Updated: April 6th, 2025
Montego Bay to host historic Caribbean Beach Games November 18–22 for Special Olympians. The event, to be staged at Harmony Beach Park, will mark the first time Jamaica hosts a Caribbean-wide beach games of this kind. – Jamaica Gleaner
Researchers have learned that the Animas de la Victoria shipwreck, an 18th-century wreck site off Mexico’s Caribbean coast, records a vessel sailing far outside known Spanish routes along that shoreline. – Earth.com
Caribbean RoundUp – Caribbean Life News
Antigua signs agreement with Saint-Martin to boost Eastern Caribbean air connectivity – CNW
US pressure on CARICOM countries continues. Dominica ties up deportee deal – Caribbean Life
Record layer of seaweed moves toward Cancun and other Caribbean resorts – MSN
Aruba Joins Curaçao, Dominican Republic, Colombia, And More In Boosting Regional Connectivity As LATAM Airlines Expands Routes Linking Brazil, Peru, And Colombia With The Caribbean’s Leading Destinations – Travel And Tour World
Virgin Islands Announces Star-Studded 74th Carnival Village Lineup – Nomad Lawyer
Caribbean Fresh Music Picks: Shemmy J, Jah9, Sharon Marley, Adam O, Masicka & More – Billboard
May 20-25 Soul Beach Music Festival 2026 Hosted by Curaçao Unveils Star-Studded Lineup Babyface, Jodeci, and Deon Cole: Paradise Awaits – Come Feed Your Soul – Yahoo Finance
Updated: March 29th, 2025
How Bad Bunny brought the issue of Puerto Rico’s power grid into world view. For millions, it was a striking visual moment; for Puerto Ricans, it reflected an everyday reality. – Global Voices
How much should you budget for when planning to go bluewater cruising? Jeremy Wyatt quizzes skippers about typical expenditures – Yachting World
Everything You Need To Know About the Giant Blobs of Algae Headed Your Way. Tangled mats of leafy Sargassus seaweed are a natural home for ocean animals, but a noxious nuisance on shore. – Popular Mechanics
Seabird Conversations in Bequia – EPIC Islands
Two Cuba-bound aid ships missing after leaving Mexico – BBC
Belize, Guatemala, and Mexico Sign Agreement to Protect the Greater Maya Forest – Caribbean Today
Updated: March 24th, 2025
Panama Canal Delays: Agent Erick Galvez reports that yachts transiting the Panama Canal should expect roughly a 30-day wait after arrival, with limited availability due to heavy rally traffic and a shortage of canal advisors; schedules may shift, so plan accordingly – Noonsite
Real-Time Cruising Guides Released: Noforeignland has launched free, continuously updated Caribbean cruising guides—starting with the Bahamas—featuring real sailor insights on anchorages, marinas, services, and clearance procedures, all integrated with its map and available on its website and app. – Noforeignland
Blaze Strikes Fantasy Island Resort, Roatan: A fast-moving fire driven by strong winds destroyed much of Fantasy Island Resort in French Cay, while cruisers and locals helped evacuate guests and move boats to safety; no loss of life has been reported. – Scuba Diving Mag & Facebook
Cuba tourism in crisis as fuel shortages spark flight suspensions and travel advisories – ITIJ
Divers stumble upon pod of sleeping giants in Caribbean Sea – Discover Wildlife
David Ortiz Launches Ozama Rum to Celebrate Dominican Heritage and Support Local Communities – Vinetur
Grenada citizens face new US Visa bond rules for visitor applications – Associated Times
April 25 – Ziggy Zeigler Confirmed to Perform at the Capella Music Festival in Grand Cayman – The Register-Guard
Kingston Creative blends art and sound in New Water Lane project – Jamaica Gleaner
Magnitude 5.8 earthquake strikes near Cuba – Earthquake Insights – Substack
Interest in Puerto Rico Skyrockets After Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Half-Time Show – TravelAge West
Antigua and Barbuda draws year-round tourists despite small size – Caribbean Life
