The UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Caribbean are unique and culturally significant attractions. From the historic city of Havana, Cuba to the stunning Pitons of Saint Lucia, the Caribbean boasts a diverse array of World Heritage Sites that offer a glimpse into the region’s rich history and natural beauty. These […]
Guadeloupe’s history and heritage has shaped the country’s national identity which consists of its language, religious beliefs, social construct, economic and political institutions, culinary and cultural ideas. Research into the island’s rich and fascinating history will reveal a comfortable and harmonious blend of diversity. As a result, there are many […]
The unique elements of history and heritage in St. Vincent and the Grenadines are clearly visible throughout the grouping of islands. Thanks in part to the preservation of strong influences from native inhabitants, Africa, England, and France, there is growing interest in the history of St. Vincent and the Grenadines. […]
The many cultures in Haiti are visible in the country’s norms, mores, and values. This diverse cultural heritage has shaped the country’s history as well as its language, religions and beliefs, music and dance, cuisine, demographics, and overall way of life. African, Spanish, French, and indigenous Taino people have had […]
The stories that live on from generation to generation provide intriguing explanations about the role of the city of Bridgetown in Barbados’ history. Modern day Bridgetown is primarily a quiet shopping and business area. However, its claim to fame is as a bustling commercial centre that was the heart and […]
St. Kitts and Nevis’ arts and culture scene exists alongside the islands’ breath-taking natural beauty. In the midst of lush green landscapes of trees and plants, aquamarine waters filled with coral reefs where fish play and smiles from warm, welcoming people, there is a space where the cultural explorer will […]
The national parks in the Caribbean are special protected areas that are under the management of local governments and non-profit organisations. Special designations attached to these parks ensure that they will be preserved for many years, and current and future generations will benefit from them. Although the Caribbean’s national parks […]
The oldest artifacts in Saba were discovered in a recent archaeological exercise at Black Rocks, home of the island’s new harbour. In October 2020, The Saba Archaeological Center (SABARC) completed a major archaeological project at the site for the island’s new harbour. As a result, findings in the report from […]
