Guides
A directory tells you who exists. These tell you what to order and where to start, island by island. Every business named is in the directory, with its own contact details.
Where to eat in Curaçao: Krioyo food and where to start
How to eat your way through Curaçao, from a market lunch to a plate of stoba, and the restaurants to start with. Each with its own contact details.
Where to eat in St. Kitts: goat water, saltfish and the local plate
The Kittitian dishes to know, how to order the national plate, and the restaurants to start with in St. Kitts. Each with its own contact details.
Where to eat in Aruba: pan bati, fresh fish and the local table
How to eat local in Aruba beyond the resorts, the dishes to order, and the restaurants to start with. Each with its own contact details.
Where to eat in Barbados: flying fish, cou-cou and the fish fry
The Bajan dishes to know, why Friday night means Oistins, and the restaurants to start with in Barbados. Each with its own contact details.
Things to do in Barbados: beaches, caves and rum
How to spend your days in Barbados, from the calm west coast to the surf on the east, and the operators and sights to start with.
Beaches and things to do in Antigua: a beach for every day
Antigua is said to have 365 beaches, plus sailing, snorkelling and Nelson’s Dockyard. How to plan it and where to start.
Things to do in Grenada: the Spice Isle, its beaches and waterfalls
Grenada is the Spice Isle: nutmeg, cocoa, Grand Anse beach and inland waterfalls. How to plan a few days and where to start.
Where to eat in Trinidad: doubles, roti and bake and shark
Trinidad has some of the best street food in the Caribbean. The dishes to know and the kitchens to start with. Each with its own contact details.
Things to do in Trinidad: Carnival, Maracas and the birds
Trinidad is the home of Carnival, steelpan and soca, plus wild nature a short drive from the city. How to plan it and where to start.
Where to shop in Barbados: Bridgetown, markets and local makers
From duty-free Bridgetown to local craft and rum, how to shop in Barbados and the stores to start with. Each with its own contact details.

