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Here are a few Caribbean marathons and half marathons in the coming months that are worth planning your next Caribbean travel adventure around.

A scintillating display of world class seamanship, speed, and man's/woman's insatiable appetite for competition, Antigua Sailing Week presents about as thrilling an experience as I've ever enjoyed at sea.

They taste as great as they race! The cheeky catchphrase has long been associated with Goat Races in Tobago, the staple sport of the Easter Season in Trinidad's sister island. I've long wondered, though, if the saying is true.

The Kingston City Run is a great way to run through New Kingston and enjoy the views from the hills above the city. Those views come with a price, though...

There are a few somewhat surprising entries on PETA's list of Cruel Sports. That cockfighting should grace the list, though, is no surprise.

When you think Guyana, you mostly think of extreme adventuring amid otherworldly natural settings, not marathons.

Bonaire is all kinds of uncommon, the kiteboarding conditions appear perfect, and the people at Kiteboarding Bonaire look like a lot of fun.

As Cuba becomes more accessible to U.S. travelers, new ways of experiencing the country are starting to emerge. Among the most uncommon: Havana Marathon Tours.

Every August 15th, on the dark, volcanic sands of Sainte-Marie, the whole town comes to the shore to enjoy horse racing thrills along the sea.