The Caribbean Green Book

Find local businesses

Inspired by the Negro Motorist Green Book, published during the Jim Crow era in the U.S.A between 1936 and 1966 - the Green Book offered Black and Brown people key information on businesses and accommodations that would safely cater to their travelling needs.

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2/3 OF HOTELS IN THE CARIBBEAN ARE FOREIGN OWNED

Caribbean Green BookWho We Are

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Community Caribbean Green Book

Inspired by the Negro Motorist Green Book, published during the Jim Crow era in the U.S.A between 1936 and 1966 - the Green Book offered Black and Brown people key information on businesses and accommodations that would safely cater to their travelling needs.

Decades later, although not experiencing the horrors of Jim Crow, the Caribbean experiences it's own economic and racial disparities. So how do those who want to visit this beautiful region know where to go if they want to support locally owned businesses?

Through the Caribbean Green Book

We have curated this database of Caribbean owned businesses, like hotels, guesthouses, restaurants and services so you can support local economies. Millions of dollars spent in the Caribbean does not end up in the hands of hardworking Caribbean people, but in the hands of foreign owned companies. The Caribbean Green Book is here to change that.

Keeping with the
Community

Register your business with Caribbean Green Book

We are all about supporting Caribbean ownership and local businesses. Caribbean entrepreneurs have to contend with foreign-owned companies with larger advertising budgets, whilst millions of dollars leave the Caribbean annually and are not in the hands of the people of the Caribbean.

Join us as we use our multi-layered approach to ensure we reach those many adventurers out there looking for Caribbean-owned businesses like yours.


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Business of the month

Christal Sunshine

Welcome to your home away from home! Experience urban luxury in the heart of the city! Our stylish Airbnb combines convenience and sophistication, with sleek design, and easy access to local attractions. View Business
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La Rhumerie Du Pirate

C'est dans un lieu idéal, un bord de mer sur la route de la Pointe des Châteaux que Miguel et son équipe vous accueillent tout au long de l'année pour vous permettre de déguster une cuisine créole savamment revisitée. Deux salles avec vue sur mer, une cuisine pleine de goût et aux couleurs de la Caraïbes satisfont à la fois nos amis touristes de passages que les locaux habitués aux bonnes saveurs du terroir. Le bon poisson, la langouste, à La Rhumerie du Pirate sont une tradition, puisque Miguel a repris la suite de son père, un des premiers poissonniers en Guadeloupe (1969) sur le magnifique site du restaurant actuel. Miguel, lui ne péchant que dans ses loisirs et devenu un véritable "Obelix" de la cuisine, puisque tout petit déjà (oui, Miguel a aussi été petit !!), il est tombé dans la marmite grâce à sa maman et une réelle passion est née pour la cuisine et continue aujourd'hui à animer tous les projets dans la profession.

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Sunshines Bar and Grill

Sunshines Bar and Grill, located on the picturesque Pinney's Beach in Nevis, is a vibrant and iconic Caribbean beach bar known for its laid-back atmosphere, delicious food, and stunning ocean views. A favorite among both locals and tourists, Sunshines offers an authentic island experience, serving up mouthwatering Caribbean dishes like fresh seafood, grilled meats, and tropical sides. The bar is especially famous for its signature drink, the "Killer Bee" rum punch, a potent concoction that has become legendary on the island. View Business

When you come
to the Caribbean ,
MAKE IT UNFORGETTABLE!

Caribbean Green BookExplore The Book

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    Where To Stay

    Most hotels are foreign owned in the Caribbean. But all is not lost! We have a great list of stunning locally owned accommodation, where you can give back to the Caribbean economy.

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    Where To Eat

    Want to support the best Caribbean owned restaurants and eateries? This is the spot to get in the know !

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    Experiences

    Explore some of the best experiences and Caribbean practitioners in the region

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    Where To Shop

    Pumping into our Caribbean Economies by supporting Local!

It's all about Community

SUPPORTING LOCAL