[ Hurricane Risk?]
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[ Will I Get Sea Sick?]
[ Is Sailing Required?]
[ Travel Health Shots?]
[ What Should I Wear?]
[ How Is The Weather?]
[ What's To Eat?]
[ Are Drinks Included?]
[ Is It Safe?]
[ Is It Scary?]
[ Should We Tip?]
[ What About Allergies?]
[ Is Swimming Required?]
[ What Size Restrictions?]
[ What About Sharks?]
[ Will I Get Sea Sick?]
[ Is Sailing Required?]
[ Travel Health Shots?]
[ What Should I Wear?]
[ How Is The Weather?]
[ What's To Eat?]
[ Are Drinks Included?]
[ Is It Safe?]
[ Is It Scary?]
[ Should We Tip?]
[ What About Allergies?]
[ Is Swimming Required?]
[ What Size Restrictions?]
For most islands no special shots are required.
However travel shots may be recommended from time to time for some of the islands. In all cases you should update all of your routine vaccinations recommended for your own country. In addition Yellow Fever, Hepititas A, Hepititas B, and Typhoid may be recomended. You should ask your doctor for recommendations or click on CDC and enter the islands you will visit to get a current set of recomendations. Generally the northern Islands like USVI and BVI are safer than the southern Islands like Grenada, Tobago, Trinidad, Margarita.
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