21 Best Caribbean Islands to Visit in January 2024
Looking for the best Caribbean Islands to visit in January? You’re in the right place!
If you’re planning a Caribbean getaway this January, you’re in for a treat! January marks the end of the rainy season in the Caribbean, bringing clear blue skies and plenty of sunshine to the picture-perfect islands.
What does that mean? Pretty much all of the islands are amazing in January! You literally cannot go wrong!
I’ve personally explored my fair share of Caribbean destinations in January, and I can confidently say it’s one of the best times to go. The temperatures are dreamy, the trade winds are refreshing, and the opportunities for adventure and relaxation are endless.
Whether you’re seeking vibrant nightlife or a secluded beach to bask in the sun, the Caribbean has something for you. So, here are some of my favorite picks for your tropical escape this January. Get ready to add a dose of paradise to your new year!
Best Caribbean Islands to Visit in January
January offers the perfect opportunity to explore these remarkable Caribbean islands. With low rainfall levels and refreshingly cool breezes, there’s no better time for hiking and unwinding on the beach.
No matter which Caribbean destination you opt for, prepare yourself for an unforgettable experience. January brings abundant sunshine and a plethora of amazing activities for you and your loved ones.
It’s not easy to choose your next island, so here are the top Caribbean islands to visit in January!
1. Turks and Caicos
🏖️ Favorite Turks and Caicos activity in January: Go sailing and snorkeling from Grace Bay
🏨 Best resort on the island: The Shore Club Turks and Caicos
Winter’s frigid clutches have taken hold in January, and when you can’t take any more of it, there’s no better place to go than the Turks and Caicos. January marks the middle of the dry season, and visitors are greeted with pleasant weather that averages in the 70s-80 (24-28°C).
The stunning archipelago is home to over 40 islands and cays, but the best place to visit is Providenciales, which is home to one of the world’s most beautiful beaches, Grace Bay — it’s a popular spot for honeymooners or families!
The calm and crystal-clear waters off of Grace Bay make it an ideal location for snorkeling, scuba diving, and swimming. A few other terrific snorkeling spots in the area include Bight Reef (Coral Gardens) and Smith’s Reef.
January also marks the beginning of the humpback whale migration season. Consider taking a boat tour to witness these magnificent creatures passing through the area.
Although January is an ideal time to visit for the weather and activities, it is considered high season, so be prepared to pay more for accommodations.
If you’re looking to pull out all of the stops and stay somewhere luxurious, check out the Wymara Resort Turks & Caicos; if that’s way out of your budget, check out The Ocean Club Resort, which features suite accommodations and is right on beautiful Grace Bay.
2. St Lucia
🏖️ Favorite St Lucia activity in January: Full Island Land and Sea Adventure
🏨 Best resort on the island: Jade Mountain Beachfront Resort
St. Lucia is a fantastic option for your Caribbean getaway in January. With average temperatures hovering around 80°F (27°C) this island paradise boasts warm and inviting weather, ideal for soaking up the sun or indulging in outdoor activities. The best part – not much rainfall compared to other times of year like August!
The variety of St. Lucia tours and excursions you can choose from is incredible. You’ll find a range of land and sea tours from thrilling ziplining adventures through lush rainforests, to snorkeling in crystal clear waters, to hikes up the famous UNESCO world heritage site of the Twin Pitons, and so much more.
When it comes to lodging, you can choose from luxurious all-inclusive resorts like Jade Mountain, family-friendly options like Coconut Bay Beach Resort, or even intimate boutique hideaways.
If beaches are your priority, I’d suggest checking out Turks and Caicos or Aruba instead.
January also typically ushers in the dry season, presenting an even more ideal opportunity to experience the Caribbean charm and stunning natural beauty of St. Lucia. You can be sure your trip here will be more than worth it!
3. Aruba
🏖️ Favorite Aruba activity in January: Go on an off-road Jeep tour through Arikok National Park
🏨 Best resort on the island: Bucuti & Tara Boutique Beach Resort Adult Only
Looking to escape on a beach vacation in January? Look no further than Aruba! This stunning destination boasts pristine beaches, crystal-clear water, and a vibrant culture that’s perfect for a holiday getaway.
