Caribbean BELLE magazine, a product of Safari Publications, is a quarterly lifestyle women's magazine, published in the Caribbean. Tailored for the holistic woman, it aims at balancing relevant and exciting issues through thoughtfully and sensitively written articles.

The word 'Belle' means beautiful in French and the term 'Caribbean Belle' echoes the French influence in the Caribbean during the days of slavery.

The two-year old magazine has featured legendary Caribbean fashion designers, including Meiling, Peter Elias, Claudia Pegus, Bobby Ackbarali and Heather Jones; various Caribbean beauties have also graced its covers. But the magazine offers even more than that.

It gets down and gritty with topics that affect every woman— including health and beauty, psychology and relationships, working women, safety, stories for emotional and spiritual well-being, as well as everything that women love about the Caribbean including travel, food, and art.

Aliyyah Eniath, BELLE's editor in chief, differentiates BELLE on the basis that it is 'mature', 'topic driven' and 'stylish' enough to satisfy a 'spectrum' of women.

The magazine was launched on January 2006, with eight issues being printed thus far. Twenty thousand copies are printed each issue. The publication has a mainly Caribbean readership (with distributors in Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica, Grenada, Antigua, Dominica and the United States).