Caribbean Holidays

The Caribbean is a large area, which means that is a large variance in the weather between islands. Here are some averages for the region over the months you, to help you plan your ideal Caribbean holidays:

• January starts the year out at a respectable 28°C, perfect for some Winter sun!
• February sees a slight increase 29°C, signalling the beginning of the regions warmer months.
• March and April continue this rising pattern, hitting 31°C on average, perfect for an Easter holiday in the sun!
• May sees the temperature rise even higher, to a scorching 32°C!
• June-September all feature the peak temperature of 33°C for the region, meaning that the high point lasts for twice as long in the Caribbean as it does on average.
• October and November fall slightly to match the temperature in May. At 32°C the Caribbean is perfect at this time of the year for those who wish to avoid children on their holidays, as these months are during term time.
• December rounds off the year at a blazing 30°C, dashing any hopes Caribbean residents may have for a white Christmas.

Each island in the Caribbean has their own set of unique activities and cultural events that are worth looking into. Here are a few examples of activities that are common throughout the islands.

Visit the Beach

Almost all of the tropical islands in the Caribbean are home to excellent beaches. The region is famous for its sugary white sands and warm, clear waters. Make the most of your holidays to the Caribbean and sit back, relax, soak up the sun and maybe treat yourself to a glass of local rum!

Take Part in some Water Sports

Glorious beaches and water sports go hand in hand, and Caribbean holidays are no exception to this rule. Whether you’d rather ride a jet ski, go surfing or even take a crack at diving, the Caribbean is the place to be. Most beaches in the region are even complete with businesses that hire out equipment at bargain prices.

Sight Seeing

This one varies between islands but there is something worth seeing on each and everyone of them! From sugar plantations, to old Manor Houses from the Colonial days, to sights of natural, tropical beauty all the way up to wild carnivals, there is always something to see on holidays in the Caribbean!

Sample the Food and Drinks

From locally produced rum to jerk chicken and pasties, the food and drink of the Caribbean is truly amazing! The weather of the regions means that a lot of exotic crops can grow on the islands, and the local chefs put all of them to good use. Expect a lot of spicy flavours and succulent fruits in Caribbean cooking!