Islands by Mood

Islandmoods help you find the right destination

Our selection of the islands by mood (islandmoods). This is not an exhaustive list of all the activities and categories and moods of each island. It represents our opinion of the top Islandsmoods that best describe the outstanding features of the listed island. Travelers, vacations, and all interested in visiting these select Caribbean islands can see at a glance which islands fall into their personal preference. From bird watching to escaping and lazing on the beach, you can now just choose your personal Caribbean island Experience.

The Bird Watching IslandMoods

Green Heron Barbados. Islands that have some of the best birdwatching, including tours and sanctuaries for birds. If you are in the mood for spotting birds this is the Island mood for you. Islandsmoods give you a list of islands by category and mood.

Montserrat: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Montserrat is a small island in the Caribbean Sea, located south of Antigua and north of Martinique. The island is volcanic in origin and its highest point is the Soufriere Hills volcano, which last erupted in 1997. Approximately two-thirds of the island’s residents fled Montserrat after the eruption, and the island’s population is now about ...
Trinidad and Tobago: The Islands Culture And Attractions
Introduction To Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad & Tobago Cosmopolitan Caribbean Culture: The islands have a unique charm and a fast pace of living that is infectious. The Bustling Port of Spain is a hive of activity – a visit to Frederick Street with its many quaint shops and wayside vendors is a great experience. A trip to ...
St. Lucia: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To St. Lucia Famous for its annual Jazz Festival St. Lucia offers a getaway for family, couples, and honeymooners alike. Enjoy the unspoiled beauty, visit the famous drive-in volcano and see the bountiful fields of bananas. St. Lucia has a variety of accommodations from the all-inclusive to the simple bed and breakfast type lodging. Castries ...
Nevis: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To Nevis A place of unspoilt beauty, perfect for getting away from the stress and strains of modern life. Small and serene, it is full of historical interest—birthplace of Alexander Hamilton who helped to draft the US constitution. Charlestown the capital retains much of its original character. Nevis is truly an island where nature reigns and ...
Barbados History, Culture, Attractions
Rogues History of Barbados In Rogues Guide of Barbados History, Bajan Culture & Attractions, we start by looking at the historical context of it all. Barbados became an independent nation within the Commonwealth in 1966. Originally occupied by Arawaks and Caribs, and later visited by the Portuguese and Spanish, it was colonised by the English in ...
Guide to Anquilla: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Rogues Guide to Anguilla In this Rogues Guide to Anquilla we explore ideas for culture and attractions vacation in this tropical paradise. It comes packaged with stunning beaches, in a small island that offers total relaxation for those who seek it and activities for singles, families, groups and honeymooners. Relax on the beaches or enjoy the ...

IslandMoods- Escape to Tranquility

Bequia Travelogue Unwinding at the Speed of Light
Rogues Guide to Bequia Bequia Travelogue Unwinding at the Speed of Light by Ian R Clayton February 2012 -updated 2021 © A blog of Rogues Guide to Bequia – Island of the Caribbean This is a real hands-on first-person travelogue of 5 days spent in Bequia, unwinding at the speed of lights! Clayton is the Author of Rogues in ...
Bequia Island Grenadines– Its Culture And Attractions
Bequia island in the grenadines is truly a one-of-a-kind gem. It is a Rogues Caribbean Classic Escape. In fact, Ian R. Clayton, author of Rogues in Paradise, has spent many happy times in Bequia. He wrote Unwinding at the Speed of Light which captured 5 days in Bequia that flew by with lazy days that ...
9 Best Routes For Hiking In Montserrat
The colonial ties, picturesque beaches and fantastic rainforests in Montserrat make it a hiker’s heaven. You’ll be able to see views of the ocean, take snapshots of the volcano and spot the tropical bird, reptile and bat species common in the sections of rainforest. The island is also steeped in history, perfect for a guided hike ...
Montserrat: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Montserrat is a small island in the Caribbean Sea, located south of Antigua and north of Martinique. The island is volcanic in origin and its highest point is the Soufriere Hills volcano, which last erupted in 1997. Approximately two-thirds of the island’s residents fled Montserrat after the eruption, and the island’s population is now about ...
St. Lucia: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To St. Lucia Famous for its annual Jazz Festival St. Lucia offers a getaway for family, couples, and honeymooners alike. Enjoy the unspoiled beauty, visit the famous drive-in volcano and see the bountiful fields of bananas. St. Lucia has a variety of accommodations from the all-inclusive to the simple bed and breakfast type lodging. Castries ...
Barbados History, Culture, Attractions
Rogues History of Barbados In Rogues Guide of Barbados History, Bajan Culture & Attractions, we start by looking at the historical context of it all. Barbados became an independent nation within the Commonwealth in 1966. Originally occupied by Arawaks and Caribs, and later visited by the Portuguese and Spanish, it was colonised by the English in ...
Dominica: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To Dominica Eco tourism reigns in this mountainous island and for those with adventure in mind it is perfect. It has been called the Nature Island of the Caribbean and with its many rivers and unspoilt beauty, there are many activities such as hiking, exploring the nature trails, whale watching, exploring the natural beauty of ...

