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100

These twin volcanic spires, Gros Piton and Petit Piton, are a UNESCO World Heritage Site on this island nation.

What is Saint Lucia

100

Dressed in charro suits and playing violins, trumpets, and guitars, mariachi bands are a national symbol of this country.

What is Mexico

100

Two pieces of fried flatbread called bara, stuffed with curried chickpeas, make up this Trinidadian street food.

What are doubles

100

In 1492, King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of this European country funded Christopher Columbus’s voyage across the Atlantic.

What is Spain

100

Visitors climb the terraced Dunn’s River Falls near Ocho Rios on this island’s north coast.


What is Jamaica

200

About 2,650 miles long but only around 110 miles wide on average, this is the longest and narrowest country in South America.

What is Chile

200

This fast-paced, electronic genre grew out of jing ping music in Dominica.

What is bouyon 

200

This thick corn tortilla stuffed with cheese, beans, or pork and topped with curtido is the national dish of El Salvador.

What is pupusa

200

This archipelago celebrates Independence Day on July 10, marking the end of British rule in 1973.

What is The Bahamas

200

This is the largest island in the Caribbean, with Havana as its capital.

What is Cuba

300

Said to have a beach for every day of the year, this twin-island nation has St. John’s as its capital.

What is Antigua and Barbuda

300

On New Year’s Eve, musicians go door to door performing the dande tradition on this Dutch Caribbean island, whose capital is Oranjestad.

What is Aruba

300

Barbados’s national dish pairs flying fish with this smooth side dish of cornmeal and okra.

What is cou-cou

300

In 1655, England captured Jamaica from this European power, which had ruled the island since Columbus’s time.

What is Spain

300

Famous for Seven Mile Beach and for offshore banking, this British Overseas Territory includes Grand Cayman.

What are the Cayman Islands

400

Known as the “Nature Island,” this mountainous nation has rainforests, hot springs, and the Boiling Lake.

What is Dominica 

400

The Virgin Gorda Fisherman’s Jamboree is a festival of this British Overseas Territory.

What are the British Virgin Islands

400

This Curaçao national dish is a hollowed-out Edam or Gouda cheese rind stuffed with spiced meat, olives, and raisins.

What is keshi yená 

400

Because of its Irish settlers, this British Overseas Territory is called the “Emerald Isle of the Caribbean” and celebrates St. Patrick’s Day as a public holiday.

What is Montserrat 

400

On Trinidad, in the town of La Brea, this natural lake of asphalt is the largest of its kind in the world.

What is Pitch Lake

500

Independent since 1979, this nation has Kingstown as its capital and includes the Grenadines, such as Bequia and Mustique.

What is Saint Kitts and Nevis

500

Popularized by the band Kassav’, zouk (“party” in Antillean Creole) was born in Guadeloupe, a neighboring French island.

What is Martinique

500

Jamaica’s national dish pairs saltfish with this fruit, which is poisonous if eaten unripe.

What is ackee

500

When The Bahamas became independent in 1973, this island group, which had been administered from there, stayed under British rule.

What are the Turks and Caicos Islands

500

Nicknamed the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is the capital of this country.

What is Argentina

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