USVI faces year-round weather hazards beyond hurricane season – Caribbean360
Grenada leverages T&T Carnival to strengthen cultural tourism – Caribbean Life
Get Ready to Celebrate the 2026 St. Thomas Carnival with St. Thomas Luxury Villas & Resorts Ultimate Guide Markets Insider – Business Insider
We Asked: Could You Survive the ARC Without Modern Tech? Forty years on, sailors reflect on whether they’d still brave the Atlantic the old-school way. – Cruising World
This Quiet Caribbean Village Is a Gateway to Record-Breaking Coral Reefs and Ancient Forests – Eat chili-garlic lobster, take a boat to Little Tobago Island, or hike the oldest protected forest in the Americas – AFAR Magazine
Dengue Fever in the Caribbean: A New Lesson in Survival – Noonsite
6 Petite Martinique moments where 900 residents keep boat-building alive for free – Journee Mondiale
Have a Yen for Caribbean Isles but No Yacht To Call Your Own? No Problem These sleek, yachtlike cruise ships are the next best thing—if not better. – Town & Country
West Indies Sail Heritage Foundation Announces Unique Sailing and Cultural Exchange Program for Antiguan Youth with Swedish Tall Ship Gunilla – Caribbean Compass
CTO Official says Tourism Success Inseparable From Caribbean Agriculture – Travel Trade Caribbean
Apr 26 – May 2: USVI announces dates for 2026 St. Thomas Carnival – Caribbean Life
Saba and Statia Immigration Notice – Mar 3, 2026
From the Doyle Guides newsletter, we learned that Immigration authorities in Saba and Statia are currently requiring that all crew members and passengers be present when clearing in and out. The policy has created some frustration among visiting yachts, and there has been feedback from the cruising community about the added inconvenience. For now, captains should plan to bring everyone ashore to complete clearance formalities until further notice.
Trinidad & Tobago: Long Awaited Port Health Office Opens – Mar 3, 2026
The Marine Services Association of Trinidad and Tobago (MSATT) has issued a memo announcing the opening of the Port Health Office in Chaguaramas. The office is open daily for Port Health Clearances and is located on site with the Immigration & Customs Offices near Crews Inn. – Facebook
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Mexico’s military killing of cartel boss “El Mencho” has sparked violent retaliation, prompting safety warnings for travelers and cruisers to remain aboard. Ongoing unrest and travel advisories make this a developing situation worth following closely. – Caribbean Compass
Federal Government Mobilizes as BVI Charter Fees Trigger Vessel Relocations and Economic Losses – VI Consortium
US Secretary of State, Rubio, defends US ouster of Venezuela’s Maduro to Caribbean leaders unsettled by Trump policies – VailDaily.com
Why Colombia’s Barranquilla Carnival Traditional Dances Are a Must-See for Every Traveler – Travel And Tour World
US Cuts Dominica Visa Validity From 10 Years to 3 Months With Single Entry as Passport Program Faces Scrutiny – VI Consortium
We Asked: Could You Survive the ARC Without Modern Tech? Forty years on, sailors reflect on whether they’d still brave the Atlantic the old-school way. – Cruising World
This Quiet Caribbean Village Is a Gateway to Record-Breaking Coral Reefs and Ancient Forests – Eat chili-garlic lobster, take a boat to Little Tobago Island, or hike the oldest protected forest in the Americas – AFAR Magazine
Dengue Fever in the Caribbean: A New Lesson in Survival – Noonsite
6 Petite Martinique moments where 900 residents keep boat-building alive for free – Journee Mondiale
Have a Yen for Caribbean Isles but No Yacht To Call Your Own? No Problem These sleek, yachtlike cruise ships are the next best thing—if not better. – Town & Country
West Indies Sail Heritage Foundation Announces Unique Sailing and Cultural Exchange Program for Antiguan Youth with Swedish Tall Ship Gunilla – Caribbean Compass
