| RoamsAround |
May 6th, 2019 05:18 AM |
Choosing a Caribbean based on the consistency and reliability of Internet service (whether it be for a short vacation or if you are planning to relocate there for an extended period) is a crap-shoot at best. Some islands will have better infrastructure and "consistent" internet service but speeds can be quite slow. Others will have higher speeds but service could be sporadic. Some islands will have decent service in the main cities but poor service in the outlying areas. Generally speaking the larger and/or more populated islands like Puerto Rico, Trinidad, Jamaica Bermuda, Nassau will have better service while smaller islands like the BVI's, Nevis, St. Kitts, the Bahamas Out-Islands will have less reliable/slower service.
That covers "Internet Service" As for WiFi on just about every island you'll find lots of places such as restaurants, beach bars, resorts, rental homes, businesses, etc. that offer WiFi but the actual service and speeds can vary a great deal. and are subject to the limitations described above. Take it from someone who lived in the Caribbean for 15+ years - no matter where you go you will almost always experience internet service outages and/or slow speeds at some point or another. Simply put, internet service is nowhere near as good as on the US mainland, Europe or other major countries. Same goes for Landline and cell phone service.
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