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جمال البحر الكاريبي الأخاذ يلفت الأنظار على إنستغرام

التصنيفات: الكاريبي, أنتيجا وبربودا, باربادوس, ترينيداد وتوباجو, جامايكا, جويانا, سان فنسنت والجرنادينز, بيئة, تصوير, سياحة وسفر, صحافة المواطن, فنون وثقافة
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صورة لمدينة سوفرير في جزيرة دومينيكا، من الموقع المميز لشاطئ سكوتس هيد على الطرف الجنوبي الغربي من الجزيرة. الصورة من حساب janinephoto على فليكر. مستخدمة بإذن.

تعتبر منطقة البحر الكاريبي من أجمل وجهات السفر في العالم، وعلى الرغم من أن المنطقة غالباً ما تُرى كوحدة متراصة (الشمس والبحر والرمال) من الخارج، إلا أن كل منطقة تقع عبر الأرخبيل، تتمتع بمناظر خلابة للنباتات والحيوانات والمهرجانات والثقافات الفريدة.

نظرًا لتغير المناخ الذي يهدد العالم بأسره (وخاصة [2] بالنسبة للدول الجزرية [3])، فقد أصبح ربط السياحة بالوعي البيئي من الأمور الملحة بالنسبة لسكان الكاريبي، والمهمة للعديد من الاقتصاديات الإقليمية.

يقوم حساب الناشرون الكاريبيون MEP Caribbean Publishers [4] على إنستغرام، وهو دار النشر الذي ينتج Caribbean Bea [5]t – ومنشورات السفر الأخرى مثل Discover Trinidad and Tobag [6]o – بعمل رائع في الترويج لجمال المنطقة وتشجيع السياحة المسؤولة والمستدامة.

غالباً ما يعرض حساب إنستغرام بقعًا مذهلة (وغير معروفة) تخطف الأنفاس …

صور جوية

 

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Port Elizabeth, #Bequia. Photo by Wilfred Dederer. Read & see more in the 25th anniversary edition of Caribbean Beat magazine! #svg #caribbean #caribbeanbeat #caribbeanbeatmagazine [7]

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Commissioned by the Stollmeyer family and designed in a style said to be based on a wing of Balmoral Castle. It was original named Killarney, and remained the property of the Stollmeyer family until the 1970s. It eventually found its way to government ownership in 1979. Photo by Caristock, as published in Discover Trinidad & Tobago (discovertnt.com) #trinidad #trinidadandtobago #travel #guide #mobilemag #Caribbean #travelguide #builtheritage #heritage #castles #stollmeyerscastle #stollmeyer #killarney #queensparksavannah #magnificentseven #nationalheritage #ttunseen #ilivewhereyouvacation #discovertnt [8]

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A mosaic of greens and blues seen from high above, Barbuda’s Codrington Lagoon is a natural gem, home to mangrove forests and seabird colonies. Photo: André Phillip in our #25thanniversary issue of #caribbeanbeat #mangrove #barbuda #codringtonlagoon #seabird #antiguabarbuda #aerialphotography #travelguide #destinationguide #ilivewhereyouvacation #travelphotography #magazine #inflightmagazine #caribbeanbeat #caribbeanbeatmagazine [9]

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غير متوقع

 

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Rough dirt roads cross the sparsely populated landscape of the #Pakaraimas. The spectacular Pakaraima Mountains, near Guyana’s border with Brazil and Venezuela, are a landscape of dramatic table-top mountains, rolling valleys, and remote villages. It’s not an easy part of the world for outsiders to visit. But the annual Pakaraima Mountain Safari attracts visitors hungry for adventure. Photo by Nikhil Ramkarran, as published in Caribbean Beat. #magazine #inflight #airlines #travel #publishing #caribbean #caribbeanbeat #guyana #25thanniversary @iflycaribbean #PakaraimaMountains #PakaraimaMountainSafari #Adventure #safari #caribbeanbeatmagazine [10]

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In 1954, when Iris Bannochie began planting a six-acre garden on family property near Bathsheba, no one could have guessed it would become one of the Caribbean’s horticultural treasures. Named for the heroine of Ancient Greek myth, and now owned by the National Trust of Barbados, Andromeda Gardens is a lush retreat perched on a hillside above the island’s dramatic east coast, with a collection of over six hundred tropical plants. Photo © Andre Donawa Photography #caribbeanbeatmagazine #caribbeanbeat #barbados #islandlife #caribbeanlife #aroundtheworldpix #instatravel #wishyouwerehere #botanicalgardens [11]

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In what was once a Capuchin pilgrimage church of the same name in Siparia — a town settled by the first Spanish colonists — stands a dark-skinned statue of the Virgin Mary as La Divina Pastora (the Divine Shepherdess). But this is not her only name, and Catholics are not the only ones who celebrate her. She is the Black Madonna. Siparee or Supari Mai (mother of Siparia). Kali. Durga. Lakshmi. The Patron Saint of Siparia. The Miracle Mother. Many miracles have been attributed to her by ardent devotees. For her feast day (the third Sunday after Easter), the “Miracle Mother” is decorated by Catholics with flowers, dressed in white, and processed through the streets, followed by celebrations open to all. On the Thursday night (Holy or Maundy Thursday) and Good Friday before Easter, Hindu pilgrims visit the church with acts of devotion — offerings of oil, rice, jewellery, rice, flowers, and the giving of alms to the needy — and recognising her most of all as “mother”. Dr Noor Kumar Mahabir has observed that in recent times, a Kali-Mai Hindu poojari has occupied the church grounds, who collects donations from worshippers to perform jharying, or protecting the celebrant from illness or calamity. As such, Holy Thursday and Good Friday mark the start of weeks of veneration by both Hindus and Catholics, celebrating the festivals of Siparee Mai and La Divina Pastora. Globally, this unique cross-cultural celebration makes Trinidad one of the only countries in the world with active veneration of Black Madonna/Virgin statues. Have a blessed and beautiful day and weekend! Photo: Ariann Thompson/MEP Publishers #discovertnt #festivals #siparia #capuchin #sipareemai #suparimai #ladivinapastora #thedivineshepherdess #hindu #romancatholic #catholic #goodfriday #maundythursday #holythursday #blackmadonna #blackvirgin #veneration #madonnamurti #multicultural #ttunseen #trinidad #trinidadandtobago [12]