Barbados Redefines Caribbean Luxury As A New Hub For Culinary Tourism – Travel and Tour World
CTO Official says Tourism Success Inseparable From Caribbean Agriculture – Travel Trade Caribbean
Apr 26 – May 2: USVI announces dates for 2026 St. Thomas Carnival – Caribbean Life
Unprecedented in the Caribbean: Cuba Has Just Experienced a Weather Event Never Seen in Modern History – Futura
SVG still awaiting official confirmation from US on ‘Drone strike’ – VC Searchlight
Trinidad & Tobago: Port Health Office Now Open – The Marine Services Association of Trinidad and Tobago (MSATT) has issued a memo announcing the opening of the Port Health Office in Chaguaramas. The office is open daily for Port Health Clearances and is located on site with the Immigration & Customs Offices near Crews Inn. – Facebook and Noonsite
2 Team Antigua Island Girls hold the “Unchartered Waters” fundraiser at 7 pm March 3 at the Antigua Yacht Club, Antigua – Facebook
A rose by any other name? How one Trinidad Carnival band’s intimate gesture has sparked controversy – Global Voices and Trinidad Express
Wreckage from a suspected drug boat destroyed in a U.S. military strike has washed ashore near Canouan in the Grenadines. U.S. Southern Command confirmed three fatalities, while local authorities continue investigating the incident and its jurisdictional details. – St. Vincent Times and One News St. Vincent
Only Three Paramedics Cover St. Croix as VIFEMS Says Six More Needed Territory-wide VI Consortium
The Caribbean’s Most Multi-Sensory Dining Event Is A Culinary Festival With World-Renowned Chefs Islands – Islands.com
Brandy and Monica to Headline 2026 Saint Lucia Jazz and Arts Festival – Caribbean Journal
Experience the Magic of Cancun Carnival: A Cultural Spectacle You Can’t Miss in 2026 – Travel And Tour World
AI and Translation in the Caribbean – The United Nations
Bequia Airport Will Close For Essential Runway Maintenance – Friday 6th Feb To Tuesday 17th Feb – VC Search Light
Budget Marine responds to recent U.S. tariffs by reshaping its global sourcing strategy — pivoting away from higher-cost American-sourced products toward European, UK and Far East suppliers to keep prices competitive for Caribbean boaters. The move highlights how regional marine retailers are adapting creatively to shifting trade conditions in 2025 to maintain service and value for cruising customers.
Carriacou Is The Caribbean’s Last Undiscovered Island & It’s A 2026 Must-Visit – Travel Off Path
Feb 14-16: Agrifest 2026 Returns Showcasing Agricultural Innovation and Regional Participation – VI Consortium
Feb 14-17 Why the Barranquilla Carnival 2026 Is Colombia’s Loudest, Boldest and Most Unmissable Celebration Ever Created – Travel and Tour World
Apr 26-May 2: Planning Your Caribbean Trip? Don’t Miss the Unmatched Energy of St. Thomas Carnival – Travel and Tour World
Apr 30-May 10 Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival announces its 2026 Artists Roster – Soca News
On the Ground in Jamaica, Water And Power Authority Linemen Trade Skills and Build Regional Resilience – VI Consortium
Optimum Global Exits USVI Individual Health Market After Short Run, Reviving Coverage Gap – VI Consortium
Caribbean Resilience in Action – From Recovery to Readiness – World Bank
Cuba Travel Alerts – Cuba Group Tour
Tunes on a Tuesday: New Soca & Bouyon Releases – Soca News
What the Caribbean airspace shutdown revealed about charter risk, insurance and preparedness – Boat International
Best Yachts of 2026: The European Yacht of the Year 2026 Winners – Yachting Word
Barbados and Caribbean Science Foundation launch major partnership to advance STEM – Barbados Today
OYSTER WORLD RALLY 2026-27 – Flotilla adventure around the world – Yacht.de
Caribbean Travel Alert 2026: New Sargassum Forecast Shows Early Seaweed Surges That Could Impact Vacation Beaches Now – Travel and Tour World
