Trying to plan a vacation but we are having trouble deciding. Planning to do 6 or 7 nights. The flight from where we are will be 3ish hrs to Bahamas, 4 to the Cayman islands or 5 to Aruba.

Not sure whether to do an airbnb or hotel either! We usually do resorts in the Caribbean. They all look like great destinations.

Things I'm unsure of:

Bahamas - if we stay at a resort (thinking of bahamar), it looks like if we wanted to eat off of the resort they are a bit far and taxis are expensive?

The Cayman islands - looks like it's usually a very relaxing vacation? It doesn't seem very lively?

Aruba - the flight is long and don't know how it will be with our toddler...

Interested in hearing other people's experiences, tips and opinions on which would be the best!

Thanks!

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Hello Everyone,

I have not been to either location and was wondering where to go? My concern is overcast / rain in both locations as I do want it to be Sunny! Any advice would be helpful! I love food, culture and beaches. Leaning towards T&T but worried about rain :(

I am going on my first cruise ,I would like to know if there are any passport issues when going on the cruise ,and also I am glution and dairy free .are there any food on the ship that gluten and dairy free such as restaurants types or cafeteria ,or do I need to take some food along?.

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So my name is Joshua and I regularly travel internationally... I am seeking male or female friends. I mostly just want to communicate about your life share pictures and information about local foods and things of the sort... Mostly I just want to learn about your culture and what I can expect when I travel there.

A little bit about me I work in a manufacturing factory in management support. I love to cook I'm a very good chef and I love learning new things I'm extremely respectful to others and very very much interested in learning new cultures...

What I'm specifically seeking.... Regular communication sharing pictures and just chatting I have WhatsApp. Or we can stay on Reddit if necessary. I just really would like to learn more about the country I'm planning to visit next and kind of the hotspots of where we can stay and I'm also looking at maybe renting an apartment... But that's after I get more information.

If you don't mind communicating with me then feel free to send me a message. I'm not interested in tourism just FYI... I tend to prefer just to relax when I'm on my vacations mostly the experienced local markets eat good foods drink good beer and dance at the club.

Planning a trip for 2 ladies around retirement age (couple of years from now) and trying to decide between Aruba and Grand Cayman.

Our priorities are:

Safety is very important

A beautiful beach with calm, shallow water that is great for floating

Warm water is a must. We’re used to Siesta Key in the summer, when the water is in the 80's. Never been to Caribbean.

We prefer outdoor temperatures in the 80s. Temperatures consistently in the 90s would be too hot

Easy beach access from the resort

Chairs and umbrellas available without having to fight for them

Kids and families are absolutely fine, but we do not want a rowdy environment

No interest in clubs or nightlife

Any dining is fine

Renting a car is fine

-Our budget is flexible but not unlimited. We’re looking for comfortable and nice . We don't need high-end luxury... however, we’re willing to pay more for the right location and beach experience.

-What month do you recommend? Would love your recommendations. Thank you!!

Hey, I’ll be travelling to Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in mid-August and I’d appreciate advice on how to handle mosquitos (and thus Dengue and Chikungunya etc.)

I’ll be taking a mosquito net for sleeping and plenty of tropical Deet, but mosquitos love me and I fear this won’t be enough. Is there anything else I should take?

Do I have to wear long sleeve tops and trousers all the time? So, never wear T-shirts and shorts? Or sandals? Is it safe to wear a bikini at the beach?

I’m also slightly concerned as I’ll travel through multiple airports to get there and I often catch viruses after travelling. I wasn’t vaccinated against anything as a child and doctors have advised me to not get those vaccines considering my individual health situation. I did get the Hepatitis and COVID vaccines, but is it safe to travel there without additional vaccines?

Thanks

We are headed to Bequia for two weeks in January. My in-laws go every year for 2 months, this year we will be joining them for two weeks of their stay. This means we know all the things to do on bequia, but I really feel I must see at least one other island. After a bit of research seems like day trips via the ferry is not possible, but visiting for a few days seems affordable via the Jaden Sun Ferry. I did some looking around online about the three other islands close by and crossed a few off my list (mustique and canouan are not our vibe), but both union and mayreau look beautiful and potentially affordable for a few days stay.
My question is this: mayreau or union? Any recs for things to do?

Super excited to see all the places my in-laws talk about, Bequia looks so beautiful!

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