Nothing celebrates the uniqueness of the Caribbean like our festivals—from tantalising epicurean delights; to the unique heritage of our islands; and our magnificent natural world…on land, and under water! Take a festival tour in our latest issue! Plus: learn why Montserrat should be your next vacation spot…and which Caribbean beaches can’t wait to party with you!

Nothing celebrates the uniqueness of the Caribbean like our festivals—from tantalising epicurean delights; to the unique heritage of our islands; and our magnificent natural world…on land, and under water! Take a festival tour in our latest issue! Plus: learn why Montserrat should be your next vacation spot…and which Caribbean beaches can’t wait to party with you!

The Caribbean’s position at the crossroads of continents and oceans gives it some of the world’s best diving. Each island offers different marvels for both expert and novice divers. Some places feature volcanoes; others, limestone atolls that encourage the growth of complex reef and cave systems. Here, we offer an island-by-island hit list of the Caribbean’s best diving, from Belize’s famous Great Blue Hole to the lava walls of unspoiled, little-known Saba.

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Towering over the Caribbean's often-photographed beaches and bays are gruelling hikes to challenge even the hardest outdoor adventurers. Kristine De Abreu takes you up the island peaks that summon the most intrepid among us...

Most people think of the Caribbean as a place to chill out beside turquoise water, but its geology also makes it an excellent playground for climbers of all levels.

The Caribbean island of Trinidad is not well-known for his adventurers, but today, June 12, marks five years ago that one of our most beloved adventure characters passed away.

Sometimes, the natural world is not just beautiful, it’s weird: lakes of fire, bleeding waterfalls, smoking hills, toxic brine pools. And on the little island of Trinidad is one such peculiar sight, sometimes praised as the Eighth Wonder of the World but more simply known as the Pitch Lake.

To drink St Lucia’s thick, fragrant and famous cocoa tea for the first time is to discover something a little strange and absolutely wonderful. It was slightly nutty, toasted with a delightful blend of spices. The star of the show? The infamous cacao bean, a sacred substance that runs deep within Lucian veins.

A special invitation from Neishel Vilain Pierron and Band of the Year K2K Alliance & Partners brought French make-up artist Dany Sanz to Trinidad