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Question #1: Where in the Caribbean can you depend on having warm weather and warm water to swim in in early December?
Which of the following: Bermuda, Nevis, Barbados,
Trinidad? Anywhere else?It will be our 10th
anniversary. I'm leaning towards Barbados, as
that's where we spent our honey moon.
Answer: Jamaica
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Question #2: Just won 2 round trip tix airfare - Where to go?
I want to go to the Caribbean after New Years (Jan
2 - Jan 7) just a short get away. I was thinking
of Mexico (never been). I am taking my boyfriend
and 7 yr. old - we both snorkel and want somewhere
that my daughter will enjoy. In Mexico, either
Acapulco, Cancun or Cozumel. If not there then
Aruba or Bermuda (been there twice but my daughter
and boyfriend haven't), St. Maarten or St. Thomas
- last choice because its a short trip.I live in
NYCIf I picked Bermuda I would wait until April or
May. Barbados was not a choice unfortunately. I
just want a nice winter break.
Answer: Where do you live? That would help us give you an
answer.
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Question #3: Where is their a vacation spot where the drinking age is 18?
like bermuda or caribbean?
Answer: Sunny England
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Question #4: How do Carribean Islanders feel about Bermudian Reggae Artist Collie Buddz?
There seems to be quite a buzz from the most
racist nation on eartth (America)....about the
fact that Collie Buddz is a rising reggae artist
but is white, Bermuda which is a 60% black nation
has no problem with his color, do any other
islanders see his skin as a reason for him NOT to
sing reggae music, or that its just part of the
world unity movement that skin doesn't matter.....
Answer: Caribbean people are don't worry about the color
of one skin,their is not a white neighbor hood in
the Island what they have is rich and poor
neighbor hood.
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Question #5: Honeymoon to St. Lucia, Antigua, or Bermuda?
Right now, my top rank is Bermuda... but I'd like
to hear from someone that's been to the resort
that we're thinking of... the Mandarin Oriental -
Elbow Beach, Bermuda.Does anyone know if there's a
bar at the pool at this resort?? It doesn't look
like it in the pictures...Our 2nd/ 3rd pick would
be the Sandals resort at St. Lucia or
Antigua.Please let me know of your
experience/suggestions.We're looking for a
relaxing honeymoon... We want to do an activity or
two, but mostly just relaxing at the pool/beach,
nice dinners and spa treatments.Thanks!
Answer: i can only give you information about antigua as i
live there.Antigua is a place if you want a
relaxing holiday you can get it,most of the hotels
or if not all them have bar &
restaurants,pools,etc.there is always something to
do,if you get bored in the hotel you can find a
local bar& restaurant or night club.the people
are very friendly so do not be scared to ask for
direction thats why we are here.
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Question #6: island questions?
bermuda st thomas st marteen and puerto rico how
hot is the water there? and is it very clear? and
are there jelly fish and also are there high
waves? and is it disgustingly dirty like beaches
in the us and also does it taste like bad salt
water yuckkkkk
Answer: it is hot but there are always cross breezes so
you really don't even need A/C. the water is
crystal clear, not anything like US
beaches....well with the exception of some of
those in FL. the water does however have a very
high salt content but who cares? no high waves
:-( bad news for surfers....some spots along a
few areas few and far between and of course if a
hurricane comes through you get waves. i never
found a problem with jelly fish. you can see
faboulous fish and the most beautiful things you
could never imagine. the carribean has the best
beaches you will ever see, i promise you. i lived
and worked on st. thomas for a year.
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Question #7: UK Resident Moving To The Caribbean?
I live In Northern Ireland UK and Have Been to the
Caribbean Several times. I love it. I 've wanted
to live there for years and now i Have a bit Of
Money I'm really thinking of doing it! I've been
to Dominican republic,Jamacia,Bahamas and Bermuda.
However I know moving country isn't just as simple
as get up and go. Would anyone have any answers to
these questions?1-Can you just go and move there?
Or do you need a green Card type thing?2- What is
daily life like?3- Is the climate the same all
year round? ( I've been in summer)4- I speak
spanish, What islands also do?5- As A UK resident
what island would suit best?6-What island is
easiest to gain access to?7- Any other
adive?Thanks xo
Answer: lucky bugger
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Question #8: How long has Bermuda been in the Caribbean & how did it get there?
Some years ago I lived there, and it was then in
the Atlantic. Many people, including Yahoo, are
under the impression that it is in the Caribbean
(see Categories). My question was, of course,
"tongue in cheek".
Answer: Well... Europeans didn't want an island around
them, so they shipped it off to the caribbean and
turned it into a tourist trap.What do you meam how
did it get there? What kind of question is that?
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Question #9: Is there anybody on here that lives in the Caribbean or Bermuda?
If you are I'm just wondering what is it like to
live in the Caribbean, and what place are you
from?
Answer: I currently live in Bermuda. I think it is a
beautiful island with an almost Utopian society.
Very low crime, homelessness and unemployment.
Friendly people and a quality style of life. It
has helped me put life in perspective coming from
Fla. with a high consumption lifestyle. Downsizing
is humbling, fun, and necessary (very expensive
here).
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Question #10: Where's the best place to go in Carribean?
I am looking for a real nice beach to go this
summer. I have a limited budget. Should I go to
Bahamas, Bermuda, Cayman or even Cancun. Maximum
of 7 days. Any good tours to go with that?
Answer: Bermuda is really nice, but it could be a bit
boring for young children. It's pretty good though
because there are things to do if the weather
turns bad. Cayman is boring. The Bahamas can be
really nice, but plan to spend only one day
looking at the casinos on Paradise Island
(including Atlantis). Do some research. Is there a
nice place in Eleuthra? Cancun is artificial, but
the area sth of there including Playa del Carmen
is so interesting. Barbados is nice. I would try
to find a place that is not overly commercialized.
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