Charter fee row explodes again with Trump appeal – BVI Beacon
How St. Maarten Is Finally Becoming A Five-Star Luxury Destination – MAXIN
US seizes fifth oil tanker linked to Venezuela, officials say – BBC
The Soirée returns January 24th at CMCArts – CMC Arts
Reflections on Cruising the Coast of Venezuela – Latitude 38
Tips for Caribbean Vacations and Travel Insurance After Venezuela Operation – The New York Times
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Your guide to some of the Caribbean’s Best New Year’s Eve Celebrations – For December 2025
Boxing Day: Exploring its history in Caribbean culture – VI Daily News
Caribbean Currents: Remembering those we lost in 2025 – The Philadelphia Tribune
U.S. Travel Restrictions Ignite Regional Rift as Trinidad PM Denounces CARICOM, Says Bloc “Not a Reliable Partner At This Time” – VI Consortium
Jadel Legere redefines her sound—and her message – Trinidad Guardian
Caribbean Tourism Focuses on Sustainable Growth and Workforce Development Amid Crisis – Travel And Tour World
Dominica Music Awards 2025 officially launched, 24 categories of finalists announced – WIC News
New Caribbean Music Drops For Carnival 2026 Season – News Americas Now
Reintroducing Anegada — the BVI’s first fully solar-powered island – BVI News
Delta Expands Winter Caribbean Flying with New Nonstop Service to SVG & Grenada – Caribbean Compass
Antigua and Barbuda and Dominica—are now subject to new US travel restrictions under a proclamation signed by President Trump, citing concerns over citizenship by investment programmes. – St. Vincent Times
Direct Flights to Dominica Increase for Making It Easier to Visit the Caribbean – Travel and Tour World
10 boats run aground in 10 months – BVI Beacon
The Stunning Island of St. Kitts Has Cloud Forests, a Volcano, and Pristine Beaches—and You Can Drive Around It in an Hour – Travel + Leisure
Jamaica Welcomes 300,000 Visitors post Hurricane Melissa – Travel Press
Venezuela Crude Disruption Leaves Cuba Facing Severe Energy Crisis – Discovery Alert
New anchoring restriction in Fort de France, Martinique – Vessels may only anchor in Baie des Flamands for a maximum of 48 hrs, with a monthly frequency of eight days per vessel. At the end of the 48-hr period, vessels are required to leave, and may not return to this area within 24 hrs. – Martinique Gov
Jolly Harbour in Antigua Welcomes Fat Urchin Restaurant – Travel and Tour World
U.S. News & World Report Ranks Saint Lucia Best Caribbean Destination – Travel Market Report
New climate scenarios provide Sint Maarten scientific basis for preparing climate action – The Daily Herald SXM
Starlink now live across Bonaire, Saint Eustatius (Statia), and Saba after a yearlong regulatory standoff. – X
Caribbean Resilience: Jamaica and Haiti Vow Recovery After Hurricane Melissa – SFLCN
Guyana’s SounDown EDM Festival Captivates Global Travelers’ In Caribbean: Here’s What You Need To Know – Travel and Tour World
The Caribbean superyacht regattas to have on your radar in 2026 – Boat International
The World’s Best Rum, according to the 2025 Caribbean Rum Awards, comes from Martinique. Rhum Depaz has earned the title of the World’s Best again. – Forbes
Starlink has officially gone live across Bonaire, Saint Eustatius (Statia), and Saba, bringing high-speed satellite internet to the Caribbean Netherlands after a yearlong regulatory standoff. – X
New Study Sounds Alarm About Potential Failure of the Atlantic’s Ocean Currents – Cruising Odyssey
New Tourism Collaboration Between Guyana and Grenada Set to Boost Caribbean Travel – Travel and Tour World
Dr. Kishore Shallow is St. Vincent’s new Minister of Tourism and Maritime Affairs – CNW
Successful Cruising Couples Discuss the Dos and Don’ts of Life Afloat Together – Cruising Compass
US preparing to seize more tankers off Venezuela’s coast after first ship taken, sources say – Reuters
The Caribbean’s Final Carnivals of 2025: A Celebration of Music, Dance, and Tradition – Travel And Tour World
