Caribbean Country Entry Internet site

[GBassett]

I used to have a website that listed the different islands in the Caribbean and their entry requirements, helpful hints, etc. It was not a government sponsored site. I believe I got it from the Crusing World magazine. Anyone remember such a site.

GBassett

[svmoose]

I'm not sure about a site that only focuses on the Caribbean, but you could try www.noonsite.com, it gives you every single thing you nee to know about any country in the world, including all the islands in the Caribbean.
Cheers, Irene, SV MOOSE

[Osiris]

The cruising guides, especially the Chris Doyle series are the best source. Be warned that the information on most websites like "noonsite" are quite old and usually very much out of date. Most of the islands have their own "tourist" and governmental websites with better information. And forums, like www.ssca.org and others have really up to date information in their port guides sections.

[svmoose]

We think that Noonsite is better up to date than any cruising guide (book that is). It is being updated on a constant basis by cruisers that are actually there.
In fact, when we wanted to sail to Australia, the correct info was on Noonsite, while the Embassy in New Caledonia still gave out the wrong info!!!

Of course, cruising guides (books) are handier to use and have additional information, like photos and detailed info on anchorages etc., but it is impossible to reprint every guide just because some entry procedures have changed or there are now 7 instead of 3 ports of entry.....