Where past and present converge, part 2 | Round trip
In part two of our series on the region’s magnificent UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Shelly-Ann Inniss introduces five more gems — full of natural and cultural charm — to add to your bucket list
With goats (or sheep) for company | Offtrack
As he spends three days roaming Carriacou and Petite Martinique — Grenada’s less-visited offshore islands — Paul Crask reflects on the islands’ histories, soaks up their charms, and muses about their futures
The Rupununi, Guyana | Wish you were here
Postcards from the Caribbean’s most extraordinary places
Two paths, one Tobago | Destination
Tobago is an island of contrasts that offers a range of distinct experiences for visitors. Some like to be in the centre of the action and follow the well-beaten paths to Tobago’s best-known attractions. Others prefer quiet escapes, far from the madding crowds, and as close to being off-grid as possible. Aisha Sylvester introduces both sides of Tobago so you can pick your paradise!
Where past and present converge | Round trip
Bursting with historical and cultural significance, centuries of stories await among the Caribbean treasures inscribed on the prestigious UNESCO List of World Heritage Sites. Shelly-Ann Inniss shows the way
Turners Beach, Antigua | Wish you were here (Nov/Dec 2022)
Postcards from the Caribbean’s most extraordinary places
Bridgetown, Barbados | Prepare for landing
There’s nothing like the anticipation of preparing to land in your favourite destinations
Charlotteville, Tobago: of lovers and pirates | Travellers’ tales
Visitors to Tobago often stay in its beautiful southwest, missing the opportunity to discover the charms of its northern towns, including Charlotteville. The area is part of the Northeast Tobago Biosphere Reserve, under the UNESCO Man & the Biosphere Programme. Aisha Sylvester takes us off the beaten path to two of its most beautiful and unforgettable beaches
