Snorkeling / Scuba Diving: Should you go snorkeling, scuba diving, or sea trekking, you will want to make sure you bring a quick-dry bathing suit, any personal flotation devices that might be required of you, and water shoes so that you don’t risk anything getting ruined due to the elongated exposure to water. Be sure to also pack some goggles for better visibility under the water, a waterproof camera and/or watch, as well as sunscreen!
Beach: It’s no secret that water activities will encompass the majority of what you do on the islands. Pack a couple of bathing suits, a beach cover-up, and some comfortable sandals so you can walk along the gentle waves. As always, you’ll need sunglasses and sunscreen to protect yourself from the intense sunshine, as the days tend to be longer on the island.
Island Touring: Just because the islands are small doesn’t mean there’s not a lot to see! You’ll be doing plenty of walking, and you’ll thank yourself for choosing a comfortable walking shoe that’s lightweight, breathable, and even water-resistant should you decide to go that route. Opt for a light t-shirt or an athletic shirt that moves with your body, some comfortable shorts, and some type of a hat to keep the sun off your neck and your face. Spritz a few sprays of bug spray on your body before you leave and you’re ready to hit the towns.
Nightlife: The nightlife on the islands is as much about the fashionable clothing statements as it is the entertainment. Choose a flowy dinner dress and high heeled shoes, or a snazzy guayabera and some dressier shorts or slacks, and you’ll be ready for dinner, dancing, and more. If you’re wearing jewelry, make sure it’s not too heavy or clunky. Lighter pieces won’t weigh you down and will be an elegant addition to your outfit.