Bahamas
Our Posts about Bahamas
Marveling at the colorful magic show put on by Mother Nature at the end of each and every day in The Bahamas.
continue…
Without a doubt, the Caribbean is THE BEST place to ring in the New Year! Partying is in our West Indian blood, so finding a good fete just about anywhere along the island chain is no problem.
For the very best jam, though, Nassau is the place to be! New Year’s here means Junkanoo, which for anyone lucky enough to be on Bay Street after midnight tonight means an unforgettable great time.
Soaking in the decidedly local scene at Goldie’s Daiquiri & Sky Juice Bar at Arawak Cay Fish Fry in Nassau. For more on this famed Bahamas attraction, click here.
continue…
For anyone traveling to Nassau, the prospect of finding accommodations at the type of special hotels that cater to our special style of travel can be daunting to say the least. The place is just so synonymous with humongous, one-size-fits-all resorts (with more on the way) that it’s easy to think you might be better off somewhere else.
That thinking, however, would be wrong, as anyone who’s ever happened along Compass Point surely knows.
What would you do if you only had one night to enjoy the most developed and commercial (read: touristy) of Bahamas islands? I posed that question to our Facebook fans ahead of a one-night business trip I had planned to Nassau a few weeks ago. The responses were so unanimous, so fervent in their insistence that I just had to obey. Indeed, if I was to have just one night in Nassau, there would only be one place for me: Arawak Cay.
continue…
Earlier this year, I wrote about traveling to Grand Cayman and enjoying my first taste of turtle. Predictably, this was not one of our more popular posts. Reader responses generally ranged from outrage to disappointment. Turtles are cute and endangered; how can anyone think of eating them?
I can see where my detractors were coming from (though most ignored the conservation side of the story), but I’m wondering how these same people will feel about the subject of today’s Taste of the Caribbean: the regal, if not ravenous Queen Conch.
Take home the experience
St. Croix Food & Wine Experience Cookbook
Naparima Girls’ Highschool Cookbook
Original Uncommon Caribbean Logo T-Shirt
|
|
|
- A Mountain of Crushed Ice
- Beach Outpost
- Bermuda Shorts
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner & Punch
- BVIMusic.com
- Caribbean Travel + Life
- Chemistry of the Cocktail
- Coastlines & Tan Lines
- Enjoy Patrick Responsibly
- Go Caribbean
- Got Rum?
- Island Obsessions
- Island Store Blog
- Ministry of Rum
- Pack & Explore
- Patrick Bennett Photography
- Patrick Bennett | Creative
- Refined Vices
- RnD Rum Reviews
- Rum Connection
- Rum Dood
- RumShop Ryan
- SBPR Corp.
- Soca News
- St. Croix Libation Society
- The Rum Collective
- The Rumelier
- The Sandy Slipper
- The World Tour with Alex & Taru
- Travels With Two
- TriniChow
- TriniGourmet.com
About us
Read more...
© 2012 Uncommon Caribbean. All rights reserved.
Designed by Patrick Bennett | New York
Proudly powered by WordPress
See the sitemap
Designed by Patrick Bennett | New York
Proudly powered by WordPress
See the sitemap
Follow us on Twitter
- Morning at Velero Beach Resort in Cabarete, DR. #caribbean #travel #dr http://t.co/MZ6kasUv
(about 7 minutes ago) - @ctlsarah Enjoy it while u can!
(about 12 hours ago) - Waiter, there's a goldfish in my Cuba Libre. #caribbean #travel #DR http://t.co/k7zUAPiJ
(about 12 hours ago) - Made it to Cabarate! #caribbean #travel http://t.co/dIvwDRLj
(about 12 hours ago) - @UncommonCarib One day soon I will learn to type. Until then: I will be here for less than 24 hrs ...
(about 13 hours ago)