What
to Avoid When Traveling to the Caribbean
Your Caribbean vacation is sure to
consist of sun, sand and incredible memories that unite your family for many
years to come. However, any time you travel to another country, you must
remember a few pointers in order to keep your loved ones safe and happy. Thankfully,
you can avoid a variety of potential mishaps by checking out the tips below – allowing
you and your family to enjoy the vacation of a lifetime!
·
Painful sunburn: You may have gotten away without using
sunscreen (tsk! tsk!) during that trip to the Jersey shore, but let’s face it,
the Caribbean’s a little closer to the equator. Many travelers don’t realize
that sunscreen is of the utmost importance, and wind up with painful burns or
even worse, sun poisoning – so bring lots of SPF and reapply often.
·
Noisy festivals: Looking for a relaxing and quiet
getaway? Make sure that your chosen destination isn’t celebrating a large
festival during your vacation. Antigua parties it up for two weeks each summer
during Carnival, and the normally-sleepy town of Negril hosts the JamFest concert
series for spring breakers during the month of March.
·
Pickpocketing: If you plan on leaving your resort,
remember to keep a close eye on your property
and to limit the amount of cash you carry. While many locals are friendly and
welcoming, others may want to take advantage of naïve tourists. Don’t give them
the chance!
Keep these tips in mind while you
prepare for your island getaway to guarantee a worry-free tropical escape.
Travel safely and wisely, and you and your loved ones will have the time of
your lives. Now that you’re ready, what are you waiting for? Hit the beach!
About the Author
As International
Social Media Manager for Grand
Pineapple Beach Resorts (Unique Vacation, Ltd.), Tiffany Mullins leads
a team that creates new strategies for global, multi-brand social media. In
addition to managing Grand Pineapple Beach Resorts’ online community, she also
oversees the direction of Sandals and Beaches social media, including the Sandals Wedding Blog, which brings brides
and inspiration together to truly create “Your Wedding. Your Style.” Tiffany
now resides on Paradise Island in The Bahamas. For more information on Grand
Pineapple’s all inclusive resorts, please call 1-800-327-1991 or visit www.grandpineapple.com
1 comment:
This are awesome tips that we will practice when we visit places in Caribbean. Thanks!
Sincerely,
Kristy of Migration Expert
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