Barbados And Dominica Unveil Bold Multi-Island Tourism Alliance Set To Transform Caribbean Travel Experiences – Barbados Today
Mexican Caribbean Embraces New Era of Travel at Signature 2025 Conference – Travel And Tour World
Haitians dance with joy over UNESCO musical listing – Georgetown News-Graphic
Cuba Joins Bahamas, Jamaica, Trinidad, Tobago, and More for a Christmas You’ve Got to Experience – Parades, Music, Feasts, and Unstoppable Island Vibes Await! – Travel And Tour World
Separating Fact From Fiction: Exposing The Truth Behind Below Deck Yacht Charters: Below Deck has grown into a reality TV phenomenon with multiple spin-offs and a long list of idyllic destinations. But just how much of the show is real? – Yacht Charter Fleet
Sixth Annual Bocas Del Toro Regatta – Caribbean Compass
Salty Dawgs: Destination Azores Rally – Plans are well underway for the first-ever Salty Dawg Sailing Association Rally to the Azores in spring 2025. – Caribbean Compass
Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Announces 11th Annual AUA Rohrman Trail & Swim Fest – Caribbean Compass
Rising the Tide On the Cocktail Contest – The reigning champ of the Helly Hansen Sailing World Regatta Series’ Mount Gay Rum Drink Recipe Contest declares he has another winning elixir. – Sailing World
Caribbean’s longest zipline to launch soon in SVG – Poised to be the longest zipline in the Caribbean, this thrilling attraction promises an unforgettable adventure combining breathtaking ocean views
Nassau tops 2025 list of most popular Caribbean boating destinations – CNW
The Azores – great for an unforgettable Summer cruise – Yacht.de
Dionne Warwick, Barrington Levy, and more to perform in Jamaica for new concert series – CNW
Young Vincentians Complete Midpoint of Youth Yacht Charter Program – St. Vincent Times
Challenging conditions at the Grant Thornton Multiclass Regatta – The Daily Herald
LVMH’s Newest Caribbean Rum – It’s one of the most successful rum releases of the last decade: Eminente, the Cuban brand that has instantly found itself on the global market. – Caribbean Journal
St. Maarten: A Caribbean haven of culture, beauty, and luxury – St. Maarten, split between its French and Dutch sides, offers travelers a rare fusion of experiences. – CNW
Dominica: An Untamed Treasure – Dominica’s lush rainforests, river adventures and seaside hospitality invite sailors to slow down, savor and explore. – Cruising World
How Nevis Is Becoming A Top Tourist Destination & Major Regional Player – Forbes
Hidden Horizons: The Allure of “Statia” Just a daysail from some of the Leewards, St. Eustatius has much to offer to cruising sailors, lush scenery, vibrant reefs and a laid-back vibe. – Cruising World
Nigel Calder to Receive Diana Russell Award for Innovation – Cruising Club of America
BVI: A Family Adventure From pirate caves to snorkeling around the wreck of the Rhone, the British Virgin Islands is a playground for young sailors. – Cruising World
Cayman Cookout – What started as chef Eric Ripert hanging out with friends on a beach in the Caribbean sixteen years ago, has snowballed into the most epic of food festivals, with 100 events over the course of five days, in Grand Cayman.
Dominica: An Untamed Treasure – Dominica’s lush rainforests, river adventures and seaside hospitality invite sailors to slow down, savor and explore. – Cruising World
Festival de Musique de St. Barthelemy – Classical music takes center stage Jan 10-19, headlined by the ballet company of the Paris Opera, known to French-speaking audiences as Pierre et le Loup, and the 40-piece Orchestre du Festival de Musique de Saint Barthélemy.
Guadeloupe to fell ‘exotic’ coconut trees to stem coastal erosion – Guadeloupe, famed for its tropical beaches, plans to remove some of its exotic coconut palms to stem coastal erosion and eradicate a tree disease..
