Saturday, February 2, 2008
Hopkins Village & Garifuna Culture - A Quaint Village with a Deep Cultural Tradition
This quaint fishing village is nestled on the southern coast. It is a Garifuna village, a cultural group with deep traditions who are descendants of escaped African slaves and Caribbean Indians. It's sandy beaches, swaying coconut trees and cool breezes provide an ideal backdro for relaxing. There are quaint shops, a few bars, great little restaurants and many interesting people to enjoy here. Of course, taking in a Garifuna drumming and dancing show is a must. (Click on the headline link to watch this photograph collection)
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