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Least Expensive Months

For The Bahamas
Early January to end of January
Late August to Mid-December

For Jamaica
Late August through Mid-December

A few of the "family" resorts have a black out period over Thanksgiving (most family resorts)

For Turks & Caicos

Most of May

Late August to Mid-December

For Antigua

September through Mid-December

For St. Lucia
Late August through Mid-December
Late June to Late August (a little higher)

For St. Vincent, The Grenadines
October through Mid-December

For Mexico
June through October

(not including key holiday periods)
BE AWARE that summers in Mexico can be very, very warm!

Weather During These Months

For The Bahamas
January 75 to 85
September - December 80 to 85

For Jamaica

Averages mid-80's

For Turks & Caicos
Lower 80's
Higher 80's

For Antigua
Averages mid-80's

For St. Lucia
Averages Mid 80's then lower 80's

Averages Higher 80's

For St. Vincent, The Grenadines

Averages Mid 80's then lower 80's

Averages Lower 80's

For Mexico

High 80's to Mid 90's

Late October Mid 80's

HURRICANE SEASON ?

Though some "fret" over Hurricane Season -- the fact of the matter is that Hurricane Season is, literally, half the year, starting at the end of May and going through November.

Some resorts (Sandals and Beaches Resorts) offer a "Hurricane Guarantee" but "hurricanes happen" and you shouldn't try to plan your wedding around them as the number of hurricanes to actually HIT these islands over any given 10 year period is LESS than 1 a year.

The SOUTHERN most islands, like St. Lucia, Barbados, and The Grenadines see fewer hurricanes than most due to the fact they are at the bottom of the Caribbean. As storms come across the "tropical convergence zone" from Africa, many turn North before heading toward these islands while other come across these islands and, upon entering the warmer waters of the Caribbean THEN turn into hurricanes. These southern most islands may, on occasion end up with some heavy storms but are least likely to have hurricanes.

The NORTHERN most islands in the Caribbean also average fewer than 1 hurricane a year and often only portions of these islands see any direct effects when hurricanes do occur.

PLEASE NOTE: It is during this "hurricane season" when the Caribbean is at its busiest - so "don't worry, be happy" and just do it !