Which Caribbean islander are you?

Think "Caribbean," and images of palm trees, aquamarine seas and fruity drinks with umbrellas typically come to mind. But scratch the surface, and you'll find distinctly different vibes, landscapes, weather and attractions defining the region's more than 7,000 individual islands. Consider that Trinidad is nearly 1,500 miles south of Grand Bahama Island, which is farther than the distance between Boston and Miami. Six official languages, plus dozens of local ones, are spoken across the Caribbean. Cuba is the size of Tennessee, while the island of Saba is just five square miles. And even though the climate is universally tropical, weather can vary tremendously from island to island,...