Marigot, St Lucia | Wish you were here (May/June 2021) By Caribbean Beat | Issue 164 (May/June 2021) Postcards from the Caribbean’s most extraordinary places
Back of beyond | Round trip By Caribbean Beat | Issue 164 (May/June 2021) The Caribbean has plenty of bustling cities and popular beaches — but when you really want to get away from everything, you can also find tranquil hideaways, from tiny coastal villages in Tobago and Dominica to the indigenous settlements of Guyana’s Rupununi
Blue Holes National Park, the Bahamas | Bucket list By Caribbean Beat | Issue 164 (May/June 2021) The limestone island of Andros is home to one of the Caribbean’s most unusual landscapes
St John’s, Antigua | Wish you were here (Mar/Apr 2021) By Caribbean Beat | Issue 163 (March/April 2021) Postcards from the Caribbean’s most extraordinary places
Barbados by road | Explore By Caribbean Beat | Issue 163 (March/April 2021) Barbados is world-famous for its spectacular beaches — but when you’re ready to experience the rest of the island’s natural beauty and cultural riches, there’s no better way than a road trip. A full gas tank, your favourite playlist, and good vibes are all you need to enjoy these three itineraries
Paria Bay bound, Trinidad | Offtrack By Nixon Nelson | Issue 163 (March/April 2021) Trinidad’s north coast, where mountains tumble down to the sea, is home to popular beaches like Maracas and Las Cuevas — but also to little-known bays accessible only by hiking, plus forest trails, waterfalls, and some of the island’s most dramatic scenery. Nixon Nelson heads out to Paria Bay, one of the gems of the north coast
Waitukubuli Trail, Dominica | Bucket list By Caribbean Beat | Issue 163 (March/April 2021) Explore the stunning Nature Island through the Caribbean’s longest hiking trail
Són city, Cuba | Destination By Donna Yawching | Issue 163 (March/April 2021) Near the eastern end of Cuba, Santiago is a regional capital, a treasure house of history — and, Donna Yawching writes, the island’s most musical city. The soundtrack is driven by the rhythms of són, she learns — and the soul of Santiago is in its musicians’ fervour for their heritage