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Each Easter in Tobago, the village of Buccoo hosts the Family Day and Goat & Crab Races. The animals hurtle down a special 110m (160ft) track to the finish line, hustled on by barefoot “jockeys” who sprint behind their charges, holding the colourfully attired goats on long ropes, and the crabs on short strings. The showdown happens each Easter Monday and Tuesday at Mt Pleasant, as well as Buccoo (the main location). There’s a repeat later in the year at the Heritage Festival. Alpines, Toggenburgs and Saanens are the types of goats raced each year. To prepare for the events, they are given special diets (oats, vitamins, pigeon peas for iron) and months of training; stamina is built by taking the goats swimming. Photo: Edison Boodoosingh, as published in Discover Trinidad & Tobago. @visittobago @gotrinbago #discovertnt #trinidadandtobago #tobago #travel #guide #Caribbean #travelguide #animalonearth #animal_beauty #nature_brilliance #ilivewhereyouvacation #easter #traditions #eastermonday #eastertuesday #goatracing #crabracing #goats #crabs #islandlife #festivals #familyday #buccoo #mtpleasant #Alpines #Toggenburgs #Saanens [13]

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 حيوانات المنطقة

 

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Green parrots in flight. Photo by Chris Anderson, as published in Discover Trinidad & Tobago (discovertnt.com) #trinidad #trinidadandtobago #travel #guide #mobilemag #Caribbean #travelphotography #travelguide #wildlifetrinidad #naturelovers #wildlife #wildlifephotography #wild_animalsgram #animalonearth #wildlifeaddicts #birds #birdwatching #animal_beauty #nature_brilliance #trinidadbiodiversity #ttunseen #ilivewhereyouvacation @gotrinbago #discovertnt [14]

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If you've never been turtle-watching, the season is now in full swing. It is a truly humbling and inspiring experience. Here, a giant leatherback turtle makes its way to the sea from Grande Riviere beach at dawn. Photo: Stephen Jay Photography, as published in Discover Trinidad & Tobago magazine #trinidad #trinidadandtobago #travel #guide #mobilemag #Caribbean #travelphotography #travelguide #wildlifetrinidad #naturelovers #wildlife #wildlifephotography #wild_animalsgram #animalonearth #wildlifeaddicts #animal_beauty #nature_brilliance #trinidadbiodiversity #leatherbacks #leatherbackturtles #turtles #endangeredspecies #beaches #ttunseen #ilivewhereyouvacation @gotrinbago #discovertnt [15]

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مياه وأنهار

 

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A leisurely drift down the picturesque White River is a standard in the itineraries of most visitors to Ocho Rios on Jamaica’s north coast — and you’ll understand exactly why, after you’ve floated through bamboo groves and perhaps taken a bracing dip, encouraged by your chatty guide. Photo © LBSIMMS Photography/Shutterstock.com #wishyouwerehere #caribbeanbeatmagazine #caribbeanbeat #islandlife #Caribbean #ilivewhereyouvacation #caribbeanlife #instatravel #naturegram #igtravel #landscape_captures #ig_landscape #global_hotshotz #photooftheday #jamaica #ochorios #instago #exploremore #beautifulplaces #travelgram [16]

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Ireng River, Guyana: the smooth, dark waters of the Ireng flow from the Pakaraima Mountains down through the great savannahs of Guyana and Brazil, forming the boundary between the two countries. Eventually it joins Brazil’s Rio Branco, which in turn flows into the Rio Negro, one of the main tributaries of the Amazon. Photo © Pete Oxford #caribbeanbeat #caribbeanbeatmagazine #wishyouwerehere #caribbean #caribbeanlife #islandlife #nature_brilliance #naturelovers #ecoadventure #adventure #guyana #amazonriver #irengriver #riobanco #brazil #pakaraima #pakaraimamountains [17]

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On Trinidad’s east coast, Tabateau Point protects Balandra Bay from the swells of the Atlantic, creating an anchorage for small fishing boats and a sheltered beach popular on weekends but often nearly deserted on weekdays. Photo © Caristock.com #discovertnt #caribbeanbeat #caribbeanbeatmagazine #wishyouwerehere #dronesdaily #balandra #saltlife #islandlife #dronefly #dronelife #beach #beachday #trinidad #trinidadandtobago #Caribbean #travelphotography #ilivewhereyouvacation #beaches #eastcoast #beachvibe #visitTrinidad #seascape #dronephoto #dronephotography #dronestagram #aerialphotography #caribbeanlife #aroundtheworldpix #instatravel #dronefly #ttunseen [18]

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