But that’s not all! Unlike St Lucia’s rainforest terrain, Aruba’s dry and warm climate opens up a world of activities for you to enjoy. Dive into adventure by snorkeling through fascinating shipwrecks or exploring off road to natural pools and caves in the breathtaking Arikok National Park. Rest assured, boredom is not an option during your stay on this enchanting island.
One of Aruba’s major perks is its location outside the hurricane zone. With rare unexpected storms or rainfall, even during the worst months, like October, it’s an ideal spot for a vacation all year round. And with high temperatures, there’s no better time to take a refreshing dip in the warm ocean waters.
So, if you’re seeking a memorable and engaging beach trip, Aruba in January will be your ultimate destination.
4. Antigua
🏖️ Favorite activity in January: Visit the turtle conservation project at Long Bay – eco tour
🏨 Best resort on the island: COCOS Hotel Adults Only
The gorgeous island of Antigua is a perfect Caribbean island to visit in January. During this month the average temperature is 81F with a gentle breeze and it cools down at night to a comfortable 70F. January is also the dry season, so this makes it perfect with full sunny days for beach hopping!
Antigua is known for having 365 beaches – one for every day of the year! And they are truly perfect, Kim at Explore Your Bucket List says, with soft sand and warm water.
Tuckers Beach in the photo has chairs and umbrellas for rent for $20.00 for the day and there is a restaurant at this location that makes it convenient for lunch. Get there early to secure your ideal location for the day.
Antigua has some stunning resorts including the Pineapple Beach Club and Hammock Cove Resort and Spa. Both are adult only, all-inclusive options with full amenities and of course gorgeous beaches onsite.
If you are looking for perfect weather, hundreds of beach options, and a very relaxed island vibe, then be sure to plan a visit to Antigua.
5. St Thomas and St John, US Virgin Islands
🏖️ Favorite USVI activity in January: Snorkel the best spots around St Thomas and St John
🏨 Best resort on the island: Marriott’s Frenchman’s Cove
January is a great time to visit the Caribbean, and St. Thomas and St. John are two of the best islands you can visit.
With average temperatures around 78 F, it’s perfect for soaking up some sunshine while avoiding the heat of summer months. Plus, given that January falls outside of peak tourist season, you’re more likely to get a better deal on flights and accommodation.
If you’re looking for something special to do, both St. Thomas and St. John have plenty of activities to keep you entertained. From beautiful beaches with crystal clear waters to charming historic sites, there’s something to do for everyone.
On St Thomas, you can explore Magens Bay and Coki Beach or take a trip out to the island of Water Island.
On St John, you can enjoy the natural beauty of Virgin Islands National Park – stroll along Trunk Bay or take a hike up to Rams Head for incredible views.
When it comes to finding a place to stay, there’s no shortage of options. Both islands have a variety of villas and beach resorts. You can opt for Marriott’s Frenchman’s Cove on St Thomas, or a luxury villa in Coral Bay, St John.
Pro tip: don’t get confused during your planning – St John is a US Virgin Island and St John’s is in Antigua.
If you are visiting for the day from a cruise ship be sure to make the most of your time on these islands by booking a sightseeing tour or an excursion!
6. Grand Cayman
🏖️ Favorite activity in January: Snorkeling tour to Stingray City, Starfish Point, and Coral Garden
🏨 Best resort in Grand Cayman: Kimpton Seafire Resort and Spa
If you can’t decide on which island to visit, Grand Cayman should be at the top of your list. Despite being peak season, the island’s warm waters make January an excellent time for swimming and snorkeling.
Plus, the temperatures aren’t too hot to enjoy a full day of exploring the island’s many attractions, including the famous Stingray City and Seven Mile Beach.
After a slow off-season in the months prior, the island comes to life with an exciting energy. Grand Cayman is one of the safest islands, and the locals are consistently kind and welcoming. It’s not only a great caribbean island to visit, but one of the best for living as well.
There are tons of luxury villas and resorts in Grand Cayman, but you can’t miss out on living like royalty at the Kimpton Seafire Resort and Spa. I’ve visited Grand Cayman in February – so I know January is also the perfect time to visit.
7. Bonaire
🏖️ Favorite Bonaire activity in January: Go shore diving with locals
🏨 Best resort on the island: Ocean Breeze Boutique Hotel
Bonaire is a beautiful safe island in the Caribbean, known for being the shore diving capital of the world!
This sister island of Aruba and Curacao has amazing weather year-round. January is marked by an average temperature of 29 °C (85 °F) and less than 9 rainy days per month.