Island Hiking Moods

9 Best Routes For Hiking In Montserrat
The colonial ties, picturesque beaches and fantastic rainforests in Montserrat make it a hiker’s heaven. You’ll be able to see views of the ocean, take snapshots of the volcano and spot the tropical bird, reptile and bat species common in the sections of rainforest. The island is also steeped in history, perfect for a guided hike ...
St Vincent & The Grenadines: The Island Culture And Attractions
St Vincent and The Grenadines offer a variety of experiences for the traveller—hiking, nature trails, and expeditions to many of the beautiful unspoiled areas, diving, beaches, and, if time permits, a visit to the neighbouring Grenadine islands is well worthwhile. For the less adventurous, the capital of Kingstown with its famous Botanic Gardens as well ...
Montserrat: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Montserrat is a small island in the Caribbean Sea, located south of Antigua and north of Martinique. The island is volcanic in origin and its highest point is the Soufriere Hills volcano, which last erupted in 1997. Approximately two-thirds of the island’s residents fled Montserrat after the eruption, and the island’s population is now about ...

Nature Moods

Jack Demseys Power of Choice
Our story begins with Jack Demseys Power of Choice. Jack, a charming rogue with a past as mysterious as the ocean’s depths, was haunted by memories he wished to forget. He found some solace in the tranquil embrace of the island, hoping to leave behind the shadows that trailed him. The Tycoon and Ms. Cartwell Meanwhile, on ...
Bequia Travelogue Unwinding at the Speed of Light
Rogues Guide to Bequia Bequia Travelogue Unwinding at the Speed of Light by Ian R Clayton February 2012 -updated 2021 © A blog of Rogues Guide to Bequia – Island of the Caribbean This is a real hands-on first-person travelogue of 5 days spent in Bequia, unwinding at the speed of lights! Clayton is the Author of Rogues in ...
Bequia Island Grenadines– Its Culture And Attractions
Bequia island in the grenadines is truly a one-of-a-kind gem. It is a Rogues Caribbean Classic Escape. In fact, Ian R. Clayton, author of Rogues in Paradise, has spent many happy times in Bequia. He wrote Unwinding at the Speed of Light which captured 5 days in Bequia that flew by with lazy days that ...
St Vincent & The Grenadines: The Island Culture And Attractions
St Vincent and The Grenadines offer a variety of experiences for the traveller—hiking, nature trails, and expeditions to many of the beautiful unspoiled areas, diving, beaches, and, if time permits, a visit to the neighbouring Grenadine islands is well worthwhile. For the less adventurous, the capital of Kingstown with its famous Botanic Gardens as well ...
Montserrat: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Montserrat is a small island in the Caribbean Sea, located south of Antigua and north of Martinique. The island is volcanic in origin and its highest point is the Soufriere Hills volcano, which last erupted in 1997. Approximately two-thirds of the island’s residents fled Montserrat after the eruption, and the island’s population is now about ...
St. Lucia: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To St. Lucia Famous for its annual Jazz Festival St. Lucia offers a getaway for family, couples, and honeymooners alike. Enjoy the unspoiled beauty, visit the famous drive-in volcano and see the bountiful fields of bananas. St. Lucia has a variety of accommodations from the all-inclusive to the simple bed and breakfast type lodging. Castries ...
St. Kitts: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To St. Kitts In the centre of the island stands a dormant volcano covered with vegetation which dominates the landscape. St. Kitts has an unspoilt atmosphere, and provides a relaxing get away. Beautiful beaches, tropical forest areas perfect for nature trails are among the attractions. Basseterre, the capital boasts many beautifully preserved colonial structures. Historic sites ...
Barbados History, Culture, Attractions
Rogues History of Barbados In Rogues Guide of Barbados History, Bajan Culture & Attractions, we start by looking at the historical context of it all. Barbados became an independent nation within the Commonwealth in 1966. Originally occupied by Arawaks and Caribs, and later visited by the Portuguese and Spanish, it was colonised by the English in ...
Antigua The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To Antigua 365 beautiful beaches in Antigua (one for each day of the year) will give you an indication of the popularity of this island for a vacation. Swimming with the dolphins, scuba diving, sailing—these are just a few of the activities to be enjoyed. The world famous English Harbor and Nelson’s Dockyard are of ...
Dominica: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To Dominica Eco tourism reigns in this mountainous island and for those with adventure in mind it is perfect. It has been called the Nature Island of the Caribbean and with its many rivers and unspoilt beauty, there are many activities such as hiking, exploring the nature trails, whale watching, exploring the natural beauty of ...

