny territory is a part of the Bahamas...

This picturesque little island in the shape of a dragonfly makes a dream-like triangle with its neighborly islands of Cuba and Jamaica. Grand Cayman is actually the largest of three Cayman Islands, an autonomous British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean...

Fondly called “Vincy” by its residents, St Vincent is the largest and most populous of the 32 islands and cays that comprise the little-known nation of St Vincent & the Grenadines. St Vincent is the northernmost island of the Grenadines (part of the Lesser Antilles) with St Lucia to the north and Grenada to the south. With the recent opening of the Argyle International Airport...