Month: May 2026

TAB sits adjacent to Crown Point — the major Tobago resort area — making this one of the easiest airport-to-resort transitions in the Caribbean. The smaller, sleepier half of the dual-island Republic of Trinidad and Tobago hosts Pigeon Point Heritage Park, Buccoo Reef Marine Park, and the Caribbean Airlines ATR-72 air bridge to Trinidad. This master guide covers visas, transport, lounges, and the post-Spirit unchanged 2026 route map.

LRM is Casa de Campo Resort’s gateway with public airport functionality — sitting 3 km from the original Caribbean luxury resort (since 1974) and 25 km from the Bayahibe-Saona Island excursion belt. Heavy European charter market plus American and RED Air on the US side. This master guide covers visas, transfers, lounges, and the airport’s Priority Pass lounge.

POP serves the Dominican Republic’s northern Amber Coast — Sosúa all-inclusive cluster, Cabarete kitesurfing capital, the Iberostar AMBAR resorts. This master guide covers the post-Spirit route map, the 2024 E-Ticket online arrival system, transport, lounges, and the unique Cabarete-vs-Sosúa choice.

Argyle opened February 2017 as the most-modern small Caribbean airport — replacing E.T. Joshua and giving St Vincent and the Grenadines longhaul jet service for the first time. The 2,743m runway handles Virgin Atlantic to Heathrow, daily American to Miami, and seasonal JetBlue to New York. This guide covers the post-La Soufrière 2021 recovery, Tobago Cays access, and the post-2017 modern terminal.

DOM (formerly Melville Hall) sits on Dominica’s Atlantic coast, 90 minutes by mountain road from Roseau. The Nature Island runs 750 sq km of mountainous rainforest, the Boiling Lake (world’s second-largest), and the only Indigenous Kalinago Territory in the Caribbean. Hurricane Maria 2017 was a ground-zero direct hit; reconstruction continues into 2026.

NEV is the smallest international airport in the Eastern Caribbean — 1,200m runway, Twin Otter only, no jets, no lounge, no duty-free. The Sea Bridge ferry from St Kitts (45 min, USD 12) is the standard route. This guide covers Mount Nevis volcano, the Pinney’s Beach Sunshine’s Killer Bee scene, and the historic plantation hotels.

SKB sits 3 km from Basseterre, runs the original Caribbean Citizenship by Investment program (since 1984), and connects you to Brimstone Hill Fortress UNESCO and the Federation’s two-island Nevis ferry. This master guide covers the 2024 CIP minimum increase, transport, and the post-Spirit 2026 route map.

AXA (formerly Wallblake) sits 3 km from The Valley with a 1,650m runway too short for jets — Anguilla’s longhaul connection is by SXM ferry. The quietest of the Caribbean luxury islands runs Belmond Cap Juluca, Four Seasons, and Aurora Anguilla on a sub-100,000-visitor base. This guide covers the SXM ferry, no-jet airport mechanics, and the 2024 Anguilla Card digital nomad visa.