You're Getting Ready for Your St. Thomas Vacation

You're Getting Ready for Your St. Thomas Vacation

Every year, a huge number of families and couples make the choice to spend their vacation time in St. John. In order to become one of those folks, there are a number of actions that you must follow in order to be fully prepared to enjoy your St. Thomas holiday.

Travelers sometimes think that vacation planning starts a week or two before their departure date. This is not true. If you want to go on a vacation to the Caribbean or anywhere else in the world, you need to start preparing for your trip well in advance. Obtaining a passport is often a part of this preparation. Passports are readily acquired; nevertheless, the processing of these documents may take some time. The easiest approach to assure that you will have your passport in time for your holiday to St. Thomas is to apply for it many months before your trip.

In addition to a passport, you'll need to provide proof of your identity in additional ways. A valid driver's license is the most important document to have with you. It is OK to use another form of identification that includes your photo if you do not have a driver's license. You may want to consider making copies of all of your key papers before departing on our vacation before we go. This backup set of documents may be useful if you chance to lose or misplace the originals.


Because most visitors to St. Thomas remain for at least a week, you will want to be certain that someone will be able to keep an eye on your house and pets, if you have any. This individual might be a personal friend, a family member, a coworker, or a next-door neighbor. It is critical that you leave precise instructions on how to care for your dogs with them when you go. In the event that you do not need somebody to keep an eye on your residence, you should put your mail on hold. This may be accomplished quickly and simply by visiting your local post office.

After determining your specific departure date and destination, you should notify a friend or family member of your plans as soon as possible. If you have created an itinerary for your trip, you should provide a copy to a friend or family member who is not traveling with you. Whenever anything goes wrong at home, you will be able to contact someone who will get back to you in a short amount of time.

Once you have completed the above-mentioned arrangements, you may begin to prepare for your trip by beginning to pack. It is recommended that you leave important goods at home while you are packing your belongings. Many times, if you lose or misplace any of your items, you will be the one who will be responsible for the cost of replacements and/or repairs. We also recommend that you label your baggage with your name and contact information so that you can easily locate it. An identity tag may be useful if your baggage becomes separated from you either in the flight or on the ground.

When visiting St. Thomas for a vacation, it is probable that you will bring spending money along with you. It is recommended that you do not carry significant quantities of money. If you must carry cash with you, it is recommended that you split your money into smaller quantities before bringing it. You will avoid being without finances if you store your cash in numerous areas since this will reduce the likelihood of your money being lost or stolen. It is possible that you will be more comfortable carrying cashier's checks, traveler's checks, or money orders rather than huge sums of cash.

It is not recommended that you move about St. Thomas with a handbag on your person at all times. It is possible for criminals to target big wallets and handbags. A money pouch may be preferable to carrying a purse or a wallet since it is more compact and convenient. Money pouches that are small enough to tuck into your shirt may be obtained at most dollar shops around the United States. The fact that you made this tiny purchase makes it more difficult or impossible for you to lose or have your money stolen.

Making use of some of the suggestions provided above will help you arrange the most enjoyable holiday possible in St. Thomas. Because St. Thomas is situated in the Caribbean, if anything goes wrong, you will most likely be stranded far away from your home. Putting forth the effort to thoroughly plan for your holiday is the most effective strategy to ensure that nothing goes wrong.