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If it is your first time traveling to the warm Caribbean, or you just aren't sure exactly what to pack, this guide is for you. Traveling to the Caribbean can be tricky due to the somewhat unpredictable weather. It also depends on what time of the year you are traveling; for this reason,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], this article is divided into three categories: fall/winter, spring/summer and year-round/general tips. Here,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], you will be provided with a simple yet accurate guide for packing all the right goodies, whether it is the appropriate clothing, accessories or the right type of sunblock.
First thing's first,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], before you get ready to pack, check local weather reports for the dates that you plan on visiting the Caribbean. Since weather in the Caribbean is somewhat unpredictable, it's good to be prepared for all possibilities, but checking the weather will let you know if there will be a major storm, fair weather, extreme heat, or windy conditions. Both have options to check the weather in international cities.
(Fall/Winter): Prepare for wind by packing a comfortable windbreaker or light sweater. Generally speaking, it is still very warm in the fall and winter months. What might differentiate these seasons from the spring and summer is the wind. Therefore, make sure to pack a light sweater or jacket that you can throw on if you get chilly. Most likely, it will come in handy at night, especially if you are by the beach. Pack clothing that is made from cotton or cotton blends - the trick is to pack breathable material because during the day, whether you are in direct sunlight or moving about the city, the heat and humidity will make you sweat. Avoid dark colors,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], or fabrics that don't allow your skin to breath, such as polyester or thick,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], synthetic materials.
For women, it is common to wear in the Caribbean light dresses,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], shorts, capri-style pants or if you are in the Caribbean for business or a more formal occasion, pack a light colored linen suit or wardrobe pieces.
For men, if the occasion is casual, it is common to wear light colored t-shirts, linen button down, short sleeve shirts,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], bermuda shorts or cotton pants. If you're traveling for a formal occasion or for work, a polyester/cotton blend suit or linen suit will do the trick. They key is to layer because the winter in the Caribbean is unpredictable, where some days might be very warm and others cool and windy.
(Fall/Winter): If you are planning on enjoying water sports while in the Caribbean in the fall/winter,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], you might want to buy or rent a wetsuit. Again, although temperatures are still warm, it is recommended that you pack a wetsuit, whether it is a full or half-length suit (full length covers arms and legs and half length generally stops above the knees). Most times, if you will be by the beach, there are outfitter stores that will rent wetsuits to you on an hourly or daily rate. If you are planning to travel often or just want one of your own, it is recommended to keep one in your suitcase. You can refer back to step 3 above,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but generally, spring and summer seasons are hot and extremely humid (generally 80% humidity and above). Packing light clothing will allow your skin to breath, let you feel lighter and more agile and won't weigh you down when you are hot and sticky.
It is common for women to wear light dresses, cotton shorts or skirts, short sleeve shirts or blouses, or clothing made out of linen. For men, make sure to also pack light colored clothing made from cotton, cotton-blends or linen. Although it is hot, you might want to bring along a light sweater or jacket for the evening, especially if you've been in the sun all day.
(Spring/Summer): Putting it frankly, the summer in the Caribbean is rainy season, so pack an umbrella or light, water-proof jacket with a hood. If you plan on being out on the beach, pack a pair of light sandals (make sure they are comfortable and won't create blisters because there is nothing worse than sand rubbing against an open blister).
If you're going to be moving about the city or enjoying a day filled with activities, make sure to pack a pair of light-colored, closed-toe sneakers. The key to wearing closed-toe shoes in the heat is wearing white, cotton socks. Nowadays, some athletic socks are made with CoolMax technology that keeps your feet dry and cool, even in the worst heat. Whatever you do, don't pack dark colored polyester socks - if you plan on being outside in the heat because your feet will feel the burn.
Pack sunblock, sunblock and more sunblock. If you plan on being outdoors, combine a good hat with the right sunblock. The common misconception is the "one size fits all" theory for sunblock. It is recommended to buy one type of sunblock specially made for faces and another type specially made for your body. If you plan on being outdoors, chances are that you will sweat and just like those blisters on your feet, there is nothing worse than having the deadly combination of sweat and sunblock in your eyes.
If you don't want to splurge on sunblock, buy a good product for your face and use the cheaper, no-brand stuff on your body. Sunblocks made for faces now come as oil-free creams (not oils). A tip for women: as you're getting ready for your daily activities in the Caribbean and plan on applying makeup,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], use the sunblock as a base,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], letting it dry for about 15 minutes, and then apply your makeup. If you want to buy a higher quality sunblock,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Kiehl's makes some great products. The key to wearing sunglasses is making sure that they are polarized, so make sure that it is marked as such when you purchase them. Although these brands are on the pricey side, they are very good quality and usually come with guarantees.
If you're in the warm Caribbean, chances might be that you'll require a swimsuit. Since there are so many preferences and an almost endless list of swimsuit brands/choices, the option is all yours. However, it is recommended to pack at least two swimsuits if you plan on enjoying the water daily (so as one dries, you have a dry suit to wear the following day).
Tip for women: bringing along a beach wrap to go over your swimsuit or a light dress while you're at the beach or pool is easy and comfortable for moving around.
Tip for men: whether your style is shorts,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], surf shorts, or briefs, everything goes in the Caribbean - so wear what's most comfortable for you.
Since the sun, again,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], is brutal, make sure to pack some aloe vera. Nowadays, Aloe Vera is sold as both traditional or "blue" (the blue aloe vera normally includes a pain-relief ingredient). It might be handy to have both products available, in case of a bad burn. It is also recommended to pack bug spray. If your skin is sensitive, you can check out Skin So Soft products.
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