Am organising a trip next year to the carribean, if someone can shed some light on the best time of year would be awesome please?!

When I used to work on sailing boats we would arrive early December and leave April to take full advantage of the regular trade winds. November you could be ok but possibly still a bit flukey and inconisistant.
The Caribbean is a big area from Bahamas down to Venezuela, general rule of thumb, the further south you head the more consistant the trades.

November to April is the best season. I lived in the Caribean, Cozumel (Mexico) last year and usually November has the strongest winds (25+knots) but only a few days in the month. December through April is better as you have more than 15 knots up to 80% of the time. You can contact Raul at www.kitecozumel.com, or Adrian at www.cozumelkiteboarding.com Im sure they would be happy to help.

Cheers

Hi,
Our season here starts when the trades kick in. Normally mid - late Nov. A good season will last till end of July/beg Aug. Average wind 15-20 knots.
I live in St Lucia, just set up a kite school in the north of the island. My friend runs www.caribbeankitesurfaris.com doing charters down to the grenadines.
St Lucias an awesome place to visit with only a few kiters here at the moment compared to the other busy island.
Check out www.bethlygoe.me.uk

Don't forget the Whitsunday Passage!

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You're not some cleverly crafted alter ego of a bored/mentally disturbed forum dweller are you?

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