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Which Caribbean destinations can you reach on a nonstop flight from the DC area?
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Anonymous
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Other than Puerto Rico? I'm striking out on Expedia.
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Anonymous
| I think at least during high season, Cayman Air does a few nonstops to the Cayman Islands. |
Anonymous
| Jamaica, St Thomas (during high season, not sure about low season) |
Anonymous
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The 2009 Flight Guide lists the direct flights. Go to the International Section.
http://www.metwashairports.com/dulles/flight_information_3/flight_guide |
Anonymous
| Believe it or not, Aruba. |
Anonymous
| Be sure to check BWI-- I am pretty sure you can reach the DR from there. Also maybe Cancun? |
Anonymous
| Thanks! |
Anonymous
| the airport website is helpful, but keep in mind that some of the direct flights shown are only available seasonally, so worth double checking availability before you get too deep into planning. |
Anonymous
| St. Martin |
Anonymous
| Look at USA 3000 out of Baltimore |
Anonymous
| had to fly through Miami to get to Turks and Caicos but worth it and perfect for a toddler!! |
Anonymous
| where did you stay in turks & cacos? |
Anonymous
| Bahamas out of Washington Natl. is a direct 2 hour 15 minute flight. Just did it! |
Anonymous
| check out apple vacations they have direct flights to Dominica Republic, Jamaica and Cancun. The flights leave BWI early ~6am and you are at the destiantion by 9:30am, so you don't lose the day. |
Anonymous
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According to Budgetravel.com, from DC you can go to Aruba, Cayman Islands, Dominica Republic, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, St. Martin, and the US Virgin Islands. You can look up what airlines fly these routes and pick other cities for nonstop flights to the Caribbean. Unfortunately, the program they have is only current as of September 2008.
http://www.budgettravel.com/bt-srv/nonstopcaribbean/ |