After the rush around the Dutch Christmas holidays, Bonaire is a little more quiet in January. That also makes it a lot more affordable, especially compared to Curacao.
One of the best things to do on the island is to go on a snorkel trip to Klein Bonaire. The uninhabited island off the coast of Bonaire is famous for its underwater world, perfect for diving and snorkeling.
Not only the underwater world in Bonaire is stunning, but it is also home to many delightful animals that live above ground. Bonaire is one of the few islands in there world where flamingos freely roam around. You can spot them best at the Pekelmeer.
Make sure to check out the Washington Slagbaai National Park for stunning hidden coves and beaches and more wildlife.
A great place to stay in Bonaire is the Ocean Breeze Boutique Hotel and Marina near the colorful capital city of Kralendijk.
8. Dry Tortugas
🏖️ Favorite Dry Tortugas activity: Explore the island with a day trip from Key West!
🏨 Best resort on the island: Key West Marriott Beachside Hotel.
If you’re looking for the best Caribbean Island in January then you can’t beat the 7 islands that make up Dry Tortugas National Park.
After all, this magical place is home to stunning coral reefs and gorgeous blue waters that sit 70 miles west of Key West, Florida.
Now, January is the perfect time to visit since the park won’t be overly crowded with tourists. Plus, the waters will be clear and calm, making this a great time to go snorkeling.
Additionally, the weather will be much more bearable and a lot cooler than it is throughout the summer. So, enjoy daily highs of 75 F and daily lows of 64 F.
To visit, hop aboard the Yankee Freedom III in Key West and enjoy a 2-hour ferry ride to the park. Tickets start at $190.00 per adult and should be booked in advance to avoid disappointment.
Once on the island, check out the pristine beaches of Garden Key before exploring historic Fort Jefferson from the 19th century. You can also spot some Sooty Terns on Bush Key or go scuba diving through the Windjammer shipwreck at Loggerhead Reef as you enjoy one of the best things to do in Florida.
Finally, return to Key West and spend the night at Key West Marriott Beachside Hotel. It’s a lovely, 4-star, beachfront hotel with a hot tub and an on-site beach.
9. Isla Mujeres
🏖️ Favorite Isla Mujeres activity: Snorkel through the clear waters
🏨 Best resort on the island: Casa de los Suenos!
Isla Mujeres is located just off the coast of Cancun and is a bit of a hidden gem. This tiny island offers palm trees, sandy beaches, and Caribbean blue waters.
Any time of year is a good time to visit Isla, but January is one of the better times to visit! If you’ve been stuck in the deep freeze somewhere you, in particular, will appreciate the warm temperatures.
Average daily high temperatures in January are a pleasant 82 degrees and the lows are in the upper 60’s! Although the chances of sorghum (seaweed) are always lower on Isla, chances that it will put a damper on your vacation are even lower in the month of January.
This is a great time to enjoy swimming and snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters of Isla Mujeres! There are lots of wonderful things to do to fill your time on Isla and plenty of wonderful accommodations. One of the best places to stay on the island is the fabulous boutique hotel Casa de los Suenos!
10. British Virgin Islands
🏖️ Favorite BVI activity: Virgin Gorda Baths!
🏨 Best resort on the island: Scrub Island Resort, Spa & Marina
The British Virgin Islands are without a doubt the best Caribbean islands to visit in January 2024. Not only will you find stunning beaches, but the weather makes it a great time to visit.
January is the dry season for the BVI, so you can expect little to no rain. Temperatures will also be in the low 80s during the day and mid-70s at night. You’ll still have warm water and a breeze, which helps keep the mosquitos at bay.
The main island is Tortola and there are some great beaches to visit there, such as Cane Garden Bay or Smuggler’s Cove. But most people head over to Virgin Gorda, which is home to The Baths.
The Baths are a beach made famous by the towering boulders that line the sand and create pockets of shallow water. The boulders also create a cave system where you can climb and scramble over rocks to get to another gorgeous beach, Devil’s Bay.
Most people go to Virgin Gorda on a day trip but you can stay on the island. Or you can opt for staying on the main island of Tortola before exploring some of the islands to the north!
11. Curacao
🏖️ Favorite activity in Curacao: Catamaran Trip to Klein Curacao
🏨 Best resort in Curacao: Scuba Lodge
Nested in between Aruba and Bonaire off the coast of Venezuela, this Dutch Caribbean island is an outdoor lovers paradise.
January is a fantastic time to visit Curacao. Average temperatures hover around 30ºC with less than 2 inches of rain for the entire month. While it is considered a windier month than others, it’s perfect for those who love parasailing and windsurfing along one of the island’s many stunning beaches.
While there are a number of amazing things to do in Curacao, January is particularly special with its numerous festivals throughout the month, showcasing the best music, costumes, culture, and parades.
By renting a car in Curacao, you can explore some of the best of what the island has to offer. From hiking to the highest point in Curacao to the top of Mount Christoffel, to beach hopping to jaw-dropping beaches.
You’ll be mesmerized by the rugged north coast of the island at Shete Boka National Park. Curacao is definitely the best island to visit in January!
For accommodations close to incredible restaurants and charming cafes, the colourful Scuba Lodge is a great choice.
Located within walking distance to all sights in Willemstad, Scuba Lodge also offers Sleep & Dive packages for those interested in diving some of the best spots in the Caribbean.
12. St Barts
🏖️ Favorite St Barts activity: Snorkeling tour of the Marine Nature Reserve
🏨 Best resort on the island: Le Barthélemy Hotel & Spa
Saint Barthélemy, more commonly known as St. Barts, is the perfect tropical island to visit in January. Like most islands in the Caribbean, temperatures don’t vary too much from month to month on St. Barts. Expect high temperatures around 84°F and low temperatures around 74°F in January.
That means you can spend your days exploring the island’s natural beauty from its gorgeous beaches to its pristine waters. Snorkeling is one of the most popular things to do in St. Barts, and January is one of the best months for snorkeling. Marvel at the rich sea life in the waters surrounding St. Barts, from colorful tropical fish to sea turtles.
St. Barts has a reputation as a playground of the rich and famous, so there are plenty of fabulous 4- and 5-star hotels to choose from – similar to Turks and Caicos. For a luxurious experience, stay at the Cheval Blanc St-Barth, a beachfront hotel with a spa for that extra pampering.
St. Barts is an Overseas Collectivity of France, so brush up on a few French phrases for your visit – and don’t forget your Euros! Bon voyage!
13. San Blas Islands
🏖️ Favorite activity in Roaton: Visit all of the islands!
🏨 Best resort in Roatan: Cabañas Narasgandup
Visiting the San Blas Islands in Panama in January is an exceptional choice for those seeking a tropical paradise during the winter months. With an average temperature hovering around a balmy 85°F (29°C), this archipelago offers an ideal escape from the chilly weather in many other parts of the world.
January is an excellent time to explore the San Blas Islands. The dry season is in full swing, ensuring clear skies and minimal rainfall, making it perfect for relaxing on the beautiful beaches, snorkeling, or other water sports.
The warm weather allows you to fully appreciate the breathtaking natural beauty of the islands, including their pristine white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant coral reefs.
One of the best things to do in January is to immerse yourself in the unique culture of the Kuna indigenous people who call these islands home. You can learn about their way of life, their relationship with Panama, and how they interact with the islands.
For a great place to stay, check out Isla Narasgandup. The staff were amazing, the cabins had beautiful views, and they even coordinated trips to other islands.
14. Martinique
🏖️ Favorite activity in Martinique: Visit Habitation Clement
🏨 Best resort in Martinique: Hotel Bambou
Martinique is a good choice for best islands to visit in January 2024 as it’s the dry season here. The average temperature in January sits around 83 degrees Fahrenheit. Sailors will also enjoy visiting the island during January when the annual Cata Reid sail race pits expert catamaran sailors against each other in a round-the-island race!
This French-speaking island, similar to St Martin, is renowned for its beaches, as well as being the birthplace of Rhum Agricole – a type of rum made with directly pressed sugarcane juice (regular rum is made from molasses) – and visiting Martinique’s L’Habitation Clément rum distillery, museum, and working sugar cane plantation is the perfect thing to do on Martinique.
Base yourself at the Hotel Bambou for great beach access at a resort with a pool and a spa
Martinique is a perfect island for exploring independently, and renting a car to get around is a must here. There are some great bus services on the island, but a car will give you excellent flexibility and allow you to explore the capital, Fort de France, and the old capital of Saint Pierre in the north of the island.
As the island is known for its beaches, you’ll need a car to get to them easily. Les Salines Beach is famed for lunch alongside the white sand beach.
15. Puerto Rico
🏖️ Favorite activity in PR: Visit El Yunque National Forest
🏨 Best resort in PR: Tropica Beach Hotel
Puerto Rico is a gorgeous island that offers so much to see and do – from cultural highlights in Old San Juan, old forts, incredible beaches, and a luscious, tropical rainforest. It’s easy to get around the island either with a rental car or via organized tours.
The city of San Juan is filled with rich Puerto Rican culture. Take a walking tour or wander around on your own. You will find lots of colorful buildings in pinks, yellows, greens, and blues, which highlight the fun nature of the city. In the evening, meander the street and sample foods, go shopping, and enjoy a few drinks.
Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States and can be visited by American citizens without a passport.
January is the perfect time to visit Puerto Rico, as crowds are lower, rates are more affordable, and the weather is sunny. Average Temperatures range from 59 to 79 degrees Fahrenheit.
16. Jamaica
🏖️ Favorite activity in Jamaica: Snorkelling, Hiking, and Climbing Waterfalls
🏨 Best resort in Jamaica: Sandals Negril All-Inclusive or Negril Treehouse
One of the most beautiful islands to visit in the month of January is Jamaica, as it has warm weather – the average high around 87 F – and minimal rainfall (less than 2 inches), making it the perfect time to explore outdoor activities or enjoy time at the fantastic beaches.
There is something for everyone in Jamaica and places to stay for all budgets, from gorgeous overwater bungalows in Jamaica to small local family-run hotels on the beach.
If you are visiting Jamaica, then you need to make a visit to Ocho Rios on the northern coast and climb the Dunn River Falls waterfall, as it is a one-of-a-kind adventure for those who like exploring natural locations.
Guests will also enjoy taking a catamaran tour and enjoying some snorkeling in the beautiful, warm, turquoise waters of Runaway Bay. The cascading waterfalls are one of the most famous natural attractions and visitors are encouraged to climb from the base of the falls to the top on a guided tour.
Visitors will enjoy water sports, swimming, snorkeling, and even sunbathing at the breathtaking beaches along the Caribbean Sea coastline. We love staying in Negril right on Seven Mile Beach.
Nature enthusiasts will love hiking in the Blue Mountains of Jamaica and enjoying the lush forests, misty peaks, and scenic views. There are a variety of hikes, but the most popular is the 6-8 hour Blue Mountain Peak, which is a challenging ascent to breathtaking views.
17. Dominican Republic
🏖️ Favorite activity in Jamaica: Explore Jaragua National Park or take an authentic cultural tour
🏨 Best resort in Jamaica: Natura Cabana in Cabarete
The Dominican Republic is an incredible island to visit in January. With its minimal rainfall and amazing weather, it’s a top choice for travelers. While it’s a popular destination in the Caribbean, there are still hidden gems waiting to be discovered.
Take a street art tour in Santiago de los Caballeros or spot flamingos at Laguna de Oviedo. For an off-the-beaten-track adventure, explore Jaragua National Park near the Haiti border.
Don’t miss the secluded Bahia de las Aguilas beach, known only to locals. Looking for a great place to stay? Check out Natura Cabana in Cabarete. This treetop cabin offers luxury amenities, including a spa and a private beach.
And of course, you can level up your trip by taking advantage of the all-inclusive resorts in Punta Cana. Exploring the jungles by foot or by ATV tour around the Dominican will absolutely be worth it!
18. St Kitts Nevis
If you’re looking for a winter escape that won’t break the bank, St Kitts-Nevis is the Caribbean island for you.
With average temperatures hovering around 80 degrees, you’ll be able to ditch your puffer coat and revel in sunshine, sandals, and tropical drinks.
This island boast a unique blend of British and Caribbean culture, and its lush rainforests and stunning beaches are a photographer’s dream come true – very similar to St Lucia!
Whether you’re looking to hike to the scenic Mount Liamuiga, explore the historic Brimstone Hill Fortress, or simply relax with a good book on the sand, St Kitts-Nevis won’t disappoint. Don’t forget to try the authentic seafood, rum punch, and soca music while you’re there!
19. Bahamas!
The Bahamas are a popular destination for tourists looking to escape the colder temperatures of winter. With its proximity to Miami, travelers can easily take a ferry from the port city without having to wait in long security lines at the airport.
January is considered the coldest month of the year but only sees around 3 inches of rainfall on average. Despite that, temperatures still reach an average of 70-80 degrees Fahrenheit.
This makes it the perfect time to explore without getting too hot – take a trip to Lucayan National Park, indulge in luxury resorts and all-inclusive vacations, and take advantage of boat trips to nearby islands. Eleuthera, Iguana Island, and Great Exuma island are just a few of the stunning, secluded islands a short ride from Nassau.
20. St Maarten/St Martin
St Maarten/St Martin will not disappoint in the cold winter months! What makes St. Maarten truly unique is its dual-nation status, divided between the French and the Dutch.
This offers endless things to do from the intriguing fusion of cultures, languages, and cuisines that adds to the island’s charm.
Exploring the French side of St. Maarten, known as Saint-Martin, you’ll have the opportunity to indulge in delicious pastries, discover charming boutiques, and soak up the laid-back atmosphere.
On the Dutch side, known as Sint Maarten, the bustling capital of Philipsburg will captivate you. The colorful streets are lined with duty-free shops, perfect for scoring great deals on jewelry, electronics, and souvenirs.
And no worries – there’s no shortage of breathtaking beaches on either side! From the famous Maho Beach, where planes fly right above your head, to the serene shores of Cupecoy Bay, St. Maarten boasts some of the most stunning stretches of sand you’ll lay your eyes on.
21. St Croix USVI
Last but certainly not least, one of my favorites in the Virgin Islands chain, St Croix USVI.
St Croix in the USVI offers a unique combination of culture, natural beauty, and activities. From historic sites like Fort Christiansvaern to the breathtaking shorelines of Rainbow Beach and Isaac Bay, there is something for everyone.
The largest of the U.S. Virgin Islands, St Croix is the only one more difficult to get to – you have to fly into St Thomas or Puerto Rico and take a hopper plane from there.
That extra effort makes it well worth it though – you’ll be treated to some of the most amazing secluded beaches in Virgin Islands.
Snorkeling is great here too; my favorite spot in the entire region is Buck Island Reef National Monument, which sits just off Frederiksted. There are only a few tour operators allowed to bring guests out to the island.
With Frederiksted and Christansted being the two larger cities on the island, both offer plenty of bars and restaurants as well as safe excursions that will let you explore every part of St Croix’s beauty.
For something really special though, check out Annaly Bay tide pools, a great way to discover hidden coves and get away from the cities for a bit. There’s truly no other place like St Croix.
FAQ: Best Islands to Visit in January
Which is the best Caribbean island to go to in January?
The best Caribbean islands to go to in January are Turks and Caicos, Grand Cayman, Aruba, and the US Virgin Islands. Being peak season and the end of hurricane season, January offers perfect weather with very little rain.
Additionally, the trade winds provide the perfect weather for lazy days at the beach while the water is warm and calm enough for swimming and snorkeling on all of the islands.
Is January a good month to visit the Caribbean?
Yes – January is a good month to visit the Caribbean. In fact, it’s one of the best times! January begins peak season in the Caribbean.
At the end of hurricane season, the weather is returning back to normal with low humidity and rainfall. Temperatures are perfect for relaxing on the beach or exploring the historic sites and cultural festivals throughout the islands.
Which Caribbean beach is warmest in January?
Grand Cayman is one of the warmest beaches in January reaching highs of 86°F. The rainfall and humidity are also lower in January creating the perfect weather for a beach vacation.
Visiting Grand Cayman in January is the perfect time to relax on Seven Mile Beach, head out on a Stingray City tour, or enjoy the view from a luxury villa. Aruba is the next warmest Caribbean island in January.
Summary of the Best Caribbean Island to Visit in January 2024
There you have it! The best Caribbean islands to visit in January. It is truly the best time to visit the Caribbean, with humidity and rainfall at their lowest.
Aruba offers a unique combination of warm temperatures and dry terrain, making it ideal for anyone looking to explore without having to worry about the heat.
St Lucia’s mountainous landscape makes it perfect for those looking for an adventurous experience. Meanwhile, Turks and Caicos and St Thomas and St John USVI offer stunning beaches with incredible waters ideal for snorkeling.
Whatever your preference, there’s something for everyone visiting the Caribbean in January! So pack your bags and get ready for an unforgettable experience!
