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Steve Bennett

PR guy by trade, West Indian by birth, Steve has been helping journalists tell stories about the Caribbean for the past 20+ years. As co-founder, editorial director and principal voice of Uncommon Caribbean, Steve shares a personal and uniquely-informed view of the authentic side of Caribbean travel and culture every day. Steve’s travels have taken him to 39 Caribbean destinations (and counting), many of which he’s visited while leading media tours as the head of his travel-focused public relations agency, SBPR Corp. This depth of experience has taught him that the uncommon is not relegated to the region’s most far flung and little-known destinations.

Le Petibonum dining area, Martinique
🇫🇷Martinique

Le Petibonum – Gourmet French-Creole Cuisine on the Beach in Martinique

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Playa Carlos Rosario, Culebra
🇵🇷Culebra

Hiking along Playa Carlos Rosario, Culebra: Wish You Were Here

Hiking along Playa Carlos Rosario, Culebra: Wish You Were Here
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The Fat Boys
🇻🇮St. Croix

Celebrating Christiansted’s 275th Birthday with The Fat Boys

Remember The Fat Boys? The biggest rap group (in every way) of the mid 1980s shot the video for "Can You Feel It" on my tiny home island of St. Croix.
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🇯🇲Jamaica

Uncommon Beauty: New Dates for Caribbean Fashion Week, Kingston

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The Police - Ghost in the Machine
🇲🇸Montserrat

The Police – Ghost in the Machine: Music We Love

Ghost in the Machine—Caribbean vibes run throughout, from the reggae guitar licks of Spirits in the Material World, to ska-like horns in Demolition Man.
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guinep
Caribbean

Guinep aka quenepas aka Chenets: Caribbean Summer Flavor

Guinep aka quenepas aka chenets are sweet-'n'sour fruit treats that reflect the Caribbean's broad diversity and come into season in Summer.
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St. Martin/St. Maarten

Catching some rays at Baie Longue, St Martin: Wish You Were Here

Catching some rays at Baie Longue, St Martin.
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🇻🇬British Virgin Islands

Wishing we were at the 2010 BVI Music Festival

The BVI Music Festival is a 3-day party in Cane Garden Bay offering music lovers the option of groove on the sand, in the water, or out on their boats.
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🇯🇲Jamaica

Friday Happy Hour: Raise a Glass to Jamaica

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