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Which Islands in the Caribbean have you been too?

Postby TylerDurden » February 8th, 2006

Which Islands in the Caribbean have you been too?
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Postby mina olen » February 8th, 2006

only Cuba

waiting on my sugar daddy situ to materialize to see the rest
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Postby Capt Steve » February 8th, 2006

Curacao, Aruba, Bonaire, Barbados, St Maarten, Puerto Rico, St Lucia, Grenada, Guadeloupe, St Thomas, Dominican Republic.

edit: forgot a few - Grand Cayman and Jamaica.
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Postby Jester » February 8th, 2006

Cayman Islands, that's all. My gf wants us to take a cruise, so I'll probably see more at some point.
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Postby salmo99 » February 8th, 2006

Bahamas (all but 2 islands), Cuba, Grenada (and all the Grenadines north), all the St. Somewheres (St. Vincent, Maarten, Lucia, Thomas, etc.), Curacao, Aruba, Haiti, Bonaire, Barbados, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mustique, Virgin Islands, Turks and Caicos (all), Salt Caye, Trinidad, Tobago, Jamaica, Caymans, Dominica, Antigua.

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Postby Capt Steve » February 8th, 2006

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Postby gymboy689 » February 8th, 2006

Cozumel (Mexico), St. Thomas (USA), St. Maarten/Martin (Netherlands/France), New Providence (Bahamas), Paradise Island (Bahamas), Coco Cay (Bahamas)
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Postby Tortuga_traveller » February 8th, 2006

Utila. So sue me, Its a one island list!!!
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Postby Capt Steve » February 8th, 2006

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New Providence (Bahamas), Paradise Island (Bahamas), Coco Cay (Bahamas)
in the spirit of accuracy, the Bahamas are in the Atlantic Ocean.

Cozumel is a curiosity. I've been there too - wasn't sure if that counts as Caribbean though - I say 'tie goes to the runner' - so it's all good.
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Postby gymboy689 » February 8th, 2006

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Originally posted by Capt Steve:
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New Providence (Bahamas), Paradise Island (Bahamas), Coco Cay (Bahamas)
in the spirit of accuracy, the Bahamas are in the Atlantic Ocean.

Cozumel is a curiosity. I've been there too - wasn't sure if that counts as Caribbean though - I say 'tie goes to the runner' - so it's all good.


i guess you're right about bahamas...but salmo put them too!!! i looked at a map, because i wansn't sure, but it is definitely in island and definitely in the caribbean...it counts!
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Postby acs » February 8th, 2006

I lived on New Providence, Bahamas (I know the debate about it being in the Caribean) Aruba, Grand Cayman (technically i lived on a boat there for 2 yrs) Turneffe Island, Belize I've traveled to Little Cayman Island and Cayman Brac, Curacao, Bonaire, Some outer islands in the Bahamas, Turks AND Caicos, Bay Islands, Cozumel, Some outer islands in Belize, I know I'm missing a few.
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Postby tadhoo » February 9th, 2006

Andros, Eleuthera, New Providence and Grand Bahama. I believe the Bahamas are positioned too far north to be considered truly the Caribbean. But I definitely think they deserve to be in this forum.
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Postby Viaggero » February 10th, 2006

Grenada, Trinidad & Tobago (both), Curacao, Margarita (Venezuelan), Utila & Roatan (Honduras), Caye Caulker & Turneff Reef (Belize), St. Lucia, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Dominica, USVI (St. Thomas, St. Croix, St. Johns), Hispañola (Dominican Republic & Haiti), Cuba, Puerto Rico, Trinidad, Tobago, Jamaica


Bahamas (Freeport, Nassau, Paradis), Barbados: Although these are geographically located in the Atlantic, they are always included in West Indian festivals. In fact, so are Guyana and Suriname (they feel more affinity to the WI then SA).
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Postby cherie » February 10th, 2006

Just Eleuthera, Nassau and Paradise Island of the Bahamas. I'd like to go to more...
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Postby scubamama » February 10th, 2006

Ok, not all technically Caribbean....

Bahamas
Jamaica
Grand Cayman
Cayman Brac (ok only for an hour)
Little Cayman
Cozumel
Utila
Roatan (as a layover but going back next month)
Ambergris Caye Belize
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