[ad_1] In almost every Caribbean territory, the carnival season culminates in an explosion of “mas”! Mas itself is the Caribbean term for processional masquerade and revelry “out in the road” at carnival time. And while carnival might be described as a festival of festivals — mas, music, fetes, and more — the term “carnival” is …
[ad_1] Across the Caribbean, there are awe-inspiring reserves that allow natural ecosystems to thrive. Whether hiking, diving, wildlife watching, or just sitting quietly allowing nature to bring you back in to balance, here are five escapes for your bucket list Codrington Lagoon Antigua & Barbuda Barbuda’s 62 square miles of coral limestone slope from low, …
[ad_1] There’s nothing like the anticipation of preparing to land in your favourite destinations Princess Juliana International Airport, St Maarten (SXM) If you’re heading to this island of two nations — the Dutch Sint Maarten and French Saint-Martin — you’ll probably be landing at SXM, where the runway skirts the Simpson Bay Lagoon. Maho Beach, …
[ad_1] One of the unexpected pluses of televised international sport is the opportunity it gives to appreciate the world’s many national anthems. These always take place before the action starts, but they’re sometimes more entertaining than what follows. Everyone probably has a favourite. I like (or used to like) Russia’s solemn state anthem — composed …
[ad_1] The Caribbean has a plastic pollution problem. But, reports Karen McDonald Gayle, community groups have been leading the way to ensure we can continue to enjoy our beautiful bodies of water From rainforest to reef, the Caribbean has a level of biodiversity that defines the region’s history, culture and heritage — and which we …
[ad_1] Meet the unforgettable Myrl Parker of Scarborough, Tobago “January girls, yes they are the best”, sang Lord Kitchener. Meet Myrl Parker of Scarborough, Tobago. I met her on the Buccoo Boardwalk in 2022, where she was surrounded by friends and family. It was her 70th birthday — but her friends said that’s what she …
[ad_1] Here are the top 10 Caribbean Beat articles — many from deep in our archives — for 2023 It’s always fascinating for us to look at the statistics for the Caribbean Beat website over a year. And what’s always of particular interest to us is which pieces — both from new issues, and from …
[ad_1] By Caribbean Blogger. The Caribbean, with its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant culture, and relaxed lifestyle, has long been a dream destination for travelers. But have you ever considered taking the leap and moving to this tropical paradise? In this article, we’ll explore the many benefits of moving to the Caribbean and why it might just …
[ad_1] By Caribbean Blogger. Welcome to the tropical paradise of the Caribbean, where blue horizons meet the colorful underwater world. If you can visit these sunny shores, you can discover one of the most exciting adventures this destination offers – scuba diving. The underwater world of the Caribbean is like a magical garden under the …
[ad_1] ‘Twas the night before Christmas … but it wasn’t the Yuletide log burning in Donna Yawching’s house — it was her attempt at baking Christmas cake. Originally published in 2007, and reproduced in 2023 Christmas is coming, the goose is getting fat. Chestnuts roasting on an open fire. Visions of sugar plums danced in …
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