ANTIGUANICE YACHTING INSIDER NEWSLETTER

Get a sneak peek of the October 2024 Caribbean Compass issue; here's what to look for:

CLOSE THE CARIBBEAN CIRCLE
“Caribbean sailors are, in my opinion, the luckiest cruisers in the world. There are few if any, places on earth that offer so much history, cultural diversity, and geographical wonders within relatively short distances of each other, all situated in such a perfect area.”

Read how author and bluewater voyager Todd Duff completes his circumnavigation of the islands in “Closing the Great Caribbean Cruising Circle” in the October 2024 issue of Caribbean Compass.
By Todd Duff

Island Spotlight Trinidad: Culture, Carnival, & Services for Cruisers

Things are looking up for yachting services in Trinidad & Tobago.

Cruising Boat of the Month
We launch the “Cruising Boat of the Month” feature in the October 2024 issue with Sea Life, a 46-foot Amel Santorin ketch! Submit your boat to Caribbean Compass (elaine@caribbeancompass.com)

CENTER OF EFFORT
Find out more ways to contribute to Caribbean Compass in “Center of Effort,” a new column by editor-in-chief Elaine Lembo.

Sounds+ Is Back!
Sounds+ Returns in October! Ballet, Blue Food Fest … and more! by Tad Richards, Caribbean Compass executive editor

ECO FOCUS: Blue Bonds Symbolize Belize’s Commitment to Ocean Conservation by Chalsey Gill Anthony, communications officer, Belize Fund for A Sustainable Future

Recovery and rebuilding bring an exhausted community together in “Bequia After Beryl: Part Two” by Peter Roren

Caribbean Lives: Find out more delightful details of his storied life in “Remembering Don Street.”

Night Sky: Meteors are in the news in October. Look up!

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