Traveling during the Caribbean hurricane season, typically from late August to October end, often raises questions about potential hurricane impacts on your stay. The response varies depending on the situation, underscoring the importance of travel insurance during this period.

If a destination issues a hurricane warning and urges travelers to evacuate, most villas will offer a refund or credit for the unused portion of your stay.

Should substantial damage occur at a villa before your visit, preventing it from accommodating you, we'll offer alternate arrangements or a full refund (excluding credit card fees). However, if the villa is undamaged and operational but you choose not to travel, no refund is given. We can ask the owner to consider rescheduling your stay, a decision made on a case-by-case basis.

If a hurricane watch results in flight cancellations, but the villa and destination remain operable, no refund is provided. We can solicit the owner's consideration, but the final decision lies with them.

Hurricanes are infrequent but can impact Caribbean destinations every few years. Therefore, we strongly advise trip insurance to safeguard you and your travel companions from unforeseen cancellations, delays, or other weather-related issues.