Hi, I would like to have a postcard from a Caribbean country: Antigua and Barbuda, The Bahamas, Barbados, Cuba, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Haiti, Jamaica, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago.

Can someone send me one?

Thanks in Advance!

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Hello, Reddit family!

We are looking to decide where to go to based on our hotel rewards availability (Marriott)

We are deciding between:

• Grand Cayman
• Dominican Republic (North Coast near Cabarete)
• US Virgin Islands

Our priorities are: 1/ Quiet/Calm 2/ Acces to good food 3/ Nature/outdoor activities (hiking, etc)

Thanks in advance! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

We are a family of 4 (2 kids- 2, and 4 yo) and we have 2 1 week vacation options for 2025

1 week in the middle of February 1 week in the middle of April

We’re looking for all inclusive beach vacation. Question is- Aruba or Bahamas? Which month is better? Any insights welcome! TIA

Any suggestions for things to do when I’m in Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao?

I’m looking for a vacation spot for my family with kids age 9 and 13, with a combination of a large, beautiful beach for swimming as well as family friendly adventures (animals, hiking, museums…), plus plenty of restaurants. I’m not looking to spend the whole week at a resort. What’s your favorite island that fits that description? We’ve already been to Aruba and loved it but would like to try somewhere new.

Hello! I have a big birthday coming up and would like to take a trip to the Caribbean in February or March with my husband and two children. I am having a hard time deciding where to go. We are not all inclusive people, we typically rent our own place, although we are not opposed to a chill resort. We love to snorkel from the shore. We typically go to St. John to do this but I’d like to mix it up this year. I’ve been to Bermuda, Grand Cayman, Jamaica, Tortola, Turks and Caicos, Exuma, Barbados, Virgin Gorda, Curaçao, PR, Aruba, St. Marten already but I’m not opposed to going to any of these again. Thinking about Bonaire but I’m slightly put off that there are no sandy beaches. We like to walk to restaurants at night for local food and we love to have a car to explore. Does anyone have any ideas for a destination that would offer snorkeling from the shore? Bonus for specific hotels or rentals that you have loved and enjoyed.

Looking for resort recommendations. My grandma is getting older and wants to take her family on a trip. She wants a beach front all inclusive luxury resort with good food, preferably not a kid oriented resort. Hoping to go scuba diving and do cool activities. There are so many beautiful places to go and feeling trouble finding which place and resort would be the best.

I'm 19 and looking forward to applying for my first personal credit card. I want to know which bank is the best between Winward Island Bank, RBC Royal bank, and republic bank.

I don't want to be cringy by yelling out wagwan to trinidadians and Guyanese. So what is a better alternative?

Do Trinidadians and Tobagonians use hyphenated identities, or do they generally identify themselves as Trinidadians and Tobagonians unlike Americans, Australians, Singaporeans, etc.?

Hello. I am debating between Barbados and Curaçao for a trip in early June 2025 with my partner. Both seem like cool places so I can’t decide. Looking at the Sandpiper for Barbados or Marriott for Curaçao just to give a sense of the type of resort. I love good food, snorkeling and nice beaches (not rocky or seaweed). Has anyone been to both countries or have any input on which they prefer? Is one easier to travel around or one better for snorkeling? Better cost in terms of restaurants? Any input would be appreciated!

I wonder if anyone can recommend a family friendly place in Caribbean for winter -spring season. We are flying from Toronto.

I've only been to Purtio Rico and Cuba in the past, and during winter both those places still was not warm enough for me and the kid to stay in the water for long time. My kid has very few body fat and often has purple lips in the pool even in Toronto's hottest summer, so I'd like to pick a place that it is hot enough for him to enjoy the beach and ocean. (and with good family oriented resort )

Thanks