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Islands March 2014 Volume 34 Number 2 THE $99 PER DAY THE TINY CRUISE 15 LAYOVER IDEAS THAI P. 48 to maximize your Caribbean trips P. 55 LIFE P. 16 ® TOPOur CRUISES for 2014 (from Grenada to Greenland) Where to Find THE WISEST PEOPLE P. 26 GOLD BENEATH ICE P. 36 UNDERWATER ART P. 41 FLOATING CAVIAR P. 47 EXPLODING FRUIT P. 48 ISLANDS MARCH 2014 VOLUME 34 NUMBER 2 THE $99 PER DAY THE TINY CRUISE 15 LAYOVER IDEAS THAI P. 48 to maximize your Caribbean trips P. 55 LIFE P. 16 ® TOPOur CRUISES ON THE COVER for 2014 (from Grenada to Greenland) Sail Windjammer’s ship Mandalayy, at anchor off Carriacou DISPLAY UNTIL 3/25/14 in the Grenadines. GREENLAND Where to Find THE WISEST PEOPLE P. 26 4 GOLD BENEATH ICE P. 36 UNDERWATER ART P. 41 P. 36 FLOATING CAVIAR P. 47 EXPLODING FRUIT P. 48 MARCH 2014 U.S. $4.99 Photo by Jon Whittle. BVI P. 12 FROM THE EDITOR GRENAD PAPUA COZUMEL P. 26 NEW Past the Ports P. 56 GUINEA P. 18 HAWAII P. 47 CURAÇ SRI LANKA Many years ago, I lived in the P P. 10 OS RAJA AMPAT P. 8 Caribbean, dated a local, and TAHITI together, we sold nightlights P. 35 FIJI P. 42 to cruise passengers. Not just any CHILOE nightlights. We glued shells to ours, P. 6 creating virtual bouquets of light. Sold at $15 a pop, profi ts followed. So did a folding display table, two chairs, World’s Edge EDITORS’ PICKS In Greenland a bottle of wine and, well, lots of TOP CRUISES 36 we find a clash portside jabs at my expense. of climates, person- “Aren’t these your people?” she asks. FOR 2014 alities and landforms. 24 Yep, the place has it all. Here we go. We embark in the Grenadines. ∏he search for a one-of-a-kind “Chunky white sneakers, khaki shorts, Fiji’s Last Stop big hats — a uniform in the States, yes?” souvenir takes us on a mara- To get to 42 You’re making fun of our customers. thon run, to a nameless village dreamiest Fiji, in a rare truck, and to islands sail past the women in ULTIMATE CARIBBEAN “I don’t understand you Americans. sulu skirts, around the You speak only one language. Maybe too small for maps or trinkets. tiny fishing boats, and Layover Fixes ... just keep sailing. 55 The word two. Men dress to fi t in, not stand out.” “layover” is You polished off our wine, didn’t you? loathed. But hang with What’s to See “∏o these people,” she says, pointing on a Big Ship? us. We can show you On a cruise how to turn limp hours to cruisers nearby, “the Caribbean is a into bonus day trips. 48 where domi- blur of ports . Where’s the fun in that?” noes in villages are DEPARTMENTS Back then, I didn’t pay her com- considered dangerous, the author goes rogue. 8 Get Here ments much attention. My ego was too 10 Life Here busy basking in the thought that she, Wildest Calls 12 Stay Here despite her rants, was dating me, an Whales swim 53 alongside the 14 First Person American . ∏he more she jabbed, the ship. We can almost 16 Live the Life more pleasing her became my patriotic smell the breath of 18 Travel Tales duty: Do this for your country. wolves. All nice, but there’s something 20 Taste But in creating this issue, her words even wilder up ahead. 72 Outtake came back to me. Fiji’s oldest world, Greenland’s greening, the Caribbean’s quietest cove — all within reach from WIN A DREAM TRIP The scene on this issue’s cover is within arm’s reach, a cruise. ∏he ports, and the nightlight literally. Post your best travel photo (from an island) in our annual photo contest and you could soon be there — or Hawaii, or the poshest stands, are just their starting points. resort in the Florida Keys. Enter at islands.com/facebook. — EDDY PATRICELLI, [email protected] FROM LEFT: JON WHITTLE; ZACH STOVALL 2 ® BRAND DIRECTOR Eddy Patricelli GROUP PUBLISHER Laura Walker [email protected] [email protected] EXECUTIVE EDITOR Robert Stephens [email protected] EDITORIAL CRUISE MANAGING EDITOR Audrey St. Clair DIGITAL CONTENT DIRECTOR Steve Spears DIGITAL EDITOR Cami Webb WITH US COPY EDITOR Kathleen M. Kiely INTERNS Lurvin Miladis, Destini Rodriguez ON M/S PAUL GAUGUIN CONTRIBUTING WRITERS & PHOTOGRAPHERS Jad Davenport, Bob Friel, Amanda Jones, Jen Judge, R. 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After a few caverns of rocks and Above us, circling a church in Castro, the bats, I need a Goombay Smash. Or three. capital of Chiloe Island, is the Islands — Islands photo editor Lori Barbely, via e-mail quadcopter — a flying drone of sorts, the kind Amazon.com hinted at using ISLANDS.COM/TRAVELTOBALI for future shipments. At lower altitudes, “I’m breathing its four whirring rotors are audible as sighs of relief after Jon commands it to fly by a cathedral traveling from for aerial imagery.
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