Caribbean Business

Trinidad and Tobago: The Islands Culture And Attractions
Introduction To Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad & Tobago Cosmopolitan Caribbean Culture: The islands have a unique charm and a fast pace of living that is infectious. The Bustling Port of Spain is a hive of activity – a visit to Frederick Street with its many quaint shops and wayside vendors is a great experience. A trip to ...
Barbados History, Culture, Attractions
Rogues History of Barbados In Rogues Guide of Barbados History, Bajan Culture & Attractions, we start by looking at the historical context of it all. Barbados became an independent nation within the Commonwealth in 1966. Originally occupied by Arawaks and Caribs, and later visited by the Portuguese and Spanish, it was colonised by the English in ...
Antigua The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To Antigua 365 beautiful beaches in Antigua (one for each day of the year) will give you an indication of the popularity of this island for a vacation. Swimming with the dolphins, scuba diving, sailing—these are just a few of the activities to be enjoyed. The world famous English Harbor and Nelson’s Dockyard are of ...

Explore Culture & Lifestyles

Barbados African, British, Caribbean Bajan Culture
Barbados blends African, British, Scottish, and Irish influences, showcasing Bajan Culture and racial harmony. Each of these groups contributes to the unique “Bajan Caribbean character.” It is sometimes referred to as African Bajan or Afro Bajan, at other times British-Bajan, and all other hyphens Bajns. Today, it is proudly called Bajan. The Elements of Character Barbados, affectionately ...
Identity Forged in Bonds of Cruelty and Compassion
Washington Black Reveals the Bonds of Cruelty and Compassion This New York Times article is about Esi Edugyan’s novel Washington Black and the Bonds of Cruelty and Compassion. The story follows the journey of a freed Barbadian slave boy who travels from Barbados to the Americas and to Halifax, Nova Scotia. The story captivates me for ...
History and Influence of Feudalism in Barbados
The feudal system, which emerged in Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire, was a social, economic, and political structure that dominated medieval society. In Britain, the feudal system had significant historical influence, shaping the country’s development in various ways. It created a distinctive feudal class system that was exported to the colonies and ...
Bajan Yardfowl The Rising Start of Rogues in Paradise
The yardfowl is a key character in my book Rogues in Paradise. I just liked the attitude of the many chickens that roam the streets, and beaches and live in the backyards of chattel houses. I later discovered the Yardfowl was featured in a book by Rawle C. Eastmond. Unlike my Rogures Yardfowl, Eastmond explores ...
The Curse of The British Colonials
From Feudal Fields to Colonial Frontiers: The Legacy of British Serfdom in the New World I have been mulling over the question of why the British Colonials felt they had the right to subjugate Africans and enslave them. Was it a convenient or conventional attitude? One must understand how the past history of feudalism shaped the ...
Caribbean Colonial Slavery Systems Compared
The Comparison of Colonial Slavery Systems Unveils the Complexities of Caribbean Slavery as practiced by the British, dutch, french, and Spanish. Each had varying Policies and Treatment of African Enslaved. This Colonial Caribbean slavery is one of the most brutal and dehumanizing chapters in human history. Enslaved Africans were forcibly transported across the Atlantic to ...
Joseph Bologne From Caribbean Slave to French Nobility
The Remarkable Journey of Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges- From Caribbean Slave to French Nobility: Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges, occupies a unique place in Caribbean history as a remarkable figure who defied the rigid racial hierarchies of his time. He was born in the French colony of Guadeloupe in the Caribbean in 1745. He was ...
DNA and Evolution A Contentious Coupling
While exploring the intricacies of DNA and evolution for my book, “Rogues in Paradise,” I found an amazing in-depth article by Oliver Burrkeman in The Guardian examining Darwin’s traditional theory of evolution by natural selection. New DNA and genetics seem to challenge the foundation of evolution. It forces me to question the essence of evolution ...
Knights Dames Rogues in Paradise
King Arthurs’ Knights The Knights of the Round Table are figures associated with King Arthur in Arthurian legend. They are the genesis of Knights, Dames, and Rogues for the following centuries. The Round Table symbolizes equality and unity, as its circular shape suggests that no knight seated at it holds a position of greater importance than ...
The Best Historical Narratives
An outstanding review of Rogues in Paradise is noted as one of the Best Historical Narratives. This synopsis of the Review by Savyasachee Jha of Reedsy, calls the Rogues’ Barbados Story an outstanding example of Caribbean Literature with the rhythm of Roald Dahl and Ruskin Bond. Download Chapters & Get Invitation to Launch “Rogues in Paradise” is ...

