I would book a cruise. They’ll dodge any hurricanes. You may not end up at all of the original planned ports, but you’d get something. And you could still have a good time on the ship regardless of what the weather does.

Anonymous wrote:OP here - I think Aruba is outside of the hurricane belt so that could be good, thank you! Any suggestions as to hotels or VRBOs/Airbnbs?

There is not much to do in Aruba. It’s a small island with not much happening or places to visit.

Anonymous wrote:Surprised no one has mentioned Grand Cayman. That’s perfect for what OP is looking for.

It’s because it’s hurricane season in August for most of the Caribbean, Grand Cayman included. That’s why Aruba is so popular in summer.

Fiji

Anonymous wrote:OP here - thank you so much!I had never heard of Redweek and it sounds like this would be perfect for us - you can use all the hotel amenities, correct? Thank you!

Yes!

Grand cayman gets hurricanes and has an average six inches of rain in August.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here - I think Aruba is outside of the hurricane belt so that could be good, thank you! Any suggestions as to hotels or VRBOs/Airbnbs?

Hotels only

The others are no longer viable. I would not rent them now. We have before but the laws and costs are absurd.

Hyatt
Hilton
Ritz although not as good location.
RIU gross

Why is Riu gross?

Would also like to know why Riu is “gross”. Was there a year ago, no problems.

Surprised no one has mentioned Grand Cayman. That’s perfect for what OP is looking for.

OP here - thank you so much!I had never heard of Redweek and it sounds like this would be perfect for us - you can use all the hotel amenities, correct? Thank you!

Another vote for Aruba or Bonaire

While we had rain each day, we had a wonderful vacation to key West last August, including snorkeling with Sun in the Fun charters. Flights were easy. Plenty of hotels and rentals, and lots else to do.