Imagine earning a globally accredited degree while studying in one of the world’s most beautiful, culturally rich regions. The Caribbean is rapidly emerging as a premier destination for higher education, offering internationally accredited degrees in fields such as medicine, business, engineering, and hospitality — at a fraction of the cost of universities in North America …
Standing tall The Pillars of Hercules in Antigua & Barbuda are an unusual natural limestone formation at the mouth of Antigua’s English Harbour, near to Galleon Beach. The “pillars” are shaped by relentless wave and wind action over millennia. The waters near the Pillars are fantastic for snorkelling — including by sea scooter! Here, turtles, …
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What if Earl Lovelace’s rhythmic prose had never breathed life into Aldrick’s dragon, the creature “that would contain the beauty and threat and terror that was the message he took each year to Port of Spain”? We may have missed the message ourselves — of cultural expression as resistance, of holding onto identity and personal …
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Postcards from the Caribbean’s most extraordinary places Canouan, in St Vincent & the Grenadines, was once a centre for shipbuilding. The island is now famous for its luxury resorts along the island’s stunning white-sand beaches. On clear days, you can enjoy delightful views of Carriacou, Grenada, and Petit St Vincent (another of the Grenadine islands) …
This month’s reading picks from the Caribbean, with reviews by Shivanee Ramlochan of Mother Island: A Daughter Claims Puerto Rico by Jamie Figueroa; Isolario/Islarium by Adalber Salas Hernández; Kipling Plass by Berkley Wendell Semple; and The Believers: Stories by A.K. Herman Mother Island: A Daughter Claims Puerto Rico by Jamie Figueroa (Pantheon, 272 pp, ISBN …
By Caribbean Blogger | Many families look for better weather, safety, strong schools, and a slower pace of life. However, the Caribbean offers all of that and more. With year-round sunshine and a laid-back lifestyle, it’s easy to see why people consider the Caribbean islands for family relocation. Some islands offer strong healthcare and schooling, …
By Caribbean Blogger | Lessons and Precautions Kitesurfing in the Caribbean offers stunning views and thrilling experiences. However, safety should always come first. Proper preparation and awareness of safety guidelines for kitesurfing in the Caribbean help minimize risks. Enjoy the excitement while staying safe by following the best practices and necessary precautions. Choose the Right …
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This month’s reading picks from the Caribbean, with reviews by Shivanee Ramlochan of Code Noir by Canisia Lubrin; Time Cleaves Itself by Jeda Pearl; Mother Archive: a Dominican Family Memoir by Erika Morillo; and Looking for Cazabon by Lawrence Scott Code Noir by Canisia Lubrin (Knopf Canada, 360 pp, ISBN 9780735282216) In St Lucian Canisia …
The Caribbean owes its very existence to coral reefs. The beautiful white sand on the beaches many Caribbean countries are famous for comes from bits of coral skeleton being consumed then excreted by parrotfish (the species gets its name from its hard, beak-shaped mouth). One parrotfish can excrete up to 2,000 pounds of sand a …
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For those resident in the region and those much further afield, the Caribbean offers enticing investment opportunities. Natalie Dookie guides us through the region’s thriving investment landscape, explaining why the Caribbean is an ideal location for astute investors seeking to diversify and maximise their portfolios The post Beyond the beaches | The deal appeared first …