Showing posts with label caribbean vacations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label caribbean vacations. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Caribbean Vacations Where Can I Go With Out A Passport?

Your leaving on your vacation in the Caribbean very soon and do not have a passport, you may not be able to get on your plane. The rules still apply in the Caribbean, even though in the past a Passports were not important for travel from the United States to foreign countries. As of 2007, you need a passport no matter where your flight’s destination from the United States if you are flying out of country. However, if you need to travel number of tourists leaving from the United States were not required to carry passports to certain countries. With the rules changing, the best thing for you to do is to get a passport. If this is not possible because of time constraints, don’t worry. There are still ways for you to travel to the Caribbean.

First, you can go to Puerto Rico, which is a commonwealth of the United States. Even though it is a Caribbean island and you’ll have to fly or take a boat there, travel to Puerto Rico is really no different than travel to another state. A passport is not required, and you don’t have to go through customs at the airport either. Even if you do have a passport, Puerto Rico is a great tourist destination, and the international flight service found here is the best in the Caribbean.

Along those same lines, you can also visit the U.S. Virgin Islands without a passport if you want to travel to the Caribbean. Again, these islands are a commonwealth of the United States, meaning that a passport and trip through customs is not necessary. St. Croix is the largest of the U.S. Virgin Islands, so many people fly there first, and other popular islands spots are the town of Charlotte Amalie on St. Thomas, which is the most popular cruise port in the Caribbean, and the rainforests of St. John. I have found some great information about traveling without a passport here

Most people don’t realize that passports only apply to air travel until at least 2008. Therefore, you can still leave on a cruise through the Caribbean from a United States port without a passport. Cruises are popular because you can visit a number of ports to experience lots of local culture. The Bahamas are also fairly close to the United States, so you can take a one-day cruise to the islands without a passport. Another choice is to fly to the U.S. Virgin Islands and take a ferry to the British Virgin Islands from there. Again, getting a passport is the best choice, because they soon may be required for all air travel and for land and sea travel as well, but it you can’t get one in time, there are still ways for you to visit the Caribbean.

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

All Inclusive Vacations What do you get? And Is It The Cheap Way To Travel?

All-Inclusives

What could be better than having your airfare and transfers to your resort, accommodations, food, alcohol, activities, entertainment, gratuities and taxes all included in one pre-paid cost? All-Inclusive Resorts are the best way to see and do it all without worrying about emptying your wallet. And if you've ever taken a vacation, you know how fast your expenses can add up. Suddenly, your $5000 budgeted romantic getaway is now $7000. With an All-Inclusive Vacation, there are no surprise expenses because everything is conveniently included in one upfront cost. All-Inclusive provide you with everything you need to have a good time and with many resorts that are adults-only or family friendly, there's a suitable fit for every lifestyle or group.

Popular All-Inclusive Resort Destinations:

Caribbean
Antigua
Aruba
Bahamas
Bermuda
British Virgin Islands
Cayman Islands
Dominican Republic
Grenada
Jamaica
Puerto Rico
St. Lucia
St. Maarten/St. Martin
Turks & Caicos
U.S. Virgin Islands
Mexico
Acapulco
Cancun
Cozumel
Los Cabos
Riviera Maya
Riviera Nayarit

Give us a call and we can determine if an All-Inclusive Vacation is right for you and your family. If you're nervous to travel to an unfamiliar destination for fear it will not meet your expectations, we can make recommendations on resorts and/or destinations that we have personally visited or researched. After hearing some of our advice and suggestions, you may want to venture out of your comfort zone and travel to an exotic island you've never even considered.