FAQ Caribbean Help Center
Your Go-To Guide for Navigating the Tropical Paradise!
Find Answers to Common Questions and Make Your Caribbean Adventure Smooth and Memorable.
The best time to visit the Caribbean is generally considered to be between December and April, when the weather is at its best. However, this is also peak tourist season. Traveling in the shoulder season, May or June, can offer good weather with fewer tourists..
Visa requirements vary depending on your nationality and the Caribbean country you are visiting. Even though most Caribbean islands do not require a Visa, it’s important to check the specific visa requirements for the country or countries you plan to visit before you travel.
English is widely spoken in the Caribbean, but Spanish, French, and Dutch are also official languages in some countries. Papiamento and Creole are local languages in certain areas.
In some Caribbean countries, tap water is safe to drink, while in others, it’s not recommended. It’s best to research the specific country you are visiting or opt for bottled water to be on the safe side.
Hurricane season in the Caribbean runs from June 1st through November 30th, with the peak occurring between August and October.
The Caribbean is generally safe for travelers, but it’s important to exercise common sense and caution, just like you would when traveling to any destination. It is also advisable to stay informed about local conditions and customs.
Different Caribbean countries use different currencies. Some use the US dollar, while others have their own national currency. Checking beforehand and carrying some local currency for small purchases is advisable.
Electrical outlets can vary in the Caribbean. Most islands use the North American standard (110 volts), but some use the European standard (220 volts). It’s best to check before you travel and bring an adapter if necessary.
Caribbean cuisine is diverse and delicious. Some must-try dishes include jerk chicken in Jamaica, roti in Trinidad and Tobago, rice and peas throughout the islands, and fresh seafood everywhere.
The Caribbean offers a plethora of activities, including snorkeling, diving, sailing, exploring historical sites, hiking in rainforests, enjoying local festivals, and relaxing on beautiful beaches.