By the Caribbean Journal staff

Nobu. Olives. Fish.

The Atlantis Paradise Island resort is home to a broad collection of celebrity chef-helmed eateries — and now there’s a new way to enjoy them.

It’s called EAT, or “Extraordinary Taste at Atlantis,” and it’s a new restaurant week that gives travelers the chance to eat at 14 on-site eateries with a mix of three and four-course tasting menus.

Fish by Jose Andres at Atlantis.

The menus, which start at $39 per person, include Atlantis’ signature eateries, from the recently-debuted Fish by Jose Andres to Olives by Todd English and top sushi spot Nobu, among others.

The program, which launched at the beginning of the month, will run through Nov. 11.

For more, visit Atlantis.

— CJ

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They aren’t all-inclusives. They’re low-density luxury resorts, or boutique hotels with personality, or rarefied private-island destinations.

But they have a secret.

You see, some of the best places to stay in the Caribbean may not be traditional all-inclusive hotels, but that doesn’t mean you can’t stay there and get the all-inclusive convenience you may be looking for.

Because these hotels offer special all-inclusive programs that give you the best of both worlds: character, luxury and personality, without the need to ever have to take out your wallet.

Here are seven secret all-inclusive hotels to try in the Caribbean right now.

Jade Mountain, Saint Lucia Is there any more spectacular view in the Caribbean than the one from your own private sanctuary at Jade Mountain? Well, this ultra-romantic outpost actually offers an all-inclusive plan, with the plan available to add onto any room booking. The Pitons are still free, however.

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By Clive Bacchus BASSETERRE, St Kitts (WINN) — St Kitts and Prime Minister Dr Timothy Harris has declared that the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) not a priority for the Federation. Responding to a question about the administration’s position on leaving the London-based Privy Council and establishing the CCJ as the country’s final court of […]

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By Youri Kemp Caribbean News Now associate editor youri@caribbeannewsnow.com NASSAU, Bahamas — After the boat explosion in the Exumas in The Bahamas that killed one and injured several others, the investigation report into what caused the fatal incident was released last week and one victim has spoken out about her experience after the crash and […]

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