Ideas for those who love the Caribbean!
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Vibe: Colorful, cultural, and wild. Hike a rainforest, dance in Old San Juan.
Why it’s hot: No passport needed (for U.S. travelers), solo adventure-friendly
Top spots: San Juan, El Yunque, Vieques
Budget (7–10 days): $1,800–$2,500
Solo-friendly tip: Stay in Old San Juan for walkability + safety
Vibe: Chill, sun-kissed, and easy. Smooth beaches, turquoise water, no stress.
Why it’s hot: Super safe, very solo-friendly, great food scene
Top spots: Eagle Beach, Arikok National Park, Oranjestad
Budget (7–10 days): $2,500–$3,300
Solo-friendly tip: Take a small-group snorkeling or ATV tour to meet people
Vibe: Lush and luxurious. Spa vibes, rainforest hikes, volcanic beaches.
Why it’s hot: Solo wellness escapes + adventure
Top spots: Soufrière, Pitons, Castries
Budget (7–10 days): $2,800–$3,800
Solo-friendly tip: Book into a boutique eco-resort or all-inclusive with single rates
Vibe: Bright and friendly. Soca music, beach bars, and coral coastlines.
Why it’s hot: Safe, welcoming, easy solo scene
Top spots: Bridgetown, Holetown, Bathsheba
Budget (7–10 days): $2,400–$3,200
Solo-friendly tip: Stay on the west coast for calmer waters and social beaches
Vibe: Relaxed tropical luxe. Spa days, salsa nights, palm-lined sands.
Why it’s hot: Good value, gorgeous beaches, rising solo resort offerings
Top spots: Punta Cana, Samaná, Las Terrenas
Budget (7–10 days): $2,000–$2,800
Solo-friendly tip: Opt for solo-friendly all-inclusives or eco lodges in Samaná
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