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Unfortunately, no matter where you go, you might have to quarantine your pet for a number of days upon entry to another country. I’d check out their laws first before heading off. The Bahamas are supposedly pet friendly. I believe your pet would need to get some additional vaccinations, though.
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Are you in the US? There’s a dog-centered cruise that leaves out of Tampa and is sailing to the Caribbean in November. You’ll need to provide proof that your pup’s vaccinations are up to date, but there’s no quarantine requirement or anything like that. It sounds like a promising trip.
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Unfortunately, no matter where you go, you might have to quarantine your pet for a number of days upon entry to another country. I’d check out their laws first before heading off. The Bahamas are supposedly pet friendly. I believe your pet would need to get some additional vaccinations, though.
Good point @DannyJ, checking entry requirements and vaccinations ahead of time is really important when traveling with pets. Thanks for sharing this tip!
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Are you in the US? There’s a dog-centered cruise that leaves out of Tampa and is sailing to the Caribbean in November. You’ll need to provide proof that your pup’s vaccinations are up to date, but there’s no quarantine requirement or anything like that. It sounds like a promising trip.
That cruise sounds like a great option for pet owners, thanks for mentioning it! The no-quarantine part makes it even more so appealing.
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