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The Caribbean is soaked in brilliant colors, but what if you were to wash out the blue water, pastel homes and lush rainforest, would it still be beautiful? I think so.

Every once in awhile I’ll pretend to be creative and turn some photos into black and white. I’m not sure what it is about black and white photos, but there’s just something powerful about them. It’s kind of like standing on a dark beach at night with nothing but the moonlight. You know something big and powerful is there, but you can’t quite see it, it’s cloaked in mystery. That’s how I feel about black and white photography. They are mysterious.

Caribbean beach bars are pure bliss. They are usually painted in bright colors, decked out with license plates, old t-shirts and other island swag. Let’s steal their color and turn them into something completely different.

Do you know the name of the beach bar/restaurant that’s pictured above? Leave a comment below with your best guess and I’ll send you a free RumShopRyan koozie to the first person that gets it right.

Caribbean Beach Bars In Black & White

Shipwreck Beach Bar St. Kitts

Shipwreck Beach Bar – St. Kitts

 

Reggae Beach Bar

Reggae Beach Bar – St. Kitts

 

Sip Sip Harbor Island

Sip Sip – Harbor Island, Bahamas

 

Mayreau Beach Bar

Black Boy & Debbie’s Beach BarSalt Whistle Bay, Mayreau

 

Schoonor Wharf Key West

Schooner Wharf – Key West, Florida

 

Chat N Chill Bahamas

Chat N’ Chill Beach Bar – Stocking Island, Exuma Bahamas

 

End of the World Bar Bimini

End of the World SaloonBimini, Bahamas

 

Happy Island

Happy Island – Union Island, St. Vincent and the Grenadines

 

Sandy Toes Beach Bar

Sandy Toes Beach Bar – Rose Island, Bahamas

 

Beach-Bars-BW-8

Stuart’s Conch Salad Stand – Bimini, Bahamas

 

Post Card Inn Beach Bar

Post Card Inn Beach Bar – St. Pete Beach, Florida

 

Santana's Beach Bar Exuma

Santana’s Beach Bar – Little Exuma, Bahamas

 

Iggies Beach Bar

Iggies Beach Bar – St. Thomas, USVI

 

High Star Bar Bimini

High Star Bar – Bimini, Bahamas

 

There’s just something about beach bars, just looking at photos of them relaxes the soul. There are so many beach bars, so many islands and it seems like so little time. Is it an impossible goal to have a drink at every single Caribbean beach bar? Who knows, but it will be one hell of a time trying won’t it.

Cheers Castaways!
RumShopRyan

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