Harrison’s Cave - considered one of the wonders of Barbados - is some 2.3km long, While its largest cavern, the Great Hall, stands an impressive 15m high. You won’t need a coat as temperatures inside the cave are surprisingly high at 27°C. Located in

A shining beacon of hope for environmental conservation, the non-profit St Vincent & the Grenadines Environment Fund (SVGEF) provides crucial financial support and facilitates the realisation of local initiatives, enabling them to make a tangible imp

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In the realm of artistic expression, the Caribbean emerges as a reservoir teeming with extraordinary talent. Defined by a rich palette brimming with vibrant hues and a tapestry of diverse cultural influences, the region’s artists offer a Unique and n

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Traditionally known as the ‘Spice Isle’, it might be time for a new nickname for Grenada. Nutmeg and cinnamon production drove the island’s economy for centuries, but now the world is in love with premium-quality Grenadian chocolate. Cocoa beans orig

On 6 February interCaribbean Airways launched a nonstop service between Bridgetown, Barbados, and Kingston, Jamaica, in what marks a new chapter in the connectivity between these two major Caribbean destinations. This new route is the only direct ser

Just after lunch on 1 February 2019, a 360,000kg meteor travelling at more than 64,000kmh exploded above western Cuba creating a sonic boom and showering the Viñales Valley in fragments of meteorite. I cycled into the valleys main village later that

Welcome to the latest edition of Cacique. At interCaribbean Airways, 6 February is a very special date - for it was on this day 32 years ago that the airline, then known as InterIsland Airways, set out on its inaugural flight in a four-seater, single

Know Your Caribbean was born out of frustration,” says Fiona Compton, founder of the platform dedicated to the enrichment of the history and culture of the region. A frustration caused, says the St Lucian, who was studying art in the UK at the time,

Immersed in a coral garden of delights - purple sea fans and giant barrel sponges, angelfish, doctor fish and damselfish - and fixated on a large blue napoleon fish, I didn’t notice I was drifting so close to the shipwreck. Lifting my head from the c

Spend time with these elegant pink birds, which are found all over the island. Explore the largest fortress in the Americas, built more than 200 years ago. Check out the grounded shipwreck, a popular landmark off Providenciales. ■

The heart of Santo Domingo, known as the Zona Colonial or Colonial Zone, dates back to 1492, when explorer Christopher Columbus anchored here during his voyage to the New World. He named the island now known as the Dominican Republic - Hispaniola (li

Inspired by time spent island hopping in St Vincent & the Grenadines, artist Anusha Jianclani says this piece was born out of her “adoration for the various hues of blue that surrounded me” immersive trip has “forever changed me and my outlook on wha

From its humble beginnings with a single Cessna aircraft to becoming the largest privately owned airline in the region, connecting 27 cities in 17 countries, interCaribbean celebrated its 32nd anniversary of flying on 6 February, the same day it laun

the biggest and most diverse ICC Twenty20 World Cup, the ninth in the tournament’s history, will take place in the Caribbean and the US in June this year. With 20 international teams competing in nine different venues (six in the Caribbean and three