There is fun for all ages in the Caribbean islands, and you can find great things to do from Trinidad & Tobago all the way up to the Bahamas. But with so much to do in so many places, it can be hard to decide. So, from safari and jungle trips to chocolate fun, here are some ideas.
Water-Based Activities
The Caribbean is, of course, a sea and is home to over 700 islands. Each is unique and stunning in its own right, with plenty of glass blue waters surrounding them. This means you can have all the water-based fun you want, from family kayaking, snorkeling, and scuba to boat and yacht rental. But what are the best Yachts for charter with a Water Slide in The Bahamas? Well, the answer really depends on what you want, and there are many tour guides to choose from.
Looking for some cruise fun? Check out Cococay, a privately owned, Royal Caribbean island. The only way to get to this fun waterpark and beach lounging island is by sailing with Royal Caribbean.
How About a Safari Trip?
Each Caribbean island has unique mammals, reptiles, and sea life. Many islands are very small, while others are larger. And the largest ones are home to so many animals you would be amazed. As such, you can book a safari excursion on most of them. Some of the best for families include Aruba’s Wild Side Safari, which you can experience in your own UTV. And if you love monkeys, you can’t go wrong on a trip to Monkeyland and Plantation Safari in Punta Cana.
Chocolatey Fun for All Ages in the Caribbean
Tropical regions are known for their production of coffee and chocolate. South America is a typical example. While 95% of the world’s current cocoa comes from East Africa, around 1.5% comes from the Caribbean Islands. Grenada, in particular, offers chocolate experiences at the Grenada Chocolate Company. Here, you can see how the eco-friendly chocolate is made from the cocoa, and you can also buy some of the freshest products made right there in the factory.
Don’t Forget the Turtles
If there is one thing you absolutely must see on a Caribbean trip, it’s the nesting of baby turtles. Depending on when you visit, you will see something different. But the turtle nesting and hatching season goes on from January until September. This all happens at night, adding to the magic of the majestic turtle. But early on, you can see mother turtles making nests and laying eggs. If you are very lucky, you will even witness the experience of the baby turtles hatching from the eggs.
A Relaxing Family Resort
Getting out and experiencing all that the Caribbean has to offer makes fond family memories. But even a great day out can be exhausting, especially with the kids. So it helps if you make sure to book your stay at one of the many family resorts dotted around the islands. Some of the best for families include Antigua’s Curtain Bluff, Tamarind in Barbados, and the Royalton Bavaro Resort and Spa in the Dominican Republic. And you can find something great on any budget.
Summary
Water activities like snorkeling offer fun for all ages in the Caribbean islands. Yet you can visit locations such as chocolate factories and safari experiences. Or even witness turtles hatching.