Time with the Family

10 Best Resorts In Barbados
Barbados is renowned for its glorious sandy beaches and crashing surfer waves. It has a year-round mild to hot climate making it the ideal place for holidaymakers. The 34 x 23-kilometer-wide island in the easternmost section of the Caribbean is known for its chilled lifestyle, fantastic dining experiences and unique attractions. For a relaxing beach stay, ...
Top 7 Best Places To Stay In Barbados
Barbados has something for everyone. From its notorious sandy beaches, excellent coral scuba opportunities and relaxing spa resorts, to its high-top crag hiking, beautiful botanical gardens and exciting sporting activities. Here are the 7 best places to stay in Barbados to make the most out of your vacation. 1. St. Philip Located on the southeast portion of the ...
Friendship Rose Sailing the Grenadines
Sailing on the Old Time Schooner Ian Clayton Author Rogues in Paradise. August 2007 – update 2022 © AXSES 2022 Friendship Rose Sailing the Grenadines is a firsthand account of a sailing trip to the Tobacco cays in the Grenadines. She Creeks and Rolls Over the Waves The Friendship Rose, Caribbean Sailing Schooner, creeks as she rolls over the waves. ...
Bequia Travelogue Unwinding at the Speed of Light
Rogues Guide to Bequia Bequia Travelogue Unwinding at the Speed of Light by Ian R Clayton February 2012 -updated 2021 © A blog of Rogues Guide to Bequia – Island of the Caribbean This is a real hands-on first-person travelogue of 5 days spent in Bequia, unwinding at the speed of lights! Clayton is the Author of Rogues in ...
Bequia Island Grenadines– Its Culture And Attractions
Bequia island in the grenadines is truly a one-of-a-kind gem. It is a Rogues Caribbean Classic Escape. In fact, Ian R. Clayton, author of Rogues in Paradise, has spent many happy times in Bequia. He wrote Unwinding at the Speed of Light which captured 5 days in Bequia that flew by with lazy days that ...
8 Amazing Things To Do In Montserrat
As a destination, Montserrat offers a range of fascinating and awe-inspiring scenery from the lush green peaks of the Northern side of the island to deserted and blackened settlements on the southern side, leftover from the volcanic eruptions in 1995. The Island offers something for everyone, with police escorted tours to even the most deserted areas ...
Best Places To Eat Out In Brades Montserrat
When you’re on vacation, one of the most important things is to enjoy eating. It’s a time when you can get away from everyday life and don’t have the responsibility of buying in or cooking your own food for a change. To ensure you make the most of your time away, it’s a great idea ...
Nevis: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To Nevis A place of unspoilt beauty, perfect for getting away from the stress and strains of modern life. Small and serene, it is full of historical interest—birthplace of Alexander Hamilton who helped to draft the US constitution. Charlestown the capital retains much of its original character. Nevis is truly an island where nature reigns and ...
Barbados History, Culture, Attractions
Rogues History of Barbados In Rogues Guide of Barbados History, Bajan Culture & Attractions, we start by looking at the historical context of it all. Barbados became an independent nation within the Commonwealth in 1966. Originally occupied by Arawaks and Caribs, and later visited by the Portuguese and Spanish, it was colonised by the English in ...
Antigua The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To Antigua 365 beautiful beaches in Antigua (one for each day of the year) will give you an indication of the popularity of this island for a vacation. Swimming with the dolphins, scuba diving, sailing—these are just a few of the activities to be enjoyed. The world famous English Harbor and Nelson’s Dockyard are of ...

The Gourmet Experience

Bequia Travelogue Unwinding at the Speed of Light
Rogues Guide to Bequia Bequia Travelogue Unwinding at the Speed of Light by Ian R Clayton February 2012 -updated 2021 © A blog of Rogues Guide to Bequia – Island of the Caribbean This is a real hands-on first-person travelogue of 5 days spent in Bequia, unwinding at the speed of lights! Clayton is the Author of Rogues in ...
Tortola: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Rogues Guide – Tortola History Culture & Attractions In a remote place, where the Atlantic meets the turquoise waters of the Caribbean, there is an archipelago of about 50 islands, cays, rock formations, and islets, called the British Virgin Islands. This Rogues Guide is an overview of Tortola History, Culture & Attractions. After Hurricane Irma in 2017 ...
St. Maarten: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To St. Maarten St. Maarten cultural attractions are divided between the French and the Dutch. Each section retains its uniqueness, there is a marvelous harmony between the two. The French side offer great shopping, excellent cuisine and secluded beaches – a Gaelic experience. The Dutch side is more informal and is a busy cruise port and ...
Grenada: The Island – Its History Culture And Attractions
Introduction To Grenada The Isle of Spice, as it is called, is famous for its nutmeg, mace and bountiful fruit, herbs and spices, all part of the unique Grenada culture and attractions and the grenada experience. Famous for its wonderful beaches such as Grande Anse and the sheer beauty of the mountains, Grenada is perfect for ...
Barbados History, Culture, Attractions
Rogues History of Barbados In Rogues Guide of Barbados History, Bajan Culture & Attractions, we start by looking at the historical context of it all. Barbados became an independent nation within the Commonwealth in 1966. Originally occupied by Arawaks and Caribs, and later visited by the Portuguese and Spanish, it was colonised by the English in ...
Dominica: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To Dominica Eco tourism reigns in this mountainous island and for those with adventure in mind it is perfect. It has been called the Nature Island of the Caribbean and with its many rivers and unspoilt beauty, there are many activities such as hiking, exploring the nature trails, whale watching, exploring the natural beauty of ...