This Is the Best ‘Cultural Destination’ in the Caribbean — and It Has Architectural Gems, Vintage Cars, and a Robust Music Scene
– Travel + Leisure
Hidden Horizons: The Allure of “Statia” Just a daysail away from some of the Leeward Islands’ hot spots, St. Eustatius has much to offer to cruising sailors, lush scenery, vibrant reefs and a laid-back vibe. – Cruising World
A swarm of intense volcanic earthquakes was recorded at the Soufriere Hills Volcano on December 19, prompting temporary restrictions in hazard zones, the Montserrat Volcano Observatory (MVO) reported. – Caribbean Loop News
‘State of Emergency’ in Trinidad, a Marine Industry Hub – Loose Cannon
Crew member reported overboard from the yacht Ocean Breeze – World Cruising
Swedish Leopard 45 Karolina Viking issues MAYDAY with a leak in her starboard engine compartment – World Cruising
The World’s Best Rum—According To Top Rum Experts – Forbes
Saba’s Plan for a Coral Comeback – Caribbean Compass
Imray Announces End to Chart Publishing – Noonsite
Largest superyachts heading to the Antigua Charter Yacht Show 2024 – Super Yacht Times
Useful Links for Caribbean Bound Cruisers – Noonsite
Luperon’s Diesel-Leaking Fishing Fleet Was Protected by Drug Cartel – Loose Cannon
New hope for Caribbean corals: Meet the heat-resistant recruits – Nature Today
Bahamas New Processing Fee for Extentions of Stay – Noonsite
27 of the Coolest Boutique Hotels in the Caribbean – The Times
Buckets of Water, Waves of Change: A Father-Son Bond Forged Offshore
For years, a dad imagined his son joining him offshore. It finally happened—but then nothing went according to plan. – Cruising World
The High Latitude Challenge 2026 – 2027 – Cornell Sailing
Understanding Coral Bleaching and the Plan for Restoration – The Voice
Sint Maarten Yacht Club Hosts Successful Optimist Championship with Top Honors Awarded – SMYC
Antigua Yacht Club Welcomes Salty Dawgs – Tue 19th Nov – Time 5pm – Antigua Yacht Club
Caribbean Compass Gets new back-issue archive – Caribbean Compass
Logos Hope: World’s largest floating bookfair sets sail for Trinidad & Tobago after 4-year hiatus – WIC News
Barbados sea urchins may become extinct, warn scientists – Prensa Latina
Staghorn Corals in South-West Tobago are Rushing Towards Collapse – T&T Newsday
This Rum Protects the Ocean: the world’s first conservation distillery is open for business – Southern Fried Science
Starlink: How High Speed Internet for Boats is Changing Sailing – Sail Magazine
Grenada to construct 200 houses for Beryl affected citizens – Associated Times
Cruise Ship Rescues Sinking Catamaran in Atlantic – Maritime Executive
Anchoring in Paradise: Sometimes, the best way to tell if the hook is set is by grabbing a snorkel, mask and fins for a visual inspection. – Cruising World
Rumble Below: Our sailboat was not entirely cooperative as we tried to make our way from Bequia to St. Lucia. – Cruising World
Antigua and Barbuda wins Caribbean Dinghy Championships for 5th consecutive year – WIC News
Caribbean Airlines Launches ITS INAUGURAL flight into TORTOLA, BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS – Caribbean Compass
Restaurants Ready for 2024 Anegada Lobster Festival – Caribbean Compass
In Barbados, Few fishing boats are ready for the new season after Beryl devastation – Barbados Today
Caribbean Leaders Unite to Drive Action for a Zero Waste Future – St. Vincent Times
Winair announces direct flights between St Lucia and St Maarten
– Loop News
Grenada Tourism Unveils Underwater Sculpture Park in Carriacou – Now Grenada
Jolly Harbour Yacht Club Annual Regatta 15th – 17th November 2024 – JHYC
Curfew extended in France’s Martinique after riots over spiraling food prices – France 24
Antigua Groups Laud Whaling Moratorium Victory – Caribbean Compass
Registration is Now Open for the 52nd BVI Spring Regatta & Sailing Festival – Caribbean Compass
Antigua Sailing Week announces Notice of Race for 2025 – Sailing Week
