1.DominicaDominica Overview:-A tiny island republic in the Caribbean, Dominica is formally referred to as the Commonwealth of Dominica. It is located halfway between Martinique and Guadeloup… Read More

Hey there, fellow adventurers! Get ready to set sail on a remarkable nautical escapade through the breathtaking beauty of Antigua.  Imagine cruising along stunning coastlines, discov… Read More

As you tread the streets of St. John’s, Antigua’s captivating capital, you’ll be transported to a realm where history harmonizes with the present. Begin your exploratio… Read More

The Lucayans, the original inhabitants of the Bahamas, had a vibrant and intricate society that flourished long before the arrival of European colonizers. They were part of the broader Taino… Read More

A true reflection of its rich history and culture, Barbadian food, also known as Bajan cuisine, is a delightful culinary blend that has been shaped by diverse cultural influences. This bl… Read More

Nach einer urlaubsbedingten Pause und fast zwei Monaten bewegungsloser Schockstarre im Pop-Sumpf melden wir uns zurück. Lehnt euch zurück und geniesse eine knackvolle Folge eures L… Read More

Original content owned & copyrighted by Green Global Travel. There are essentially two types of tourists who visit the Caribbean, the 2,500-mile-long chain of more than 7,000 islands, is… Read More

One of many extra insidious examples of cancel tradition in America are efforts by the woke left to erase Christopher Columbus from reminiscence. Now a pair of Tennessee Democrats wish to… Read More

Winter Trip to Saint Lucia Where are you planning to go to escape the cold? Which Caribbean Island is the best choice? So many ads and blogs push the most visited islands. But we sugge… Read More

Everyone seems to be concerned about the color of his or her skin. In Africa, some women can spend lots of money to change the color of their skin, forgetting the fact that their ancestral b… Read More

Pin It! When many people think of visiting Puerto Rico, Old San Juan is often one of the first things that comes to mind. Except for the beaches, of course. Old San Juan is a historical t… Read More

Dominica is a popular country among tourists for adventurous activities like hiking andscuba diving. However, it is also famous for its numerous lakes and mountains. Thenative population of… Read More

The Caribbean Sea is the Atlantic Ocean’s second-largest marginal sea, after the Sargasso water, addressing about 2.7 million rectangular kilometers. The deepest point will be the Puer… Read More

Good choice on deciding to visit St. John island, Caribbean. Saint John, a part of the US Virgin Islands (USVI), is unique for some vital reasons. Firstly, 70% of the island is designated as… Read More

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With the world coming to what seems like a halt this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the desire to escape to far-off places is more palpable than ever. As more countries begin to reopen t… Read More

Original content owned & copyrighted by Green Global Travel. The Dulce River, or “Sweet” River, is one of the most overlooked places to visit in Guatemala. Popular Guatemala… Read More

Pearls, in the Parish of St. Andrew’s, Grenada, just up the road from the main town of Grenville, is a unique place that sits at the intersection of two of the main themes of my r… Read More

For those of you interested in the Santa Rosa Festival of Trinidad's Carib Community, you can hear a live broadcast, streamed online, from Trinidadian radio station I 95.5 FM, this Sunday mo… Read More

“The Emergence of the Chief” is a statue on the Loyola campus of Concordia University in Montreal. {click to enlarge}In Canada, “a yoga instructor…says her free clas… Read More

, Dominica.3000 BC - The first Amerindian people settle in the bay.Les premiers Amérindiens s'installent dans la baie.1493 - One ship of Columbus fleet on his 2nd Voyage enters the ba… Read More

The Red Nose Day is an association English caritative, that organizes every year a special day to raise funds to fight against poverty in Africa and in England. In 2009, the Red Nose Day (da… Read More