Health & Welness IslandMoods

St. Lucia: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To St. Lucia Famous for its annual Jazz Festival St. Lucia offers a getaway for family, couples, and honeymooners alike. Enjoy the unspoiled beauty, visit the famous drive-in volcano and see the bountiful fields of bananas. St. Lucia has a variety of accommodations from the all-inclusive to the simple bed and breakfast type lodging. Castries ...
Grenada: The Island – Its History Culture And Attractions
Introduction To Grenada The Isle of Spice, as it is called, is famous for its nutmeg, mace and bountiful fruit, herbs and spices, all part of the unique Grenada culture and attractions and the grenada experience. Famous for its wonderful beaches such as Grande Anse and the sheer beauty of the mountains, Grenada is perfect for ...
Barbados History, Culture, Attractions
Rogues History of Barbados In Rogues Guide of Barbados History, Bajan Culture & Attractions, we start by looking at the historical context of it all. Barbados became an independent nation within the Commonwealth in 1966. Originally occupied by Arawaks and Caribs, and later visited by the Portuguese and Spanish, it was colonised by the English in ...
Dominica: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To Dominica Eco tourism reigns in this mountainous island and for those with adventure in mind it is perfect. It has been called the Nature Island of the Caribbean and with its many rivers and unspoilt beauty, there are many activities such as hiking, exploring the nature trails, whale watching, exploring the natural beauty of ...

Race Horses

Trinidad and Tobago: The Islands Culture And Attractions
Introduction To Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad & Tobago Cosmopolitan Caribbean Culture: The islands have a unique charm and a fast pace of living that is infectious. The Bustling Port of Spain is a hive of activity – a visit to Frederick Street with its many quaint shops and wayside vendors is a great experience. A trip to ...
Barbados History, Culture, Attractions
Rogues History of Barbados In Rogues Guide of Barbados History, Bajan Culture & Attractions, we start by looking at the historical context of it all. Barbados became an independent nation within the Commonwealth in 1966. Originally occupied by Arawaks and Caribs, and later visited by the Portuguese and Spanish, it was colonised by the English in ...

Party IslandMoods

8 Amazing Things To Do In Montserrat
As a destination, Montserrat offers a range of fascinating and awe-inspiring scenery from the lush green peaks of the Northern side of the island to deserted and blackened settlements on the southern side, leftover from the volcanic eruptions in 1995. The Island offers something for everyone, with police escorted tours to even the most deserted areas ...
Best Places To Eat Out In Brades Montserrat
When you’re on vacation, one of the most important things is to enjoy eating. It’s a time when you can get away from everyday life and don’t have the responsibility of buying in or cooking your own food for a change. To ensure you make the most of your time away, it’s a great idea ...
Trinidad and Tobago: The Islands Culture And Attractions
Introduction To Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad & Tobago Cosmopolitan Caribbean Culture: The islands have a unique charm and a fast pace of living that is infectious. The Bustling Port of Spain is a hive of activity – a visit to Frederick Street with its many quaint shops and wayside vendors is a great experience. A trip to ...
St. Thomas: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Rogues Guide to History of St. Thomas The Rogues Guide to St. Thomas Culture and Attractions starts with history: As a member of the U.S. Virgin Islands St. Thomas has an interesting history. First occupied by Taino Indians from South America it was visited by Columbus in 1493. The Virgin Islands were named after St. Ursula ...
St. Maarten: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To St. Maarten St. Maarten cultural attractions are divided between the French and the Dutch. Each section retains its uniqueness, there is a marvelous harmony between the two. The French side offer great shopping, excellent cuisine and secluded beaches – a Gaelic experience. The Dutch side is more informal and is a busy cruise port and ...
Barbados History, Culture, Attractions
Rogues History of Barbados In Rogues Guide of Barbados History, Bajan Culture & Attractions, we start by looking at the historical context of it all. Barbados became an independent nation within the Commonwealth in 1966. Originally occupied by Arawaks and Caribs, and later visited by the Portuguese and Spanish, it was colonised by the English in ...

