Can you vacation in a tropical dry climate?

Tropical climates are classified as moist and non-arid overall — these are wet places in the aggregate. However, a few unique tropical climate variants have sharply defined dry seasons with little or no precipitation. read more

You can see this in tropical savanna (also called tropical wet and dry) and tropical monsoon climates which have clear wet seasons of several months in which most of the year’s precipitation will fall with the remainder of the year experienced as very dry. read more

The climate is maritime tropical and relatively dry in the winter season. Grand Cayman is the largest of the three islands that make up the territory, and home to the largest concentration of businesses and hotels. read more

Naturally, you should remember to take precautions against getting sunburned, and those with serious skin conditions many not benefit from a tropical climate. In general, however, being in a warmer climate helps your pores to stay open, so more bacteria and skin toxins are released, which cleanses and rejuvenates your skin. read more

Located in the southwest Caribbean, the islands offer beautiful clear waters perfect for snorkeling or scuba diving, particularly in Stingray City where tourists can swim with the stingrays. The climate is maritime tropical and relatively dry in the winter season. read more