Caribbean Life

A Florida couple with two young kids decides to move to St. John, US Virgin Islands, to enjoy its acres of protected woods and waters year-round.

After visiting for more than 20 years, a New Jersey couple is ready to put down roots in Aruba. They hope to find a home with plenty of bedrooms, a pool and outdoor space -- perfect for hosting family and friends.

A couple is ready to escape their stressful commutes in California and fulfill their dream of moving to St. John in the US Virgin Islands. They hope to find a home with the potential to generate a rental income.

A California couple is tired of the rat race and wants to open a business on Roatan.

An accountant couple swaps Grand Cayman living for a home on St. Croix, US Virgin Islands.

California teachers learn Aruba is where they are meant to be.

Island renters with a business on St. John look to become island homeowners.

A Minnesota couple is ready for a warmer climate, and after visiting the Caribbean several times, they knew Roatan, Honduras, was the right fit. They're eager to find a home with a view of the ocean and sunshine year-round.

Two kids with extremely busy parents in Baltimore hope a change of scenery will inspire Mom and Dad to be more adventurous. The family wants to find a house with amazing beach views and rental potential on Vieques in Puerto Rico.

A northern Virginia family trades in the monotony of their day-to-day life for the rich Caribbean culture of Aruba.

A New York City lawyer is ready to move back to the US Virgin Islands to be closer to her family and friends. When presented with a job opportunity on St. Thomas, she packs her bags for year-round fun in the sun.

A couple who fell in love with Vieques, Puerto Rico, 30 years ago is ready to buy a home of their own on the island. They're looking for a place with plenty of space to entertain family and friends when they come to visit.

A scuba-loving couple moves from Houston, TX, to Honduras after falling in love with Utila after their first visit. They're excited to make the island their permanent home, and their price range gives them many options.

A couple of born-and-bred New Yorkers fell in love with St. John and its year-round swimming nine years ago. Now they've sold their bungalow on Long Island and plan to open a bed and breakfast on the tropical island.