Dominican Republic vs. Trinidad vs. Jamaica

[gns]

Step your reading comprehension skills up bruh. What I posted includes PR in a list of countries with high PROPERTY crimes, it says nothing about tourists. Almost all of the property crimes in PR are among locals and rarley against tourists. Even drug dealers there will tell you we don't fuck with tourists bc we know our island depends on them. Like I said, it's one of the safest travel destinations for tourists. You can literally walk around most places (except a few bad neighborhoods that will be fairly obvious you wouldn't want to go to) freely and safely without being bothered at all or even noticed. People don't even haggle you or beg like they do in other countries and even in some US places (at least myself or no one I know have never seen or experienced it). It feels just like being in Miami. Thats all I was saying AGAIN for the 100th time. Anyone who goes there will know what I am talking about.

mujer, u posted a report that said specifically that tourists are more the victim of property crimes than locals THEN at the end it says puerto rico has a high rate of niggas getting robbed for a highly developed tourist destination.

Were people supposed to not make the correlation between the report saying tourists are primarily a victim of property theft and which countries its highest in?

Come on slime, my reading comprehension is awesome, your ability to comprehend what u post.....not so much!

U saying u can walk around puerto rico no hassle is your opinion and doesn't mean it's the same for everyone, cause obviously u look like your from there some1 else might not have the same experience.

I wont front and say people wont try to sell u stuff back home, but u can walk around some of the metropolitan areas of kingston no hassle because whites, asians and middle eastern people have been doing it for years.

 

[ceothachosen1]

I'll go to Cuba before i go to the DR, Cuban culture >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>.DR.

agreed Cuba is my fav spot in the world

 

[allreasoned_out]

I would pick DR or Trinidad. I'd pass on JA.

 

[truth spitter]

mane where ever i go i will try to blend in...imma grow my hair out into a nappy fro and not put any lotion on, let my face get hella ashy...no jewelry or cash..as soon as i get off the plane imma be blasting reggaeton

 

[kingofharts]

First of all I'ma need folks to dish dirt on how to make that Cuba move without getting your passport stamped?

I'm thinking of the next trip. I was leaning towards DR...though yall kinda got me skeptical. I thought it was like a PR, where-- like AK was saying--you can just rent a car and be about your business. Didn't know they were busting heads and I'm definitely not the one to stay on some resort or beach the whole time.

That Trini carnival sounds like a good look too though.

 

[ceothachosen1]

First of all I'ma need folks to dish dirt on how to make that Cuba move without getting your passport stamped?

I'm thinking of the next trip. I was leaning towards DR...though yall kinda got me skeptical. I thought it was like a PR, where-- like AK was saying--you can just rent a car and be about your business. Didn't know they were busting heads and I'm definitely not the one to stay on some resort or beach the whole time.

That Trini carnival sounds like a good look too though.

fly to another country then fly to cuba I went from nicaragua or costa rica but i think you can go from canada or mexico also

 

[shtoopid]

barbados. the people are hella cool out there. niggas out in jamaica just tryna hustle you

edit: but outta the three on here, it's tied between jamaica and trinidad. i don't really see any reason to go to the dr

 

[marc123]

damn. no love for the Bahamas?

 

[Pond Scum]

the carribean coast of panama is worth a mention as well. they also have a lot of english speakers there and low crime and use u.s. dollars. the dollars are funny though because they're old ass 1980s bills so they feel all worn out and fake with the small faces.

they make their own quarters though for some reason.

 

[allreasoned_out]

damn. no love for the Bahamas?

I'd love to go to the Bahamas. I def. would go there before I go to Jamaica.

 

[usmarin3]

First of all I'ma need folks to dish dirt on how to make that Cuba move without getting your passport stamped?

I'm thinking of the next trip. I was leaning towards DR...though yall kinda got me skeptical. I thought it was like a PR, where-- like AK was saying--you can just rent a car and be about your business. Didn't know they were busting heads and I'm definitely not the one to stay on some resort or beach the whole time.

That Trini carnival sounds like a good look too though.

I have dual citizenship in Jamaica and America, so the jump is easy for me. I think you can get a passport from another country (preferably a Carribean island) and then just go there. I want to buy property in Cuba because i have a feeling Castro is gonna die and the island will open up and go back to what it was in the 50's when Hemmingway was there. My homeboy has family has political connects there too.

 

[dalyricalbandit]

I have dual citizenship in Jamaica and America, so the jump is easy for me. I think you can get a passport from another country (preferably a Carribean island) and then just go there. I want to buy property in Cuba because i have a feeling Castro is gonna die and the island will open up and go back to what it was in the 50's when Hemmingway was there. My homeboy has family has political connects there too.

buying property there doesnt sound bad if the island does open up in the up coming years ppl will flock there to get a look and feel of the island...to bad i doubt a outsider can buy land might be wrong tho