by Andrew Marshall
During the last ten years, golf courses have been popping up all across the Caribbean, growing faster than the islands’ tropical vegetation, banana trees and sugarcane fields. From Barbados to the Bahamas, top-drawer courses bear the stamps of noted experts such as Robert Trent Jones, Peter...
by Andrew Marshall
In Barbados, the chances of finding rum wherever you go are about 1,000 per cent—one per cent for every rum shop on the island. Part pub, part convenience store, part social centre, these sugar-cane shacks are the best places to “fire one” with your friendly neighbourhood Bajans....
by Andrew Marshall
From fiery seasoned meat and inventive seafood dishes to oak-aged rums and hearty stouts, Jamaican cuisine is an eclectic mix of African, European and Indian influences – and is surprisingly healthy and varied. Although many restaurants offer excellent dining, we soon discovered that you...