Caribbean & Central America

By Travelog Editorial Team · Updated August 9, 2026

The Caribbean & Central America region is live on Travelog with five countries: Puerto Rico, Cuba, the Bahamas, Jamaica, and the Dominican Republic. Puerto Rico's La Fortaleza and San Juan National Historic Site was UNESCO World Heritage-listed in 1983, and La Fortaleza has served as the governor's residence continuously since the 1530s, the oldest executive seat in continuous use anywhere in the New World.

All five Caribbean nations in this region's locked plan are now live: Puerto Rico and Cuba, both anchored to direct, in-city UNESCO World Heritage listings; the Bahamas and Jamaica, each anchored to a genuine government heritage designation since neither country's UNESCO sites sit in the featured city; and the Dominican Republic, anchored honestly to Punta Cana's own strongest site rather than force-fitting a UNESCO claim that doesn't actually apply there.

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Puerto Rico San Juan's La Fortaleza, UNESCO-listed in 1983, the oldest executive residence in continuous use anywhere in the New World.
Cuba Old Havana, UNESCO-listed 1982, covered alongside the current US travel restrictions American visitors need to know before planning a trip.
Bahamas Nassau's Fort Charlotte, the largest fort on New Providence, with 42 cannons that have never fired in anger.
Jamaica Montego Bay's Rose Hall Great House, a 1770s 'calendar house' with 365 windows, tied to Jamaica's most famous ghost legend.
Dominican Republic Punta Cana's Indigenous Eyes Ecological Park, honestly covered alongside the two-hour distance to the country's actual UNESCO site in Santo Domingo.