Discover St Lucia
St Lucia’s trademark is the towering majesty of the twin Pitons, which soar out of the sea on the west coast near the town of...
Give Me A Boat
Under the straw hat’s ragged brim the grin was wide and warm. A strong steady hand reached up to grab mine as I stepped uncertainly...
Riding the Bus in Grenada (a Poem) | Last Word
Riding a Grenadian bus is like a spiritual experience. Not because it puts you closer to the hereafter, and not because you find yourself...
Safe Haven: Trinidad’s Wildfowl Trust and Nariva Swamp
It must be the most original setting for a nature centre in the entire Caribbean, if not in the world. The Pointe-a-Pierre Wildfowl Trust...
Caribbean Kitchen (Spring 1994)
Fed up with canned and packet soups! Try a good Caribbean recipe. Soups are commonly based on local fruits and vegetables such as avocados,...
How to Get Lost in Barbados | Last Word
So you’re breezing along in your rented mini-moke, sunfried, sightseeing among the sugarcane countryside of gentle undulating...
Caribbean Pirates: Low Life on the High Seas
Every day, in more Caribbean islands than you can aim a swivel gun at, mock pirate boats set sail laden with partying tourists eager to...
The Governor’s Attic
Trinidad’s tenth British Governor was a young English aristocrat. George Francis Robert Harris, the third Lord Harris, arrived in Port of...
