Sarah Greaves-Gabbadon
Contributor
Sarah Greaves-Gabbadon (aka JetSetSarah) is a travel writer, on-screen host, and self-described “Carivangelist,” who goes to the beach and beyond to share the culture, lifestyle, and personalities of the Caribbean with the world. Based in Miami, she creates content for international travel brands as well as for the U.K.’s Telegraph and Canada’s Globe and Mail newspapers. Sarah is also jetsetter-in-chief at JetSetSarah.com, where her passions—travel, style, and fitness—meet.
MS Spitsbergen
With just 220 passengers, MS Spitsbergen offers expedition cruisers–particularly those with an interest in science and nature–a comfortable and convenient way to explore a pair of less-visited West African archipelagos.
Trollfjord
Named for a fjord in the Vesterålen archipelago
The Rise of the Floating Hotel Breakfast
The most important meal of the day has become the most Instagrammable.
Coulibri Ridge
This sleek eco-resort is proof positive that a sustainable stay doesn’t have to be a bare-bones experience; it can be luxurious and pampering, too.
Exploring France's Enchanting Villages With My Father on a Seine River Cruise
A roundtrip sailing from Paris to Normandy on Viking's new Seine longship was the perfect place for some father-daughter bonding.
Finding Strength–And Learning to Lean on Others—on a Grueling Trek Through Northern Sweden
The multi-day hike proved to be a pathway to greater self-knowledge.
Exploring the Turks and Caicos Beyond Providenciales
Twenty-five years after her first visit, Sarah Greaves-Gabbadon finds that the long, slow days in the Turks and Caicos still revolve around hunting down the best slice of sand.
Remembering Gordon “Butch” Stewart, Sandals Resorts Founder and Travel Industry Icon
The larger-than-life Jamaican businessman, who died earlier this week at the age of 79, left behind far more than a legacy of sun-soaked properties.
My Caribbean Quarantine at a Five-Star Resort
All visitors to Grenada must quarantine on arrival—here's how my five days went.
How 3 Caribbean Destinations Are Welcoming Visitors Back
Island destinations like the U.S. Virgin Islands, Jamaica, and Barbados have reopened to travelers—with some caveats.