Cacique Magazine

Welcome to the latest edition of Cacique. As we continue to expand our network, taking people to more places than ever before, we have launched a new service to Ocho Rios in Jamaica – home to Ian Fleming, the former British intelligence officer and a

interCaribbean Airways has added a 28th destination to its ever-expanding network. Starting 16 June, the airline now flies to Boscobel/Ocho Rios, Jamaica, from its Providenciales hub in Turks & Caicos. Initially a monthly service, the frequency is ex

“Climate disasters, which are growing in frequency and intensity, do not impact all communities equally, with communities of colour and island nations facing the brunt of climate change.” ROBYN ‘RIH ANNA’ FENTY TO FIND OUT HOW RIHANNA IS HELPING TO T

Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands is home to a natural wonder known as ‘The Baths’. Formed over millions of years, this jenga of giant granite boulders creates a maze of cavernous passages and hidden rock pools along a gorgeous shoreline. A

invests in climate justice initiatives in the Caribbean and the US, and helps communities prepare for and withstand natural disasters. “Our Climate Resilience Initiative is exponentially accelerating its goal of the Caribbean becoming a climate-resil

Q How did you come up with the idea for the Caribbean Cook-out Show? We wanted to create a platform that would elevate and celebrate Caribbean cuisine and culture. As Caribbean-Americans, we wanted the narrative to be told by us for us. Often, people

Promoted as ‘The Hottest Carnival in the Caribbean’, Vincy Mas was back after three years away, culminating in the colourful, vibrant Mardi Gras on 5 July. This year’s event was perhaps more celebratory than most, following the paradeless years of th

Palm trees rustle gently in the breeze, the clear blue sky above your head mirrored by the shallow turquoise water below. The sun warms your back as an endless white-sand beach curves like the crescent of the moon before you; does it get any better t

Mangrove forests are one of nature’s frontline sea defences; self-building, self-repairing and solar-powered, they do the job for nothing and provide a home for a myriad of creatures – from sponges to sharks, fish to frigatebirds. Yet worldwide, we’v

Havana once twinkled with technicolour neon when the city was at the vanguard of cinema and the cultured souls of the Cuban capital flocked to the silver screen. But after the 1959 Revolution, the ritzy entertainment venues frequented by Hollywood gl

Planning a trip to a remote island? This portable 10,000mAh wireless charger makes it easier to stay in touch with friends and family when you’re ‘off the grid’. It’s IPX4 splashproof, dustproof and shockproof, and doubles as a flashlight and compass

Note: Due to the ongoing pandemic, interCaribbean’s network is subject to change. Please check www.interCaribbean.com for the latest updates. At interCaribbean, we aim to connect you and the Caribbean as easily, quickly and efficiently as possible. T

Who is Selreen Gibson? She is a 31-year-old personal trainer from St Vincent & the Grenadines; a very passionate person; a very artistic individual, by heart and by mind; a giver. What is your background? I was a lover of the arts and theatre – it st