Tag: caribbean nightlife
On the irresistibly charming island of St. Kitts, the past harmonizes with the present, and both have a very important date with the future.
The Wreck Bar and Grill is such a fine update of a classic beach joint that it’s a wonder no one has yet cloned it and chained it in malls across this great land.
The Fat Turtle bar offers a mix of locals, yachties, and cruise shippers all looking for a cool cocktail and great music.
At the laid-back Reggae Beach Bar on St Kitts you will be greeted by a 600 lb. bouncer named Wilber.
Sand, a simple tin roof, and great music and drinks are what you will find at Calico Jack's on Grand Cayman island.
In Sandy Ground, Anguilla you can find this boat turned bar mixing up tropical concoctions. You might even spot Elvis himself.
The lively north shore outpost of Cabarete, Dominican Republic, offers the usual sandy, sun-soaked Caribbean beaches you crave – but this Atlantic-hugging hotspot invites constant trade winds, and a protective barrier reef creates ideal surf conditions for a slew of water sports. Known among the active set as one of the best destinations in the world for kiteboarding, windsurfing, and even surfing, the area draws adventure-seekers from around the world to test their skills against these seas. Still, there's a lot more to this bustling town than just what meets the shoreline.Photos by Reagan Johnson
The Red Piano is a popular spot on St. Martin with an impressive collection of liquor.
Mullins Beach Bar in Barbados is the perfect place to enjoy fresh fish and fruity tropical drinks. You may even spot a few sea turtles from your beach bar perch.
With its funky atmosphere and local vibe, the Pumphouse in Anguilla is known for its potent rum punch.
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