 Autumn is lovely, with high clear air, but for many people it means that there are 8 to 9 months of cold and wet weather, before the weather gods send a warm summer breeze again and make you locate your swimwear. If you belong to those who can’t bear the thought of a long, long winter, now is the time to think about booking a winter getaway to a place where there is summer, when you need it the most. It could be for Christmas, or maybe you need it more in January? Caribbean is the perfect place to visit outside the hurricane season, which runs from June to November. The Caribbean islands offer you bountyland beaches, seafood, surfing and sunshine and lots of experiences that will stick out in your pleasant memories for years to come. |  |
Barbados Barbados is a charming tropical island in the Caribbean Sea. It is only 34 kilometres long and up to 23 kilometres wide, however it's amazing how much beauty can be contained in such a small place. The official language in Barbados is English. Weather Barbados har more than 3,000 hours of sunshine per year and is warm all year round with an average daytime temperature of 30°C / 86°F. The prevailing northeast tradewinds blow steadily, making it not unbearably hot. The nights are usually slightly cooler. When it rains, it typically comes in quick showers. January to June is the dry season.. Things to do in Barbados In the Wildlife Reserve, in the north of the island, you can enjoy watching animals like green monkeys, snakes, turtles, tortoises, birds, deers, caimans and many other in their natural environment. Bridgetown, the capital of Barbados, is also worth a visit for shopping and historic sites. You will find that the sea offers the greatest adventures in Barbados from all kind of water sports to boat trips and the atlantis Submarine Expedition. How to get to Barbados The only airport in Barbados is Grantley Adams International (IATA Code: BGI) situated in the south-east of the island, approximately 13km (8 miles) from the capital city of Bridgetown. Barbados is easily accessible from North America and Europe, with daily international flights If you come from one of the countries on this list, you need a visa to enter Barbados. |  Barbados Accommodation  Barbados Attractions |
Jamaica, Montego Bay Breathtaking beautiful Jamaica is located about 90 miles south of Cuba and a 1 1/2 hours plane ride from Miami, Florida. English is the official language in Jamaica, however the locals speak an English-African Creole language known as Jamaican Patois, which has become known widely through the spread of Reggae music. This is Bob Marley country, enjoy! Weather Jamaica offers a tropical climate with warm to hot temperatures all year round, though cooler in the higher, central areas. The wettest months are between May and November. The heaviest rains occur in September and October and the hurricane season runs from June to November. The perfect time to visit Jamaica is from November to May. Things to do in Montego Bay, Jamaica From jeep safaries to river rafting; whatever you choose to do in Jamaica, you will be amazed of the stunningly beautiful tropical outdoors. See all the things you can do from Montego Bay - including "The Bob Marley Experience". How to get to Jamaica There are three international airports in Jamaica: Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston Ian Fleming International Airport in Ocho Rios. To get an idea of the airfair cost from your country, try searching for a flight. See whether you need a visa to Jamaica or not... |  Jamaica Accommodation  Montego Bay Attractions |
St. Lucia St. Lucia, placed in the eastern Caribbean Sea, is an old French colony. The official language is English, however, French Creole or Patios is widely used by St. Lucia's 160.000 inhabitants. Weather St. Lucia enjoys a hot tropical climate. The island is kept mild by cooling trade winds, which make St. Lucia a year round delight. Be prepared for sporadic tropical showers from June to November. Things to do in St. Lucia In St. Lucia almost all attractions are outdoor adventures. From the world famous Gros Piton Nature Trail and the Land and Sea Jeep Safari to the Aerieal Tram and Canopy in the Rainforest. Seefull overview of things to do in St. Lucia. How to get to St. Lucia There are more than a dozen airlines that service St Lucia’s two airports, Hewanorra International Airport and George Charles Airport, from a host of international and local destinations. To get an idea of the airfair cost from your country, try searching for a flight. If you come from one of the countries on this list, you need a visa to enter St. Lucia. Enjoy your tropical winter getaway! |  St. Lucia Accommodation  St. Lucia Attractions |
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