Sailing

Grenada Vintage Memories – Terminated Schooner
Rogues in Paradise Author, Ian R. Clayton, recalls his Grenada Vintage Memories. Early in my career in Tourism, I embarked on an adventure to hitchhike through the islands of the Caribbean. We planned a trip that would go with the wind—no fixed timetable or destination. We would sail on mailboats, private yachts, and the vintage wooden ...
Friendship Rose Sailing the Grenadines
Sailing on the Old Time Schooner Ian Clayton Author Rogues in Paradise. August 2007 – update 2022 © AXSES 2022 Friendship Rose Sailing the Grenadines is a firsthand account of a sailing trip to the Tobacco cays in the Grenadines. She Creeks and Rolls Over the Waves The Friendship Rose, Caribbean Sailing Schooner, creeks as she rolls over the waves. ...
Bequia Travelogue Unwinding at the Speed of Light
Rogues Guide to Bequia Bequia Travelogue Unwinding at the Speed of Light by Ian R Clayton February 2012 -updated 2021 © A blog of Rogues Guide to Bequia – Island of the Caribbean This is a real hands-on first-person travelogue of 5 days spent in Bequia, unwinding at the speed of lights! Clayton is the Author of Rogues in ...
Bequia Island Grenadines– Its Culture And Attractions
Bequia island in the grenadines is truly a one-of-a-kind gem. It is a Rogues Caribbean Classic Escape. In fact, Ian R. Clayton, author of Rogues in Paradise, has spent many happy times in Bequia. He wrote Unwinding at the Speed of Light which captured 5 days in Bequia that flew by with lazy days that ...
Tortola: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Rogues Guide – Tortola History Culture & Attractions In a remote place, where the Atlantic meets the turquoise waters of the Caribbean, there is an archipelago of about 50 islands, cays, rock formations, and islets, called the British Virgin Islands. This Rogues Guide is an overview of Tortola History, Culture & Attractions. After Hurricane Irma in 2017 ...
St. Lucia: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To St. Lucia Famous for its annual Jazz Festival St. Lucia offers a getaway for family, couples, and honeymooners alike. Enjoy the unspoiled beauty, visit the famous drive-in volcano and see the bountiful fields of bananas. St. Lucia has a variety of accommodations from the all-inclusive to the simple bed and breakfast type lodging. Castries ...

Scuba/Snoekeling

7 Best Barbados Snorkeling Locations
Barbados is infamous for its glorious, soft, sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters and some of the Barbados Snorkeling Locations in the Caribbean . The weather is warm all year round and the coral reef sits close enough to the shore to bring in a wealth of tropical fish and other wildlife. It’s an amazing holiday destination, ...
Bequia Island Grenadines– Its Culture And Attractions
Bequia island in the grenadines is truly a one-of-a-kind gem. It is a Rogues Caribbean Classic Escape. In fact, Ian R. Clayton, author of Rogues in Paradise, has spent many happy times in Bequia. He wrote Unwinding at the Speed of Light which captured 5 days in Bequia that flew by with lazy days that ...
St Vincent & The Grenadines: The Island Culture And Attractions
St Vincent and The Grenadines offer a variety of experiences for the traveller—hiking, nature trails, and expeditions to many of the beautiful unspoiled areas, diving, beaches, and, if time permits, a visit to the neighbouring Grenadine islands is well worthwhile. For the less adventurous, the capital of Kingstown with its famous Botanic Gardens as well ...
St. Croix: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To St. Croix Largest of the US Virgin Islands (82 sq. miles) offers a variety of activities. Christiansted and Fredriksted are the two main towns and must be seen, each with its own distinctive style. Shopping is excellent and there are many places of interest to visit. Tours can be arranged to a rum factory, Botanic ...
Barbados History, Culture, Attractions
Rogues History of Barbados In Rogues Guide of Barbados History, Bajan Culture & Attractions, we start by looking at the historical context of it all. Barbados became an independent nation within the Commonwealth in 1966. Originally occupied by Arawaks and Caribs, and later visited by the Portuguese and Spanish, it was colonised by the English in ...
Guide to Anquilla: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Rogues Guide to Anguilla In this Rogues Guide to Anquilla we explore ideas for culture and attractions vacation in this tropical paradise. It comes packaged with stunning beaches, in a small island that offers total relaxation for those who seek it and activities for singles, families, groups and honeymooners. Relax on the beaches or enjoy the ...

Submarine

Barbados History, Culture, Attractions
Rogues History of Barbados In Rogues Guide of Barbados History, Bajan Culture & Attractions, we start by looking at the historical context of it all. Barbados became an independent nation within the Commonwealth in 1966. Originally occupied by Arawaks and Caribs, and later visited by the Portuguese and Spanish, it was colonised by the English in ...

