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From jerk chicken in Jamaica to cracked conch in the Cayman Islands, the Caribbean is home to a fascinating variety of local foods influenced by cultures from across the globe. Whether you're looking for a guide to culinary exploration on your next trip or a recipe to take home a taste of the islands, we've got a full plate to share with you!

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Exuma Powerboat Adventure
		Leaving the hustle-bustle of Nassau behind, take a high-powered cruise to your own private island in the Exuma chain. You'll ride a powerboat to Allens Cay to feed endangered iguanas then take an exhilarating, high-speed run to your private Bahamas island, Ship Channel Cay.The tiny island is only two miles long and half a mile wide (around 3 kilometers long and 1 kilometer wide), with spectacular views in every direction. You'll have plenty of time to explore the island, or just kick back on the golden beaches.
Rose Island Robinson Crusoe Cruise
		Enjoy a scenic boat ride on a triple deck catamaran and travel Nassau's picturesque waters in true Robinson Crusoe style. Head towards a remote island and take part in various beach and water activities. With stunning nature and tropical fish, Rose Island offers something for the entire family!
St Lucia Catamaran Day Sail
		Spend the day sailing aboard a beautiful catamaran along the tropical west coast of St. Lucia. Go ashore to see the island's landmark, the Pitons, soaring over 2,000 feet (600 meters) in the air. Visit the Diamond Botanical Gardens and explore the natural beauty of the waterfalls before heading to the Sulphur Springs inside the Caribbean's only drive-in volcano. You'll also have time to relax, swim and snorkel in the warm tropical water.
Heritage Beach Horse Ride
		Ride through the waves on horseback! Discover the rich history and culture of Jamaica as you ride on your beautiful horse through the wooded areas where the Taino Indians used to hunt for food. Stop off at the beach where you'll be served some refreshments in the shade of a beach hut before heading into the crystal clear water for a refreshing swim!

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