Here is a list of national days for some of the Caribbean countries:
The National Day of Belize is 10 September, 21 September (Independence from the United Kingdom in 1981). This celebrates significant events in the country’s history. Firstly the Battle of St. George’s Caye as well as the independence of Belize.
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The National Day of Barbados is 30 November (Independence Day, from the United Kingdom in 1966). This day is also known as Independence Day. This marks the country’s independence from Britain on the 30th November 1966.
The National Day of Bahamas is 10 July (Independence from the United Kingdom in 1973). As you will note that they not have an official National Day. However, the country celebrates its independence day annually on the 10th July. This marks the day in 1973 when the Bahamas gained full independence from Great Britain.
Know the Bahamas public holiday. The Commonwealth of the Bahamas is a nation of about 700 islands stretching from Florida to Cuba (National Day of Cuba) and Haiti (National Day of Haiti). Over half of the population live on the island of New Providence. The official language is English. See also Caribbean. See also the National Day of the Bahamas.
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The National Day of Aruba is 18 March (Flag Day: autonomy within the Netherlands in 1948). A dependency of The Netherlands in the Caribbean Sea. This is also known as “Dia di Himno y Bandera” (Day of the Anthem and Flag), is celebrated annually on the 18th March 18th. The day commemorates the adoption of the Aruban flag and anthem in 1976.
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See the Antigua National Day on here. This country is made up of two islands in the West Indies. English is the official language. The Antigua and Barbuda National Day is celebrated annually on the 1st November. The day marks the anniversary of the country’s independence from the United Kingdom in 1981.
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