African Caribbean

Cartagena’s street food is a vibrant reflection of its history, colors, and cultural fusion. On this delicious walking tour, savor the rich flavors born from African, Indigenous, Lebanese, and Spanish traditions, all blended with the scent of the Caribbean Sea and the lively streets of the Walled City. Stroll through “El Corralito de Piedra” as you sample seven authentic local delicacies — from tropical fruits and fried treats to sweet desserts and refreshing drinks in a total of ten (10) stops. Along the way, discover the stories behind each bite and learn about Cartagena’s culinary heritage, history, and local traditions. Join us for a joyful, flavor-packed experience that captures the true soul of Cartagena!

There’s no better way to explore the beauty and wonders of Barbados than with a walking tour through the City of Bridgetown which is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List and is one of the few World Heritage Sites in the Caribbean. Bridgetown Barbados is full of interesting history that dates back to 400 years, the culture, people, food, and amazing sights. See our fantastic attractions like the Barbados Parliament Buildings, the Screw Dock, and walk the boardwalk on the site where Africans persons were bought from the Atlantic Ocean to be enslaved.

Stroll through the cobblestone streets of Old San Juan, where you'll visit historic forts, churches, and plazas. Learn about the city's colonial past and its strategic importance in the Caribbean. Immerse yourself in the vibrant history and culture of Puerto Rico with Dr. José Morales, a seasoned historian with a PhD in History of America, specializing in Puerto Rican and Caribbean history. With over 15 years of experience teaching history, culture, and social sciences at various universities in Puerto Rico, Dr. Morales offers an in-depth exploration of the island's heritage, from its indigenous roots to its African influences.

Immerse yourself if the heritage of the island as your expert guide shares the story of this colonial ruin restored to its former majesty in the 1960’s. Learn about the lifestyle of the European bourgeoisie in the isles of the Caribbean in the Eighteenth Century. The tale of the Annee Palmer, the famed White Witch of Rose Hall is sure to delight. Beautiful tropical gardens and personalities will colour your experience with fun along the way!

Museum Kurá Hulanda is situated right at the city-center harbor of Willemstad, where the Dutch shipped and "traded" in enslaved Africans. This museum impressively exhibits the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade in its totally, from capture in Africa, the journey through the Middle Passage and life in the Caribbean and the Americas.  We invite our guests to imagine not only the trauma and pain that enslaved Africans experienced but also the courage, resilience and hope to survive this brutal period of history. Museum Kurá Hulanda further exhibits a vast collection of artifacts from continental Africa, showing the dynamic vitality and great Empires of West Africa. With the exhibition of West African Kingdoms, we aim to dispel the negative portrayal of an impoverished Africa to showcase the depth of African history, beauty and cultural contributions to human civilisation.

For pics and vids of the tour visit our IG: @GorgeousToursUK Private groups of 10+ available via request. Group rates available. Join us on a journey through Brixton, uncovering hidden gems and indulging in delicious African and Caribbean cuisine. Visit iconic sites that hold cultural significance, delving into the history of Brixton. Explore the vibrant street art scene, discovering captivating artworks that showcase the area's creativity. Step into Brixton Market, a bustling hub where cultures collide and flavors intertwine. Explore the vibrant stalls and immerse yourself in the multi-cultural atmosphere. Discover new African and Caribbean foods, fruits, and spices, expanding your palate. The highlight of our tour will be visiting 4/5 exceptional local eateries that specialise in African and Caribbean cuisine. Prepare to be tantalised as we sample an array of mouthwatering dishes and delectable desserts, each bursting with authentic flavours and aromas.

It’s Time To Play at CHUKKA Ocean Outpost, Seville Jamaica – featuring nature adventures in the midst of one of the most intriguing archaeological sites on the island. Saddle up and get acquainted with your new hoofed-friend for a unique and unforgettable horseback adventure. Begin your journey into the rugged dirt trails of this 16th century Spanish colonial settlement and 17th century British plantation. Your knowledgeable guide will point out a collection of artifacts that depict various aspects of the life of the Tainos, Africans and Europeans. Continue towards the coastline and enjoy breathtaking ocean views, where your horse will be prepared for the experience of a lifetime. Feel true horsepower as you ride into the warm Caribbean Sea atop your swimming horse. Our photographers will capture this once in a lifetime memory for you to share with your family and friends back home.

It’s Time To Play at CHUKKA Ocean Outpost, Seville Jamaica – featuring nature adventures in the midst of one of the most intriguing archaeological sites on the island. Gear up, hop on your ATV and get ready for a unique and thrilling ride through the rugged dirt trails of this 16th century Spanish colonial settlement and 17th century British plantation. Your knowledgeable guide will point out a collection of artifacts that depict various aspects of the life of the Tainos, Africans and Europeans. Continue towards the coastline with breathtaking ocean views and take a moment to let our photographers capture this perfect photo-op.

Mel Fisher Maritime Museum is the only fully accredited museum in the Florida Keys. That means this is more than just an exciting adventure story – it is also a nationally recognized research institution!

This is a truly unique experience. Embark on a flavorful journey in a beginner Puerto Rican cooking class that captures the essence of the island's rich culinary heritage. Guided by a skilled local chef, participants delve into the art of crafting iconic dishes such as mofongo, arroz manposteao, and tostones. The class not only unveils the secrets of seasoning with adobo and sofrito but also provides insights into the cultural tapestry woven by the indigenous Taíno, Spanish, African, and Caribbean influences.

