Bianca C Grenada: The Caribbean’s Giant Cruise-Ship Wreck Dive
Explore Grenada’s Bianca C, a huge former cruise liner that sank in 1961 and now forms one of the Caribbean’s most famous deep wreck dives.
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Hilma Hooker Bonaire: Wreck Dive History, Depth & Safety Guide
Plan a dive on Bonaire’s Hilma Hooker, a large cargo wreck resting offshore between Angel City and The Lake with easy reef pairing for certified divers.
SS Antilla Aruba: WWII Shipwreck, Snorkeling & Dive Guide
Explore Aruba’s SS Antilla, a large World War II-era shipwreck off the northwestern coast that attracts both scuba divers and snorkel tours.
RMS Rhone Shipwreck BVI: History, Dive Site & Safety Guide
Explore the RMS Rhone wreck in the British Virgin Islands, a famous 1867 Royal Mail steamship dive near Salt Island with protected marine-park status.
Jumbee Folklore: Caribbean Ghosts, Spirits & the Stories Behind the Name
Explore the Jumbee tradition found across parts of the Caribbean, where the word can refer to ghosts, spirits and supernatural beings in local folklore.
Lagahoo: Trinidad’s Shapeshifting Night Creature in Caribbean Folklore
Explore the Lagahoo legend of Trinidad and Tobago, a shapeshifting night creature in Caribbean folklore whose appearance changes across oral traditions.
Duppy Folklore in Jamaica: Ghost Stories, Meanings & Cultural Context
Learn what “duppy” means in Jamaican folklore, how ghost stories vary, and why duppy traditions remain important in language, music and storytelling.
Rolling Calf: Jamaica’s Chained Night Creature in Duppy Folklore
Explore Jamaica’s Rolling Calf legend, a frightening figure in duppy folklore often described with glowing eyes, chains and nighttime encounters.
Anansi in the Caribbean: How the West African Trickster Became Anancy
Explore how Anansi, the West African spider trickster, became Anancy across Jamaica and the wider Caribbean through oral storytelling, migration and resistance.