Travel: How to spend time on a Caribbean vacation

Summer is finally here – the time when school’s out, and most adults also get more or less free time to spend away from work. It’s the perfect time for a Caribbean holiday! There are so many things to to, so many places to explore — and so many things to keep in mind — that you might sometimes find it difficult to take a decision. But we are here to help! Here are a few tips on how to spend your days in the Caribbean sunshine, and what to avoid at all costs.

Soak up some seaside air

What better way to spend a few days of “respiro” than sitting on the beach, under an umbrella, and filling up with salty air and the sound of the waves? It’s usually just what the doctor ordered – but sometimes it’s also quite a boring activity. Luckily, we have technology to help us chase boredom away!

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Explore the world of the sea

Most people, especially if they live in crowded urban areas, have no chance to explore the unseen world of the sea. A Caribbean vacation is the perfect occasion to do that. Most resorts in the area offer their visitors diving lessons, which can be a very exciting activity – or even the occasion to get free of your aquaphobia for good. And what lies beneath the ocean’s surface is an amazing world, filled with creatures usually invisible to the human eye. Just make sure to stay clear of all the creatures the locals tell you to avoid.

Avoid mosquitoes!

If you plan to go on a Caribbean vacation this year, make sure to check all the disease alerts for the area. Be especially wary of zika alerts – the virus is endemic in warm areas, where its main vector, the Aedes mosquito, lives. Make sure to take every possible precaution to avoid being bitten by a mosquito while on vacation, and visit your doctor before leaving to be informed of the risks.