I have heard this area has a mixed culture with Afro-Caribbean influences. I would imagine this means a lot of the local dishes are spicy but I am not entirely sure. What has drawn me to this area is the wildlife and the beautiful national parks. I would like to make a trip and visit here in the near future.
This is one of those places that incorporate nature EVERYWHERE and it is honestly beautiful.
I would explain the culture to be very lively, family-oriented, and friendly. The food is basic with an exotic flare. There are hot/spicy dishes all over but you don't have to worry too much about finding something if you can't stand the heat.
This is one of those places that incorporate nature EVERYWHERE and it is honestly beautiful.
I would explain the culture to be very lively, family-oriented, and friendly. The food is basic with an exotic flare. There are hot/spicy dishes all over but you don't have to worry too much about finding something if you can't stand the heat.
I should have been more specific, I was more so curious of the food than anything.
So even thought there are hotter/spicer foods, I shouldn't have to worry too much about finding items that aren't hot/spicy, that is what you are saying right?
