best Caribbean destination with little kids?

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Anonymous wrote:That's going to be hella expensive. It's $800 to go to Florida

PR flights and hotels were cheaper than Florida last spring break.

[Anonymous]

Those resorts are not ideal for little kids. If you want to hit the Caribbean maybe a diner cruise or something.

But you are late to the game - for spring break from Dca to Orlando flights are closer to 900 direct.

[Anonymous]

Disney cruise - not diner

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Anonymous wrote:Not sure your budget but I’ve got chartering a catamaran in the BVI on our list ($15-20Kish all in for 6-8 travelers).

That's not going to be fun with at least 2 kids that can drown.

Yeah all that money PP has isn’t helping them at all with reading comprehension.

You know many charter boats are made to be toddler / kid safe + have side nets to prevent any accidents, right? You could have verified this via a quick google search. Lots of helpful info online for you to read up on and get smart.

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Anonymous wrote:Not sure your budget but I’ve got chartering a catamaran in the BVI on our list ($15-20Kish all in for 6-8 travelers).

That's not going to be fun with at least 2 kids that can drown.

Yeah all that money PP has isn’t helping them at all with reading comprehension.

You know many charter boats are made to be toddler / kid safe + have side nets to prevent any accidents, right? You could have verified this via a quick google search. Lots of helpful info online for you to read up on and get smart.

Do you even have kids? That's a hard pass.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Direct flight from where exactly? There aren't that many from the DC area-Puerto Rico, Cancun, Aruba and Punta Cana are among them.

What are you talking about? There are endless possibilities from IAD

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Anonymous wrote:Not sure your budget but I’ve got chartering a catamaran in the BVI on our list ($15-20Kish all in for 6-8 travelers).

That's not going to be fun with at least 2 kids that can drown.

Yeah all that money PP has isn’t helping them at all with reading comprehension.

You know many charter boats are made to be toddler / kid safe + have side nets to prevent any accidents, right? You could have verified this via a quick google search. Lots of helpful info online for you to read up on and get smart.

Do you even have kids? That's a hard pass.

In the morning, when Ma and Pa can’t find little Timmy, they should check the boat’s fishing nets.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kids are ages 6,5, and 1 - open to all-inclusive or not. Looking for something fun for spring break! Direct flight. We are usually more adventurous travelers but now with the 1 year old in the mix I need something easy this year.

Beaches Turks and Caicos.

[Anonymous]

+1 Grand Cayman. Stingray city, turtle center, botanical gardens. A lot of options

[Anonymous]

I came to say Beaches at Turks too.
The older kids can be busy when you are looking after 1 year old.

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Anonymous wrote:Direct flight from where exactly? There aren't that many from the DC area-Puerto Rico, Cancun, Aruba and Punta Cana are among them.

What are you talking about? There are endless possibilities from IAD

Feel free to list the “endless possibilities”. Others have already done so, since you couldn’t be bothered to read the posts on this thread, and there’s just a few, and some that are only available a few months out of the year.

[Anonymous]

Round Hill Resort in Jamaica is perfect for kids those ages and lovely for adults.

[Anonymous]

Jamaica! Direct flights to Montego Bay. Help them recover from Melissa. Although I will say that most kids clubs start at 4 yo.

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It’s the perfect age for a beaches resort. We went to the one in Jamaica with the water park attached.

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Anonymous wrote:Not sure your budget but I’ve got chartering a catamaran in the BVI on our list ($15-20Kish all in for 6-8 travelers).

That's not going to be fun with at least 2 kids that can drown.

Yeah all that money PP has isn’t helping them at all with reading comprehension.

You know many charter boats are made to be toddler / kid safe + have side nets to prevent any accidents, right? You could have verified this via a quick google search. Lots of helpful info online for you to read up on and get smart.

Do you even have kids? That's a hard pass.

We did one last year in Croatia with 2 under 5 and it was great. Again, a simple google search would help your understanding since it seems your world view is quite small.

Did you know there’s even families w young kids that live full time on boats and travel around? And people regularly take cruises with toddlers? Imagine that!