Discover the best of the city of Roseau on a one and a half hour sightseeing tour with an expert guide. Traveling by comfortable coach or minivan, take in the city's top landmarks as you absorb the rustic Caribbean island atmosphere. Snap photos of the old slave market and the Victorian and Caribbean architectural era of buildings, venture into the local food and fruit market, view the entire city from above and on top the historic Morne Bruce and the highlight of any visit to Roseau: take a stroll through the Botanical Gardens to see the Caribbean and West African flora and the national bird of Dominica, the Sisserou parrot (Amazona imperalis). Due to popular demand, we included a visit one of the most famous waterfalls in the Caribbean, The Trafalgar Falls. Finally, a visit to one of the most remarkable geothermal wonders of the island in the small village of Watten Waven. This tour is much more than a just a Roseau city sightseeing.

There’s no better way to connect with Cartagena’s soul than through its music and dance — and at Crazy Salsa, we’ve been sharing that connection with the world since 2009. Here, you’ll do more than learn steps — you’ll dive into the heart of our culture. Through salsa and champeta, you’ll feel the joy, rhythm, and spirit that define life in this Caribbean city. Champeta, born right here in Cartagena, is a vibrant, high-energy Afro-Caribbean dance deeply rooted in our African heritage. It’s an expression of resilience, freedom, and celebration — full of movement, happiness, and that laid-back coastal vibe that makes dancing feel like pure joy. This experience isn’t just about movement — it’s about understanding a culture from the inside out. Whether you're dancing for the first time or sharpening your skills, you’ll connect with locals, share in our joy, and leave with unforgettable memories. Don’t just visit Cartagena — dance it, feel it, live it.

This visit should be made if you are in Carthagena. The Palenque de benkos bioho, the most visited territory and document of the Colombian Caribbean region, is a place of African descent in America. In this corner of Africa located in Colombia, the largest black rebellion of the 17th century was carried out, through which a group of blacks led by BENKOS BIOHO, a combat general and prince of the Royal Family of Guinea Bisauu (formerly Portuguese Guinea) were able to escape from the Spanish colony located in the walled city (cartagena de indias) and settle in this small corner of Africa called san basilio de palenque (first free black territory of America) a place where African tradition, customs and legacies remain. WOULD YOU LIKE TO COME? WE WAIT FOR YOU!!

Join us for a walking tour of New Orleans’ most historic neighborhood, the French Quarter. See the “Vieux Carré” through the eyes of the Louisiana Creoles who originally called it home. Louisiana is unique amongst the various regions of the U.S. The intriguing tales of notable creoles (of West African, Native American and European origin) will illuminate the development of the culture that distinguishes Louisiana from the rest of the American south. This tour is an exploration of old Louisiana, the Louisiana that gave birth to Jazz and Zydeco, to gumbo and jambalaya. Louisiana is technically a southern American state, but culturally Louisiana has always been the northernmost part of the Caribbean. (This tour includes a tour of the courtyard of a beautiful antebellum French Quarter residence and normally of St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, though the cemetery is currently closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.)

This is a tour that immerses you in the local culture and a chance to understand the city's diverse communities. Handsworth has a bad reputation, but it also has a strong character with diverse people who live in the area from musicians, celebrities and sports. The area has been visited by Prince Charles and many others. They say that to find the real heartbeat of the city you have to visit the gritty areas that most tourists are told to avoid. The BHWN team will safely guide you through this historic area to capture the unique history of the African Caribbean community in the city.

Meet the native decendents of africans in colombia who have preserved their African customs over several centuries. with a unique language derived from African languages the way they used to live thousands of years ago, tipical dances, their history and how they could get to be the first free town of América.

Fun Fact: Did you know that Mount Liamuiga offered a place of refuge and solace to the enslaved Africans who escaped their sugar plantations?

Join us for a gastronomic adventure that celebrates the Yucatán’s culinary evolution. From the ancient Mayans’ agricultural staples to the diverse influences of Spanish, African, Asian, and French cultures, each chapter of our experience builds on this remarkable heritage. With interactive elements and storytelling woven into every course, this experience is as engaging as it is delicious. This elevated dining experience invites you to connect with Yucatán’s culinary traditions while engaging your senses through taste, aroma, and storytelling.

On the Volcano Caldera Trek you get to hike up every tier of the volcanic cone and you are almost guaranteed to get a bit dirty as you hike, explore, climb and pull yourself to the Caldera of mount Liamuiga. This trek starts at 750ft above the Caribbean Sea and has the perfect back drop with an amazing view of the sweeping landscape down to the Caribbean Sea. The memorable thing with this tour is that you will actually witness the changes in the tropical succession stages as you ascend higher and higher towards the caldera. You will feel the temperature drop, you will see the changes in vegetation, and you will experience the increasing incline as you get closer and closer to the caldera. It is truly a once in a live time trek to experience and once at the top your breath will be taken away by the stunning view while you stand 2800ft above the Caribbean Sea and 600ft above the bottom of the volcanic crater with a rim opening to almost one mile away.

Mel Fisher Maritime Museum is the only fully accredited museum in the Florida Keys. That means this is more than just an exciting adventure story – it is also a nationally recognized research institution.