Sightseeing

Bequia Travelogue Unwinding at the Speed of Light
Rogues Guide to Bequia Bequia Travelogue Unwinding at the Speed of Light by Ian R Clayton February 2012 -updated 2021 © A blog of Rogues Guide to Bequia – Island of the Caribbean This is a real hands-on first-person travelogue of 5 days spent in Bequia, unwinding at the speed of lights! Clayton is the Author of Rogues in ...
Bequia Island Grenadines– Its Culture And Attractions
Bequia island in the grenadines is truly a one-of-a-kind gem. It is a Rogues Caribbean Classic Escape. In fact, Ian R. Clayton, author of Rogues in Paradise, has spent many happy times in Bequia. He wrote Unwinding at the Speed of Light which captured 5 days in Bequia that flew by with lazy days that ...
7 Beautiful Montserrat Beaches – Overview
Monserrat is a true cultural experience. The island supports a wealth of different activities including hiking, scuba diving and photography. There are a whole range of restaurants and eateries to tantalize your taste buds too. But most importantly, for some, there are multiple places equipped purely for relaxation. Montserrat has a number of wonderful beaches for ...
8 Amazing Things To Do In Montserrat
As a destination, Montserrat offers a range of fascinating and awe-inspiring scenery from the lush green peaks of the Northern side of the island to deserted and blackened settlements on the southern side, leftover from the volcanic eruptions in 1995. The Island offers something for everyone, with police escorted tours to even the most deserted areas ...
9 Best Routes For Hiking In Montserrat
The colonial ties, picturesque beaches and fantastic rainforests in Montserrat make it a hiker’s heaven. You’ll be able to see views of the ocean, take snapshots of the volcano and spot the tropical bird, reptile and bat species common in the sections of rainforest. The island is also steeped in history, perfect for a guided hike ...
Best Places To Eat Out In Brades Montserrat
When you’re on vacation, one of the most important things is to enjoy eating. It’s a time when you can get away from everyday life and don’t have the responsibility of buying in or cooking your own food for a change. To ensure you make the most of your time away, it’s a great idea ...
St Vincent & The Grenadines: The Island Culture And Attractions
St Vincent and The Grenadines offer a variety of experiences for the traveller—hiking, nature trails, and expeditions to many of the beautiful unspoiled areas, diving, beaches, and, if time permits, a visit to the neighbouring Grenadine islands is well worthwhile. For the less adventurous, the capital of Kingstown with its famous Botanic Gardens as well ...
Tortola: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Rogues Guide – Tortola History Culture & Attractions In a remote place, where the Atlantic meets the turquoise waters of the Caribbean, there is an archipelago of about 50 islands, cays, rock formations, and islets, called the British Virgin Islands. This Rogues Guide is an overview of Tortola History, Culture & Attractions. After Hurricane Irma in 2017 ...
St. Thomas: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Rogues Guide to History of St. Thomas The Rogues Guide to St. Thomas Culture and Attractions starts with history: As a member of the U.S. Virgin Islands St. Thomas has an interesting history. First occupied by Taino Indians from South America it was visited by Columbus in 1493. The Virgin Islands were named after St. Ursula ...
St. Lucia: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To St. Lucia Famous for its annual Jazz Festival St. Lucia offers a getaway for family, couples, and honeymooners alike. Enjoy the unspoiled beauty, visit the famous drive-in volcano and see the bountiful fields of bananas. St. Lucia has a variety of accommodations from the all-inclusive to the simple bed and breakfast type lodging. Castries ...

