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As we grow older, and start planning our retirement years,we begin to priories ways to boost mental and physical well-being. Good news - it is medically proven that the Caribbean sunshine really is beneficial to good health! Studies have revealed that the health benefits of Caribbean suncan helppromote happiness and hardiness.
Dream of a Caribbean home but worried you don’t have a dream-home budget? Check out Caribbean World magazine’s pick of affordable properties - all less than the average price of a U.K. home.
Looking for a comfortable Caribbean home in which to enjoy your retirement? Check out this perfect properties offering relaxation close beautiful sandy beaches, restaurants and leisure amenities such as sailing, golf and tennis.
Sunshine is the ultimate pick-me-up for millions of people as it boosts levels of serotonin, the body’s natural happy hormone. It also helps the heart, eases joint pain and lowers the risk of some cancers. It also helps us live longer
Caribbean World Magazine picks it’s favourite luxury island property with price tags from just $700,000 up to a cool $50-million
Snap up a deluxe home on a floating island in the Caribbean that is half the size of Monaco and boasts 340 days of sunshine and decadent living just a short hop from Miami and the Bahamas.
Stunning mansion on the 'Scottish Caribbean'! on the market for more than £2.1million: beautiful cream coloured mansion with a slick tiled roof and rosewood window frames is on the market for more than 2.1m; over 11 times the average property in Scotland
He has the biggest fan club in the world and a fascinating Anglo-Indian heritage. Meet Engelbert Humperdinck: a legendary heartthrob with a velvet voice who has enough paternity suits to wallpaper a wall.
ST. CROIX, U.S. Virgin Islands (November 6, 2019) - Offerings of the dynamic and diverse culinary heritage of St.
Camper & Nicholsons announce their appointment as the Central Agents for the sale of 41.14m Royal Falcon-One.
World’s first floating city will be built in South Korea by 2025, to withstand floods, tsunamis and hurricanes
In 2017, the ferocity of hurricane Irma’s 200+mph winds devastated 85 per cent of the buildings on the palm-trimmed British Virgin Islands (BVI) – the most powerful for 400 years. The recovery has been remarkable.
For $125m (£94.7m) you could buy the Caribbean islands owned by the deceased sex offender and financier Jeffrey Epstein
