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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 [Next] - Costa Rica has rather pleasant climate all through the year. If you want to avoid big masses of tourists and enjoy empty beaches and even more, relaxed ticos and ticas (that is what the Costa Ricans call themselves) choose the local wintertime. This is from approximately June to September. You may experience a little rain (2-4 hours a day), but it's still warm and fine. And the best thing is: The Caribbean side is mostly sunny during this time, and there are fewer travellers. Enjoy your stay! 21-Apr-2001 Michael Koerner ID42 - Thinking about traveling with your family to the Caribbean? You should look into going to The Bahamas. With all of the fun and excitement found there, it is a great place to bring the whole family. Before booking a hotel for your trip, you should make sure that they offer the right amenities to keep everyone happy. Many hotels offer a wide range of amenities to keep children entertained, no matter what their ages. This is an important part of your vacation, that should not be overlooked. More information on Bahamas familiy vacations is available here. 27-Jan-2006 Whitney Goodwin ID1895 - If you are traveling to Jamaica ... and you plan to go no further than your resort or all-inclusive hotel ... you need know little else ... BUT ... if you want to experience our local flavour (and you should!) you may encounter some unwanted 'hustlers'. Don't let this put you off ... just remember that a friendly smile and a polite 'no thanks' will almost always work. Jamaicans are, as a rule, a friendly and polite people, and respond to same. 1-Jan-2000 Sea Palms on the Caribbean, Ochio-Rios, Jamaica ID1140 - If you are traveling to the Caribbean after a hurricane has been there, check with the tourist board or individual hotels before planning your visit. The island may have sustained damage, and your accommodations may not be what you expected. 22-Apr-2001 Trish Porterfield ID161 - If one parent is planning to visit Mexico and is taking a minor child, remember to get a notarized letter from the other parent granting permission for the child to travel abroad. Save yourself hassles and heartache! Submitted by Anne Hudson: If one of the parents is deceased, you will also need a death certificate for that parent. Woodburn's Own, Woodburn, Oregon 18-Dec-2003 Woodburn's Own, Woodburn, Oregon ID1144 Would You Like to Add a Travel Tip?We welcome QUALITY travel tips from our users.Note: you will be required to enter the characters from a security image, so please make sure that you have your browser set to view images. (This measure was necessary to reduce spam.) You will be able to provide your URL, if applicable. Submit your travel tips and hints here. |
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