βΉοΈ Quick info
π When to go
Best period based on climate data Β· Open-Meteo
Dry season; avoid the hurricane season.
πΆ Costs
π‘οΈ Safety
As in many destinations, wallets and phones are the favourite targets at markets, on crowded transport and around the main attractions.
How to avoid it: Keep valuables in front pockets or in a bag zipped shut in front of you; don't leave your phone on the table at cafΓ©s and bars.
The most common ones: a "broken" or rigged taxi meter, unfavourable currency exchange and unlisted prices in tourist areas.
How to avoid it: Agree the taxi fare before you get in or use ride-hailing apps; change money only at banks or official offices and always ask the price first.
π Transport
Networks are usually efficient and punctual but not cheap (city ticket ~3 β¬): look into day passes or multi-ride tickets.
Reliable but pricey: save them for short hops or late nights. Ride-hailing often costs less than a traditional taxi.
Ideal for exploring beyond the cities; rental and fuel are expensive (petrol ~1,90 β¬/L). In big cities it is often unnecessary.
Comfortable, reliable connections, typical fares around ~30 β¬: booking ahead saves you a good deal.
π§³ What to pack
- Light, breathable clothing
- Sunscreen
- Hat
- Power adapter
- ID documents and copies
- Power bank
- Valid passport / ID card
- Travel insurance
- Card + local cash
- Power adapter
π Seasonal highlights
The stretch with the most favourable weather, but also the most in demand: book flights and stays a few months ahead, as prices climb.
Heavy rain or frequent storms: transport disruptions are possible. If you travel in these months, plan some indoor alternatives.
Thinner crowds and lower prices on flights and stays. The weather is mixed: check forecasts and the seasonality of activities before you book.
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