Take a walk (or donkey ride) along the beach and you’ll find no shortage of wonderful sights to behold, from traditional methods of boat building to fun-filled sailing regattas. The largest of the Grenadines, this island (pronounced “carry-a-coo”) is dotted with the remnants of sugar-mills and tiny fishing villages.
You can practically hear the clink of two cheers-ing glasses! For those in search of some locally-sourced delights, try the sirop de batterie, a mixed drink that combines sugar-cane syrup, rum and lime. This small string of islands located 15km south-west of Guadeloupe is teeming with delicious and trendy cafes reminiscent of its French colonizers.
So, grab your bathing suit, you beach towel and sunglasses as we offer you six secluded alternatives to the Caribbean vacation experience.įrom the tallest point of Terre-de-Haut to the flattest base of Marie-Galante, Iles des Sainte is a secluded and gorgeously preserved little slice of paradise. Luckily, for every Cuba, Jamaica or Barbados, there are ten smaller islands which offer the immaculate, untapped beauty that many of us search for. That’s all well and good, but about those who crave some real peace and quiet? People say vacations should be an escape, but nowadays, that can frankly be hard to come by. Take a trip to any all-inclusive resort, and you’ll see crowded beaches, massive hotels, and busy ports all bustling with the steady flow of tourists, travellers and locals. Tourism is THE booming industry in the Caribbean.
Untouched, Unspoiled, Unbelievably Beautiful: Six Hidden Gems of the Caribbean By Adrien Benson
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