The Most Colorful Festivals in the Caribbean
When it comes to a tropical and exotic holiday, for some reason, almost everyone thinks of the Maldives tour.. But one of the best addresses for a tropical vacation is the Caribbean.. Instead of traveling to the Far East this summer, take a Caribbean tour and spend unforgettable times at fun festivals.
Hundreds of carnivals, festivals and cultural events are held in the Caribbean Islands every year.. This means that, after reading this guide, you will start to look at the islands with a different eye, on your Caribbean tour, which you thought had nothing but a classic honeymoon vacation or sea, sand and sun.. Therefore, no matter which country you visit in the Caribbean region, you can always find an exciting, different, enjoyable and free festival to attend.. If you’ve noticed, we don’t even ask when you’re going; such that it is possible to coincide with a festival every day of the month.. Just to mention a few things you might come across on the full Caribbean islands tour: carnivals, dance and music performances, exhibitions and cultural and local festivities, beach and island parties that take place both day and night, sports events and crystal the dance of the calming waters with the white beaches. If you want to experience a true Caribbean experience, do not miss this article!
Carnival, Trinidad and Tobago
The most exciting event of the Caribbean’s favorite Trinidad and Tobago is undoubtedly the flamboyant February festival called Carnival.. Held annually in many regions in Latin America, South America and the Caribbean. The biggest Carnival celebration in the Caribbean is held in Trinidad. They are making great preparations for this festival, which is held only once a year, such as pre-rehearsals for dance performances by locals with their wives, cooking a wide variety of dishes unique to the Caribbean cuisine, and the elaborate decoration of the streets.. After the celebrations begin, various parades are held, musical performances are exhibited, and the festival continues with other celebrations.. Ornate costumes worn during the celebrations can be called the symbol of Carnival.
Junkanoo Festival, Bahamas
Junkanoo Festival, which is held in the Bahamas and other former British colonies, is an annual event inspired by African culture. are celebrations. The biggest celebrations take place in the Bahamas because of the oversupply of sponsors.. Therefore, if you happen to join the Bahamas tour one day, we recommend that you do not miss this festival.. Colorful celebrations, street performances and dances, clothes that make you wonder how you look, and more are waiting for you at this festival, which is a bit like a Carnival.. The history of the Junkanoo Festival, which is popular in Jamaica and the Bahamas, is also quite interesting: An African named John Canoe (in some sources John Konny) was actually a prince and slave trader.. 17. He was said to have excluded the British in the 19th century.. Afterwards, the English and Dutch intimidated the slave traders and became the heroes of the slaves.. The glitters on the costumes you will come across during the festival have also been developed to honor this historical figure.. Costumes are prepared with great care and creative embroidery is done.
New Year’s Eve, Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands
Where is one of the best New Year’s parties in the world? If you have any questions, immediately grab a pen and paper and write: “I’m in the British Virgin Islands, the pearl of the Caribbean, for the first Christmas next year.” At this fun party held in Jost Van Dyke in the British Virgin Islands, the side-by-side bars on the sea stay open until the early hours of the morning.. Only this? We guarantee that you will see at least 3 world stars at the party.
Saint Patrick’s Day, Montserrat
St.. Patrick’s Day becomes an unforgettable day with fun contests, events, musical performances, costumes and party.. Celebrations continue throughout the week. For additional information, the only countries where St. Patrick’s Day is recognized as a “national celebration” are Ireland and Montserrat.
Crop Over Festival, Barbados
How many hours can a party last? Or should we ask how many days? Think of a party, let it last longer than 1 week. You might wonder if the partygoers never get tired of dancing, eating, drinking, and singing.. Barbados organizes such a festival that even its parties are a real event.. The history of Crop Over, which takes place every year in July, goes back to ancient times.. This festival is 18 years after the sugarcane harvest.. started at the end of the century. To celebrate Crop Over, local residents and tourists alike rejoice with Calypso (Calypso), Trinidad’s unique folk music. Enjoy street shopping stands, parades, local food. Watch how Calypso bands dance in harmony with the music. Witness how the participants of the competitions compete fiercely even if there is a small prize at the end of it.
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