Tortola in the British Virgin Islands is one of Caribbean Airlines’ newest destinations. Let’s go away and check out the island’s nature and national treasures. of BVI Film Commission Film Festival (November 2nd), BVI Literature Festival (November 7-10) BVI Charter Yacht Show (November 12-15) Anegada Lobster Festival (November 29-December 1), and throughout the territory. old year night celebration (December 31) — That’s great!
of Bahamas Conchman Triathlon (November 2nd) and Junkanoo Parade (December 26th to January 1st) We promise you days full of energy and great memories. The Junkanoo Rush is a cultural highlight in the Bahamas and gives you the chance to dance the night away.
“Rancation”, anyone? Race down the road in an amazing race along scenic routes with iconic landmarks. new york city marathon (November 3rd) Curacao Marathon (November 23-24) Walkers Cayman Islands Marathon (December 1st), and jamaica reggae marathon (December 8). Friendly locals will also welcome you Run the Barbados Marathon weekend (December 6-8) — Featuring a marathon, half-marathon, 10K, popular 5K, and the Fun Mile, which lives up to its name.
of Karcher Duo Extreme Meanwhile, (November 3), the strongest mountain bikers will be put to the test through the hills of Curaçao, enduring dust, mud and other obstacles. Going further north, nevis triathlon (November 9) promises the ultimate challenge in a race like no other.
Let your imagination soar with an exciting tale of piracy as the streets of Grand Cayman come to life. Cayman Pirates Week Festival (November 8th to 30th). The festival has a magical atmosphere and includes parades and flotillas, as well as running and swimming.
at St. Martin’s gastronomy festival (November 11-22) SXM Jazz & Wine Festival (November 22-23), enjoy local specialties and culinary surprises from famous chefs. Wear fun Christmas costumes and disguises, running night (Dec. 7-8) could be the perfect end, or start, of the season.
In Puerto Rico, another of CAL’s newest destinations, history and culture buffs can explore the country’s Taino heritage during the term. National Indigenous Festival (November 15-17) at Jayuya. The focus is on having fun with the family, Infralandia Christmas Park (December 14-15), with more than 50 attractions including inflatables, rides, an ice skating rink, and a snow zone.
Belize celebrants Garifuna settlement date (November 19) Proudly flying the Garifuna flag (three horizontal stripes of black, white, and yellow), they celebrated the day with a reenactment of their arrival in Belize and a showcase of their rich history and culture.
Antigua and Barbuda through art, fashion, music, spoken word and dance. art week (November 27-December 3) will feature vibrant, expressive work by both emerging and established artists.
Over 3 million people watched their rehearsal video earlier this year, so don’t miss it Marionettes’ Christmas (December 6-8), the Chorale’s cherished concert tradition will take place at the Winifred Atwell Auditorium in Trinidad’s newly renamed Queen’s Hall.
On Saint Lucia’s National Day, Festival of Lights & Renewal (December 13) is one of the ways St. Lucians honor the saint for whom the island is named. Locals make lanterns out of metal and papier mache to represent a myriad of themes, including historical events, mystical creatures, and landmarks.
Immerse yourself in a rich celebration of tradition, community, and vibrancy. St. Kitts Sugar Mass (December 13th to January 2nd) and carnival of montserrat (December 14-January 2) — Last and first carnival of the year, along with Bahamas Carnival Junkanoo (December 26th – January 1st).
of Nine morning festival (December 16-24) is a unique St. Vincent tradition that takes place over nine mornings leading up to Christmas Day. Locals wake up early for festivals, concerts, games, and swimming in the sea, all culminating in a Christmas Eve jump-up. in contrast, nine nights of light (December 15-23) under the stars at the Botanical Gardens.
Crowds gather from all over Cuba in search of explosives. Las Parandas de Remedios Festival (usually December 16th to 26th). This huge street party combines rumba dancing, giant colorful floats, and a massive, roaring fireworks show in a hilarious competition between the San Salvador and El Carmen neighborhoods.
Paranderos Serenade Audience Carriacou Paran Festival (December 20-22), bringing the Christmas spirit to everyone. The same is true in Trinidad and Tobago, where parang concerts, festivals and competitions begin already in September, with traditional parangs going from house to house, especially in communities such as Palamin, Santa Cruz, Arima and Lopinot.
The new year is just around the corner, and the streets of Paramaribo are filled with sweet music from omnipresent sound systems and live performances. When the Suriname pagala (long string of firecrackers) is lit, it’s time to let go of the burdens of your past. Oulu Yari Fest (December 31st), to let you know it’s almost time: 3, 2, 1…
