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How to Find Caribbean Golf Vacation Packages

Many travel agencies and tour operators offer holiday packages to the Caribbean. These agencies offer packages that can suit just about any budget and level of play. The challenge can be choosing the right package to suit your needs and desires. A good tour operator or travel agent will aim to balance relaxation and enjoyment of your location with time to enjoy the course. It can be difficult to know what package to choose.


  1. Use your favorite search engine to look up Caribbean golf packages. You will be given a wide range of sites to choose from. Examine the sites to determine what locations and packages will work for what you have in mind.

  2. Know what you are looking for and expecting from your holiday. Do you want a luxury resort with an amazing golf course and views? Would you prefer a golf course in an unusual setting, perhaps on an island or the beach? Determine exactly what you want to experience while on your golf holiday before so you can choose the right package for you.

  3. Ask whether you will need to bring your own golf clubs. If you do bring your own equipment, invest in a good bag that can withstand rough handling at the airport. Also, ask about the provision of anything else that you feel is relevant to your stay and golf experience.

  4. Decide where you want to stay based on the courses available, the location of the golf course and the accommodations that are available. You may also want to consider the availability of non-golf related events and options. Perhaps your partner will be traveling with you and would like to take part in other events while you are enjoying a round or two. Be sure you are happy with the whole package, or neither of you will enjoy the holiday.

  5. Read the reviews. Do your research and read what other people had to say about this location, tour package and the like. Do not rely on the positive reviews on the travel agent or tour operators' site or brochure alone. Do some searching online for mentions of the company and the particular tour package you are considering. Be sure to pay attention to what is said about the condition of the accommodations and the courses.

  6. Read the fine print. Once you have narrowed your list to a few of the packages you are most interested in, check the terms and conditions of the packages. Check for cancellation penalties and changes. Check if meals are included in the price, as well as any guides, golf gear, greens fees and anything else may you think should be included. What will the room look like at the package level you are purchasing? You don’t want to be shocked upon arrival to discover the very nice rooms you saw on the website only come with the gold package, and you have purchased the bronze package, or something of the sort.