Barbados, you’re missing out. Or how about the World Creole Music Festival in Dominica, Tobago’s Blue Food Festival, Carnaval in the Dominican Republic or the magnificent Saint Lucia Jazz Festival? The Caribbean is also known for its tasty food. Everyone knows you can get the best jerk chicken in the world here, but what about the huge number of gourmet restaurants across the region such as Gary Rhodes’ restaurant at the Calabash Hotel and Villas in Grenada or the new Spice Mill Restaurant at Cockleshell Beach in St. Kitts, which has the very best burgers in town. Those looking for romance, need look no further than the Caribbean. There are so many stunning resorts that go out of their way to give couples and honeymooners the time of their lives, whether you’re staying in an all-inclusive like Sandals or a little hideaway like Jade Mountain on Saint Lucia or Cotton Tree on Grand Cayman.


And if you like pampering, many resorts now have fabulous spas. Like Jamaica Inn’s KiYara perched on the cliff at Cutlass Bay and using indigenous natural products. So go on, what are you waiting for?


Inland the


Caribbean has much to offer too. There are


mountains and volcanoes to explore, lakes and waterfalls to swim in and historic and cultural riches


Top: Relaxing on the beach - Cayman Islands Department of Tourism Bottom right: Mardi Gras in Haiti - Rafaelle Castera for Haiti Ministry of Tourism Bottom Left: Breathtaking aquarium - Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism


IT’S ALWAYS A WARM WELCOME IN THE CARIBBEAN.


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