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Henri Christophe was proclaimed Henry I, King of Haïti in 1811. Photo courtesy WikiCommons

The king of the republic | On this day

Apart from its extraordinarily diverse landscapes — lush rainforest; dry, cactus-filled desert; imposing mountains — the Caribbean region also offers a rich array of architecture, reflecting its varied historical legacy. There are gabled Dutch warehouses in Curaçao, an eccentric Eiffel-designed library in Martinique, and crumbling Spanish mansions in Havana. French, Dutch and English all left …

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Curaçao curiosities | Parting shot

Blurb needed, Blurb needed, Blurb needed, Blurb needed! You can find exceptional handicraft mementos like chichi dolls; replicas of Willemstad, Curaçao’s historic architecture; and painted geckos (pictured) in souvenir shops across Willemstad. You may not see actual geckos during your visit, but their chirping and clicking noises signal their harmless presence. Who knows? These curious …

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Scotts Head, Dominica overlooks Soufriere Bay. Photo courtesy Dominica Tourism Authority

Future-proofing the Caribbean | The deal

The Caribbean’s tremendous biodiversity can power dynamic blue and green economies, writes James Ellsmoor, and become a hub for nature-based solutions From the Pigeon Island National Park in St Lucia to the Buccoo Reef marine park off the coast of Tobago and the Waitukubuli hiking trail in Dominica, the Caribbean’s natural capital is world-renowned. The …

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Photo courtesy Guyana Ministry of Tourism, Industry & Commerce via Caribbean Airlines

Cricket Carnival calling | Word of mouth

Shelly-Ann Inniss previews Guyana’s special celebration featuring two of the Caribbean’s favourite things Nothing quite brings the Caribbean together like the two Cs — carnival and cricket. The diaspora and those who briefly stepped abroad quickly find themselves on flights from the farthest corners into the welcome embrace of these two Caribbean staples. “Welcome home” …

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Flamenco Beach seaside shore Culebra Puerto Rico

The Best Caribbean Beaches to Relax and Recharge –

By Caribbean Blogger. Flamenco Beach seaside shore Culebra Puerto Rico Imagine yourself unwinding on the shores of the best Caribbean beaches. Here, powdery sand meets azure waters, and worries vanish with gentle ocean breezes. This article will take you on a journey through a collection of idyllic seaside retreats. Each offers an ideal setting to …

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How to Plan the Perfect Caribbean Island-Hopping Adventure –

By Caribbean Blogger. This article is perfect if you want to discover the Caribbean’s captivating charm through the ultimate island-hopping adventure. From pristine beaches to vibrant cultures, we’ll guide you in planning your perfect Caribbean island-hopping adventure. Keep reading to find out how to select the ideal islands, create a well-structured itinerary, choose the best …

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Zane Maloney: the boy from Barbados | Snapshot

At just 19, Barbadian race car driver Zane Maloney has already become an international sensation. Shelly-Ann Inniss takes a look at his journey — and prospects The sound of sports car engines revving across the 166-square-mile island of Barbados can easily wake the average Bajan. Before the crack of dawn, carpools full of motorsport lovers …

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Photo by Chris Anderson

Tobago’s roads less travelled | Wish you were here

Postcards from the Caribbean’s most extraordinary places You can understand why few visitors venture beyond Tobago’s southwest. Everything you could want is in easy reach: the airport, great food, wonderful ocean escapes, thrilling eco adventures, and idyllic beaches along the picture-perfect Caribbean coast. But there’s a world to explore further afield, starting with the capital …

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Event buzz (May/Jun 2023) | Caribbean Beat Magazine

Don’t miss Grenada’s Chocolate Festival (16–21 May) is a chocolate lover’s dreamland. Almost all the cocoa produced here ranks among the best in the world, and all the Spice Island’s main cocoa and chocolate producers participate in the festival. You can walk or dance the cocoa to help ensure the beans dry evenly; explore cocoa …

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