For most Caribbean destinations, your passport should be valid for at least six months beyond your planned date of return. While some countries only require validity for the duration of your stay, many airlines and immigration officials enforce the six-month rule, and failure to comply can lead to denied boarding.

Please check with your insurer to understand medical coverage when traveling abroad. There are some mosquito transmitted diseases in the Caribbean including Zika and Dengue Fever. Check with your medical advisor before traveling.

June - November is officially hurricane season. Due to changes in the global environment, storms have increased over the past few years becoming stronger, earlier in the season. The ABC Islands; Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao are outside the hurricane belt but can still experience tropical storms and impacts of hurricanes. 

We are experts in the field of accessibility for individuals with disabilities. We can recommend experiences for those with mobility, sensory and other accommodation needs.

We highly recommend trip cancellation/interruption insurance. Check with your local insurance agent or credit card to see what policies are covered for travel.

As in the rest of the world, there are insects in the Caribbean. Some insects carry diseases such as Dengue Fever. Please consult with your healthcare professional when planning travel.  Precautionary use of bug repellant is recommended. Sunscreen is also recommended to avoid sunburn.