Caribbean Beat — November/December 2021 (#167)
In the latest issue of Caribbean Beat magazine, our editorial team share their personal bucket list wishes for future travel experiences — from Junkanoo in the Bahamas to whale-watching in Dominica and exploring the Guyanese rainforest. Meet a Trinidadian dancer and choreographer bringing classical Indian traditions to the Caribbean, and hear from award-winning St Lucian poet Canisia Lubrin. See highlights of a new exhibition of Caribbean art and photography in Toronto. Plus coverage of Caribbean books, music, food, the year-end festivals of Divali and Christmas, and more!
In the latest issue of Caribbean Beat magazine, our editorial team share their personal bucket list wishes for future travel experiences — from Junkanoo in the Bahamas to whale-watching in Dominica and exploring the Guyanese rainforest. Meet a Trinidadian dancer and choreographer bringing classical Indian traditions to the Caribbean, and hear from award-winning St Lucian poet Canisia Lubrin. See highlights of a new exhibition of Caribbean art and photography in Toronto. Plus coverage of Caribbean books, music, food, the year-end festivals of Divali and Christmas, and more!
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The Baths,
Virgin Gorda
The Baths in Virgin Gorda, one of the
British Virgin Islands, are an impressive
natural wonder and unlike anything
else in the Caribbean. It is without a
doubt the perfect place to relive my
favourite childhood pastime of climbing
any and everything. It’s a natural
playground, characteristically volcanic,
and with many attractions scattered
between Devil’s Bay and Spring Bay.
These gigantic granite boulders are a
prime spot for bouldering, a style of free
climbing without ropes. The unique and
complex formations possess a variety of
challenging and technical routes I would
like to try. These routes are found in the
hidden caverns, grottoes, tunnels, and
overhanging arches, with more being
discovered yearly. It’s always a plus
when you’re surrounded by soft white
sand and refreshing tide pools to gently
catch you if you fall, and you can easily
transition from tough climb to relaxing
swim if you so please.
Kristine De Abreu
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