Antigua and Barbuda Anticipate a Busy Yachting Season Following Strong Showing at Monaco Yacht Show – Caribbean Compass
Antigua Groups Laud Whaling Moratorium Victory – Caribbean Compass
Registration is Now Open for the 52nd BVI Spring Regatta & Sailing Festival – Caribbean Compass
Finding Your Way Around the Caribbean, These are the go-to books and apps for navigating through the Caribbean – Cruising World
Antigua and Barbuda government moves to prohibit parrotfish fishing – Caribbean Loopnews
Sint Maarten – Notices served to owners of 24 abandoned, unmanned vessels – The Daily Herald
Antigua Sailing Week announces Notice of Race for 2025 – Sailing Week
The best of the BVI can be found just beyond the beaten path, in spots such as Fallen Jerusalem and Anegada’s North Shore. – Cruising World
A path between thorns: Sailing the windward route from the Bahamas to the Windward Isles – Yachting World
Grenada poised to unveil new underwater sculpture park – TTG Media
Saba’s plan for a coral comeback – This new project, running from 2024 to 2026, will focus on reviving key species in the island’s underwater ecosystems. – Nature Today
World-class Race Committee Plots Course for 45th St. Maarten Heineken Regatta – Caribbean Compass
The Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) helps Grenada students affected by Hurricane Beryl – Newsday Trinidad
Antigua Groups Laud Whaling Moratorium Victory – Caribbean Compass
Registration is Now Open for the 52nd BVI Spring Regatta & Sailing Festival – Caribbean Compass
Introducing the Budget Marine Windies Multihull Trophy
A Brand-New Series Championship for Offshore Multihull Racing in the Caribbean – Caribbean Sailing Association
Sint Maarten – Notices served to owners of 24 abandoned, unmanned vessels – The Daily Herald
Riders on the Storm Experts say we’re in the middle of an active hurricane season. Those of us who lived through Hugo know the hell this forecast portends.– Cruising World
Antigua Sailing Week announces Notice of Race for 2025 – Sailing Week
Wind-Powered Cargo Ship Completes First Atlantic Crossing – Cruising Compass
Annapolis Sailboat Show Preview of 10 Brand New Boats – Cruising Compass
LIAT 2020 to launch flights to 11 new regional destinations – Loop News
Oceanic life found to be thriving thanks to Saharan dust blown from thousands of kilometers away – Cosmos Magazine
Volunteers from near and far have converged on Carriacou – United Nations UNifeed
The Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) helps Grenada students affected by Hurricane Beryl – Newsday Trinidad
What Can Spicemas 2024 Tell Us About the Future of Musical & Cultural Globalization? – Billboard
Winair adds extra flights to ABC Islands schedule – Caribbean Compass
Antigua Sailing Week announces Notice of Race for 2025 – Sailing Week
Understanding Wind in the West Indies – Cruising World
The biggest mistake you can make is to let down your guard when sailing in these islands.
Caribbean Cruising: Wind Woes in the Grenadines – Cruising World
It was a slog getting from Carriacou to Bequia, but worth it on the way to Antigua.
New alliance seeks to protect manatees in the Caribbean – WFTV9
After the storm: Two months after Hurricane Beryl – United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
Anguilla community and friends abroad raise EC $75,000 for Hurricane Beryl relief – SXM The Daily Herald
SECART Annual Meeting Forges Deeper Collaboration in Southeast and Caribbean Region – NOAA
The 24th Guyana folk festival season ends with spectacular cultural presentation, cuisine and camaraderie – Caribbean Life
Hurricane Beryl an ‘opportunity’ to highlight Carriacou and Petite Martinique, says Grenada – TTG
Breadfruit Is Here to Save the World – Wired
Black-capped Petrel Added to the U.S. Endangered Species List! – Epic Islands
Forging new opportunities to finance circular economy solutions in the Caribbean – Dominica News Online