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Winter Break In The Caribbean

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Five Islands Open for Business this Winter

#5 The Bahamas– – Visit the Bahamas – –Trip Advisor

The Bahamas stretch out for 100,000 square miles and comprise of 700 islands. Although damaged by the hurricanes, most of the destruction has taken place in areas with least tourist traffic; the islands that receive tourists remained mostly untouched. Examples include New Providence where you have the city of Nassau.

#4 Aruba– –One Happy Island – –Trip Advisor

Aruba, in the southern Caribbean is only a five-hour non-stop flight away from the East Coast. The island comprises of around 110,000 people, and it remained unaffected by Irma. The island is known for its cultural diversity that especially comes to fore in the island’s many cuisines.

#3 Grand Cayman– –Visit Grand Cayman – –Trip Advisor

This is yet another series of islands that has not been affected by hurricanes Irma and Maria. The Grand Cayman is one of the most popular spots for vacationers. For one thing, the islands are easy to access via airlift from the U.S. But more than that, the Grand Cayman is a big hit among diving enthusiasts.

#2 St. Lucia– –Visit St. Lucia – –Trip Advisor

Here is another island open for business in winter and all equipped to accommodate thousands of vacationers. Reaching the island is also easy. You can get a direct flight from JFK in New York, whereas you can also book flights from Miami through limited carriers.

#1 Jamaica– – Visit Jamaica – –Trip Advisor

Last but not least, we simply couldn’t forget Jamaica from our list. Home to white sands extending to miles on end, Jamaica is all about music and food. With a rich reggae music scene, Jamaica offers amazing seafood delicacies, such as the cracked conch, that you will simply love!

All these islands offer accommodation at various price points. So start planning your trip right away!

Fatima M.
Freelance Blogger


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