
Down Into the Dark: The Story of Harrison's Cave, Barbados
Beneath the green uplands of St Thomas, a stream has spent hundreds of thousands of years carving a limestone cave. Here is how Harrison's Cave in Barbados became a show cave.
Caribbean landmarks and the stories behind them, from Nelson's Dockyard in Antigua to Rose Hall near Montego Bay, with the history that shaped each place.

Beneath the green uplands of St Thomas, a stream has spent hundreds of thousands of years carving a limestone cave. Here is how Harrison's Cave in Barbados became a show cave.

On Antigua's southern coast, a sheltered harbour holds the Georgian buildings of Nelson's Dockyard. They tell a story of naval power, enslaved labour and careful revival.

Nelson's Dockyard in Antigua is a remarkable reflection of the Caribbean's maritime heritage, highlighting its historical significance as a British naval base.

Rose Hall is a Georgian mansion in Montego Bay, Jamaica, noted for the legend of the White Witch of Rose Hall. Rose Hall is widely regarded to be a visually imp…