Dickenson Bay Uncovered - Insider Tips

If you love the look of a holiday in Dickenson Bay, with its laid-back Caribbean atmosphere and idyllic beaches then make sure you check out lowcostholiday.com’s insider tips so you can get the most out of your holiday.

When is the best time to go?

The weather Caribbean is amazing all year round, and Dickenson Bay will remain warm and dry most of the time. However, being a tropical island, the season when storms and hurricanes are most likely is between June and November. So a holiday in Dickenson Bay is a perfect escape during the winter period, and between January and May are the busiest and driest months; but don’t worry, a summer holiday here won’t let you down and you may find some great deals!

Dickenson Bay Nightlife

Nightlife in Dickenson Bay is very much laid-back and in keeping with the tropical island holiday vibes. The Caribbean is famous for its reggae and jazz music, and Dickenson Bay has plenty of great bars where the locals play fantastic live music.

Hidden Gems

Off the coast of Dickenson Bay discover and explore the tiny uninhabited islands that pepper the sea.

How’s the shopping?

Food and drink, especially local produce is very cheap, so you can expect that your money will go far on holiday in Dickenson Bay. Traditional, hand-made souvenirs such as jewellery and artwork can be found in the small local markets where you can find some great bargains.

Where can I get a burger?

There is a range of restaurants to choose from in Dickenson Bay, and the resort definitely caters for the tastes of all their visitors, including family-friendly eateries serving all of our favorites and some well-known chains, as well as restaurants serving local specialties.

Get in with the Locals

The locals are mostly very friendly in Dickenson Bay and are accustomed to tourists visiting the resort, so feel free to have a chat with them or ask for tips on beaches or things to do that are off the beaten track.

Can I drink the water?

We would always recommend staying safe and sticking to bottled water.

What’s the 999 number?

The emergency services numbers for Dickenson Bay are 999 or 911 for the police, fire and ambulance.

Shall I pack sun cream/anorak?

The climate in Dickenson Bay is typical of a tropical Caribbean island, so make sure you pack both sun cream to protect yourself against the strong rays and an anorak in case of a tropical storm.

How do I get around?

Dickenson Bay is small enough that you won’t need to hire a car, there are plenty of taxis and walking is probably the best way to get around here!

Shall I learn the local lingo?

English is the official language spoken, so there’s need to worry learning the local lingo.

Do I need to tip?

Between 10-15% normal rate for tipping in restaurants and this is often included automatically to your bill.