In pictures: Queen's Baton Relay - Latin America & the Caribbean

A group of masked dancers, one of whom holds the Queen's Baton.

The Emerald Shamioles Masquerades cultural dance band performs with the baton in Montserrat.

Four men running on sand.

Sprint hopefuls train on the beach in Montserrat.

A man in an old-fashioned uniform holds the Queen's Baton. A row of men in similar clothing stand to attention behind him.

Soldiers dressed in period costume guard the baton in Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park, St Kitts and Nevis.

A man holds the Queen's Baton above water as a dolphin touches it with its snout.

Cyclist Kris Pradel holds the Queen's Baton as it receives a kiss from a dolphin, in Anguilla.

Silhouette of a child holding the Queen's Baton aloft.

The sun sets on the baton in the British Virgin Islands.

A group of young children all waving small Jamaican national flags.

Students from McIntosh Memorial Primary School sing a song specially composed song for the baton, in Mandeville, Jamaica.

Female athlete holds the Queen's Baton, surrounded by smiling children waving Jamaican flags.

Double Olympic 100m gold medallist, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce carries the baton in Kingston, Jamaica.

A turtle extends one flipper to touch the Queen's Baton.

A turtle greets the baton in the Cayman Islands.

Woman holds Queen's Baton aloft as a carnival band play in the background.

Shooting competitor Richardia Messick raises the baton in the Turks and Caicos Islands.

A group of children running together. A young girl holds the Queen's Baton.

Children from the Road Runners Track Club carry the baton in the Bahamas.

Two formally-dressed men hold the Queen's Baton, surrounded by a group of carnival dancers.

Clarence Saunders (centre-right), Commonwealth high jump record holder, shares the baton with Bermuda Premier Craig Cannonier (centre-left). The Warner Gombeys dancers help with the festivities.