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Memories St John US Virgin Islands – Woodys’ Double Rum
Memories of St John US Virgin Islands – Sailing the Caribbean Excerpt from – Sailing On the Edge (i) For several days we sailed among the Virgin Islands on the Rebel Runner, a forty-foot ocean sailing boat. I was part of the crew that sailed it from Halifax, Nova Scotia, to Tortola. It was on my way to ...
10 Best Resorts In Barbados
Barbados is renowned for its glorious sandy beaches and crashing surfer waves. It has a year-round mild to hot climate making it the ideal place for holidaymakers. The 34 x 23-kilometer-wide island in the easternmost section of the Caribbean is known for its chilled lifestyle, fantastic dining experiences and unique attractions. For a relaxing beach stay, ...
Bequia Travelogue Unwinding at the Speed of Light
Rogues Guide to Bequia Bequia Travelogue Unwinding at the Speed of Light by Ian R Clayton February 2012 -updated 2021 © A blog of Rogues Guide to Bequia – Island of the Caribbean This is a real hands-on first-person travelogue of 5 days spent in Bequia, unwinding at the speed of lights! Clayton is the Author of Rogues in ...
Bequia Island Grenadines– Its Culture And Attractions
Bequia island in the grenadines is truly a one-of-a-kind gem. It is a Rogues Caribbean Classic Escape. In fact, Ian R. Clayton, author of Rogues in Paradise, has spent many happy times in Bequia. He wrote Unwinding at the Speed of Light which captured 5 days in Bequia that flew by with lazy days that ...
7 Beautiful Montserrat Beaches – Overview
Monserrat is a true cultural experience. The island supports a wealth of different activities including hiking, scuba diving and photography. There are a whole range of restaurants and eateries to tantalize your taste buds too. But most importantly, for some, there are multiple places equipped purely for relaxation. Montserrat has a number of wonderful beaches for ...
St. Maarten: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To St. Maarten St. Maarten cultural attractions are divided between the French and the Dutch. Each section retains its uniqueness, there is a marvelous harmony between the two. The French side offer great shopping, excellent cuisine and secluded beaches – a Gaelic experience. The Dutch side is more informal and is a busy cruise port and ...
St. Kitts: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To St. Kitts In the centre of the island stands a dormant volcano covered with vegetation which dominates the landscape. St. Kitts has an unspoilt atmosphere, and provides a relaxing get away. Beautiful beaches, tropical forest areas perfect for nature trails are among the attractions. Basseterre, the capital boasts many beautifully preserved colonial structures. Historic sites ...
Antigua The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To Antigua 365 beautiful beaches in Antigua (one for each day of the year) will give you an indication of the popularity of this island for a vacation. Swimming with the dolphins, scuba diving, sailing—these are just a few of the activities to be enjoyed. The world famous English Harbor and Nelson’s Dockyard are of ...
Barbados History, Culture, Attractions
Rogues History of Barbados In Rogues Guide of Barbados History, Bajan Culture & Attractions, we start by looking at the historical context of it all. Barbados became an independent nation within the Commonwealth in 1966. Originally occupied by Arawaks and Caribs, and later visited by the Portuguese and Spanish, it was colonised by the English in ...
St. Croix: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To St. Croix Largest of the US Virgin Islands (82 sq. miles) offers a variety of activities. Christiansted and Fredriksted are the two main towns and must be seen, each with its own distinctive style. Shopping is excellent and there are many places of interest to visit. Tours can be arranged to a rum factory, Botanic ...

Majestic Volcano Mountains

St Vincent & The Grenadines: The Island Culture And Attractions
St Vincent and The Grenadines offer a variety of experiences for the traveller—hiking, nature trails, and expeditions to many of the beautiful unspoiled areas, diving, beaches, and, if time permits, a visit to the neighbouring Grenadine islands is well worthwhile. For the less adventurous, the capital of Kingstown with its famous Botanic Gardens as well ...
Montserrat: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Montserrat is a small island in the Caribbean Sea, located south of Antigua and north of Martinique. The island is volcanic in origin and its highest point is the Soufriere Hills volcano, which last erupted in 1997. Approximately two-thirds of the island’s residents fled Montserrat after the eruption, and the island’s population is now about ...
St. Lucia: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To St. Lucia Famous for its annual Jazz Festival St. Lucia offers a getaway for family, couples, and honeymooners alike. Enjoy the unspoiled beauty, visit the famous drive-in volcano and see the bountiful fields of bananas. St. Lucia has a variety of accommodations from the all-inclusive to the simple bed and breakfast type lodging. Castries ...
St. Kitts: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To St. Kitts In the centre of the island stands a dormant volcano covered with vegetation which dominates the landscape. St. Kitts has an unspoilt atmosphere, and provides a relaxing get away. Beautiful beaches, tropical forest areas perfect for nature trails are among the attractions. Basseterre, the capital boasts many beautifully preserved colonial structures. Historic sites ...
Grenada: The Island – Its History Culture And Attractions
Introduction To Grenada The Isle of Spice, as it is called, is famous for its nutmeg, mace and bountiful fruit, herbs and spices, all part of the unique Grenada culture and attractions and the grenada experience. Famous for its wonderful beaches such as Grande Anse and the sheer beauty of the mountains, Grenada is perfect for ...
Nevis: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To Nevis A place of unspoilt beauty, perfect for getting away from the stress and strains of modern life. Small and serene, it is full of historical interest—birthplace of Alexander Hamilton who helped to draft the US constitution. Charlestown the capital retains much of its original character. Nevis is truly an island where nature reigns and ...
Dominica: The Island – Its Culture And Attractions
Introduction To Dominica Eco tourism reigns in this mountainous island and for those with adventure in mind it is perfect. It has been called the Nature Island of the Caribbean and with its many rivers and unspoilt beauty, there are many activities such as hiking, exploring the nature trails, whale watching, exploring the natural beauty of ...

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