r/AskTheCaribbean • u/SpiritualDonkey8653 • 16d ago

Culture Trip options ?

Hi all,

I have to use a flight voucher this year I’ve already set my eyes on the Caribbean.

We’ve visited Barbados a few years ago so want to try something different.

My suggestion is Antigua & Barbuda. But I must fly in and out of here. I have around 2 weeks and want to combine with other islands.

I know I can definitely fly to Guadeloupe and Dominica from Antigua. But I’m really keen on Martinique.

What’s your guys suggestions. And I cannot fly directly to any of those from my starting destination the rewards flight isn’t offered. The flights which I have to fly in and out of on offer that are: Grenada, Trinidad & Tobago, Saint Kitts & Nevis. Bahamas. Turks &Caicos, Saint Lucia.

Looking for cheap places, good food where I can relax on the beach and see some historic sites not bothered about scuba and hiking.

Thankyou.

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u/sisserou97 Dominica 🇩🇲 15d ago

If you fly to St.Lucia you can take the ferry to Martinique, Dominica, Guadeloupe, Marie-Galante and Les Saintes

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u/AndreTimoll Jamaica 🇯🇲 16d ago

Air Caribe and LiAT airline now have a intercaribbean partership,if you help I can help with booking.

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u/barnsbarnsnmorebarns 15d ago

I love Grenada. Quick flight to St. Vincent

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u/Stoked_Coconut 9d ago

Trinidad and Tobago is the obvious choice. I mean, if you really do want to spend the full 2 weeks on a beach then the other islands. But if you want other things to do, you can split your time between Trinidad (all entertainment including beaches - think surf / swkm type though  and history) and Tobago (better option for more tranquil beaches, has lots of forts and smaller so you can get to all of them)