FESTIVALS IN THE CARIBBEAN YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS IN 2022

Let's dive into the sweet waters of the Caribbean…

Nevis

The island where all your troubles will disappear. If blue skies, clean air, and empty beaches are your thing, you should definitely consider staying in Nevis. The island is located just below St. Kitts and is one of the most unspoiled in the Caribbean. Its unique nature and untouristy vibe will allow you to feel the local Caribbean experience.

We offer visiting from late April to early June since this time will guarantee lower rates & quiet escape. In addition, you'll find plenty of activities: from hiking to sunbathing, from biking to sailing with a yacht.

Visit from November to January to experience one of the island's most significant events - St Kitts & Nevis National Carnival or, in other words, Sugar Mas. It takes place annually between Christmas and New Year. What's better than spending the holiday season in the Caribbean? Colorful costumes, street parties, and various activities - you'll see the other side of the relaxing island.

Visit in July for the Nevis Culturama Festival. To be more precise, it happens on the last weekend of July and features pop, jazz, and reggae music, amongst other styles. Parades and street dancing are also a part of it. Just get the tickets at least a few months before - people tend to grab them early.

Here’s an option for a week in November:

Grenada

The reason this island is on this list is simple: its incredible beaches. Besides that, Grenada is one of the safest Caribbean islands. Proud of spectacular waterfalls and the world's first underwater sculpture park, it will keep you busy and entertained while you're there - whether it's 3 days or 2 weeks.

Grenada target groups: chocolate & rum lovers! The island is known for its enormous chocolate production & some of the best rum punch mixes on the planet.

Visit in May to participate in Grenada Chocolate Fest 2022. It will take place from May 13th to 18th, and you'll experience the most chocolatey adventure of your lifetime: learning about local chocolate culture, making chocolate, taking baths in chocolate (pretty much), and eating chocolate. So you're already in, right?

Visit in July - August to participate in the Spice Mas carnival. It usually comes to life in the second week of August, but the island is preparing from the very beginning of July. So if you're looking for a lively and fun vacation - you must visit Grenada this time of year. Get ready for unique costumes, loud traditional music, street dancing, and various competitions. Remember that everybody's down for a bit of a party that time, and it's the peak season.

Let’s go super fancy with this in August:

Trinidad & Tobago

It's the island where limbo was founded. Is that enough to persuade you Trinidad & Tobago is worth visiting? The paradox is - even though it's the wealthiest and most developed country in the Caribbean, it's also sometimes a bit forgotten. For no reason: like most islands, it offers spectacular scenery, exceptional wildlife, and friendly locals.

We offer visiting from January to May - you'll get the clear skies and be sure that you're not caught in the rainy season.

Visit at the end of February to see the Trinidad & Tobago carnival. It's the most famous street carnival in the world! You'll find some of the best Caribbean music, events, and parties. We know it's already too late for this one, but it was still with some COVID restrictions so you wouldn’t have gotten the full image. Nevertheless, you should experience it next year!

Less splashing here, cool is not necessarily expensive - stay at the end of February 2023:

Anguilla

This one's got everything to offer: food, many powder beaches, and great parties. The foodies will be amazed by the wide variety of restaurants: the island with a population of 15000 has 100 restaurants! So you can be sure that you'll find something that makes your mouth water. Talking about the beaches - the Travel Channel ranks it as the best round year beach globally. You'll have 33 picture-perfect beaches next to azure waters to choose from. Sounds like a beach lover's dream.

The best time to visit Anguilla is from May to August - you'll get the best prices and avoid the hurricane season because that definitely sounds like no fun.

Visit in April to see the reggae Moonsplash festival, often called the opposite of Coachella. It takes place from 21 to April 24th and attracts more attention every year. Why the opposite of Coachella? It has this uber-relaxed, unpretentious, full-moon party vibe.

This one’s for a week in July:

Curacao

Besides being one of the most LGBT-friendly destinations in the Caribbean, Curacao is also super budget & parties friendly. It's been listed as one of the most affordable islands in the Caribbean for quite some time now. Moreover, it never falls asleep - the streets are full of action & cocktail awaits every night.

Even though it's the peak season, the best time to visit Curacao is between December and mid-April.

Visit in March to take part in the Curaçao Carnival. It lasts for around a month, but the culmination with the grand street parade is exactly March, and you don't want to miss it!

Sounds like an idea for Christmas stay - stay in December:

Turks and Caicos

This island has the best beach in the world - Grace Bay. It's weird to imagine it on the underrated list. We understand. Its laid-back vibe and relaxing environment, and incredible beaches make it a perfect destination for a chill vacation.

We mainly offer visiting in February, March, and April. It's a perfect time and destination for a springtime getaway. May, June & July are an option too. Just keep in mind that it's the busiest during the holiday season, in December.

Visit in November to participate in the Turks and Caicos Conch Festival, hosted by Providenciales. It's the unofficial opening of the holiday season in Turks and Caicos. The festival celebrates local culture and cuisine.

A week in November will get you prepared for the holidays:

Bonaire

This one's for water and nature lovers - Bonaire is one of the world's best shore diving destinations. Because of its highly preserved environment, the island is a fresh breath of air in places full of tourists. Scuba diving, snorkeling, and windsurfing are only a few ideas to spend your time actively there.

The best time to visit Bonaire is from May to October. The prices will be lower, and you'll skip the crowds. However, keep in mind that it's the peak season from November to April - the hotels will be packed and the prices higher. This one doesn’t have fancy festivals, but has so much more to offer that we could not skip it!

Let’s go for in September: