What is a good place to go in the Caribbean in the beginning of August?

What do you have in mind? Even though the weather will be warmed in August, there are a lot of places to go and see, so what are you interested in?

First, you may evaluate bypass to Jamaica, this island has something to grant each and every physique who comes here. once you're a sea coast lover you have lots to %. from. lots of the suited beaches are claimed via the enormous hotel resorts. yet there are additionally lots of public beaches. And approximately united statesVirgin Island, there are various place you could planned to bypass to, jointly with St. Thomas that's the main universal island there, maximum travelers come to the capital city, Charlotte Amalie, regularly occurring for its beautiful harbor and suitable accountability-unfastened identifying to purchase. There are very practically fifty beaches on St. Thomas. Beside St.Thomas, St. John has a pair of important sea coast areas. the single that attracts the main crowds is Trunk Bay. that's in all hazard because of the fact each and every physique says that that's the main beautiful sea coast interior the Caribbean and the water is suitable for swimming and snorkeling.

Barbados hands down!

Keep in mind that most Caribbean islands would be going through hurricane season. Barbados is basically out of it other than that there's the ABC islands, such as Aruba, etc..

There are many islands in the Caribbean so your question is pretty vague. You havent mentioned what you are into etc.

You can try Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago, Puerto Rico or even Turks and Caicos!

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Barbados is a great place to come to as we will be celebrating our annual Crop Over Festival. It climaxes on the first Monday in August so you might be in time for it.

http://barbados.org/cropover.htm

Look at some video footage here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCIMT9VDr0E

To be honest, I wouldnt recommend travel to the Carribean in August. Thats right in the midst of hurricane season.

Aruba is always a good bet. They are pretty much outside of the hurricane belt, so the weather is almost always good there.