Just like the movies | Round trip By Caribbean Beat | Issue 166 (September/October 2021) From Hollywood classics like Fire Down Below and Heaven Knows, Mr Allison to innovative independent projects by local filmmakers, the Caribbean’s diverse landscapes have appeared in numerous movies over the decades. Join us on a tour of some unforgettable locations across our region that have brought life and colour to the cinema screen
Just for you | Round trip By Caribbean Beat | Issue 165 (July/August 2021) There’s no such thing as a one-size-fits-all vacation. Everyone’s dream getaway is different. But whether you’re looking for family fun, a solo escape, or a romatic interlude, there’s somewhere in the Caribbean to lift your spirits and recharge your energy
Need to know | Event calendar (May/June 2021) By Shelly-Ann Inniss | Issue 164 (May/June 2021) Essential info to help you make the most of May and June — even in the middle of a pandemic
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
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
Soufrière Bay, Dominica | Wish you were here (Jan/Feb 2021) By Caribbean Beat | January/February 2021 Postcards from the Caribbean’s most extraordinary places
The good life | Round trip By Caribbean Beat | November/December 2020 • Digital Issue Even in hard times — and 2020 brought more than its fair share — the Caribbean is one of the sweetest places on earth, thanks to beautiful landscapes, vibrant culture, and warm, generous people
Dominica — only natural | Explore By Paul Crask | November/December 2020 • Digital Issue The wild places of Dominica, the Caribbean’s Nature Island, aren’t just ravishingly beautiful, writes Paul Crask — there’s room to breathe free, even during COVID-19 restrictions
