Absolutely! We encourage international enquiries! Please e-mail heather@caribbean-leisurewear.com or call us at 868-633-8491 or Fax us at 868-633-8491. All transactions are done off line. We accept all major credit cards.

That is not as easy to answer as we might believe. We can say what the statute law is without doubt. It is from the Offences Against the Person Act, Chap. 11:08 at 56-57.

No, it's not that simple. We have to distinguish between the law on the books and the law from the courts. And we should also consider the social practice - the real law. While we were still a colony of the United Kingdom, there was a very interesting decision that is strongly believed to apply to us. In 1938, four guardsmen raped a teenager. Some time later her parents took her to a public hospital, St, Mary's at Paddington. A prominent senior surgeon, Mr.

Yes! Wireless high-speed Internet is available in your room, as well as a phone line at your bedside (dial 8 for an outside line). (Nov. 2006)

Sure, but you must keep the pet on a leash, (cats too!)...county regulations say so. We have 40 acres with trails behind the campground so you can walk and walk till you get lost. If you are going to Glacier for the day, (see the next question) and you must leave your pet at the campground, please do not tie it up outside your vehicle or tent. Doggies love to howl while you are away and this has a tendency to drive the folks that stayed home for the day, CRAZY.

Yes! This is usually a simple process. Make sure your pet’s shots are updated 3-9 days before your move. Also make sure your pet has its rabies shot at least 30 days prior to traveling and you have the proper documentation from licensed Vet. Your pet will generally be inspected as soon as it arrives at your destination and a fee for paperwork and another inspection will be charged. (Expect to pay approx. $150.00 per pet after you arrive.) Generally your pet can go home with you that day.

We are all animal lovers, but to prevent any unforeseen conflict of interest (with our dogs, namely), and to keep our community areas allergen free, we do not allow guest animals on retreat.

Sorry, the Health Department doesn't allow animals aboard the houseboats (just as in hotel accommodation). Much of the area through which you travel is within National Park and they don't allow it either. No-one is more upset about this rule than Tommy & Jake (pictured opposite), our own two dogs, who firmly believe they are being unfairly discriminated against!

I don't have a pet on Kwaj (other than the annoying coconut crab living under my trailer), so I’d suggest giving the Kwaj Veterinary Services a call at 805-355-2017. I've spoken to a few friends with on-island pets, and the following is a list of issues they feel you should be aware of: There is a limit to the number of pets USAKA allows on the island at one time. You'll definitely need to coordinate with your sponsor to request permission to bring your pet with you.

Yes, but only after prior approval from the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries (MAF) in Wellington. Quarantine and vaccination requirements exist and are strictly adhered to.

Yes, but at developed sites (i.e. campgrounds, boat ramps, parking areas, picnic grounds and office locations) dogs must be restrained at all times on a leash of not more than six feet in length. A leash is not required on roads and hiking trails unless these facilities occur in developed sites. A leash is not required in the general vicinities of wilderness areas or wildlife management areas on the forest.

If you are a Trinidad / Tobago resident, you can simply use your credit card to pay for your products from our website and have them delivered to your doorstep, using a Skybox account or similar service. Skybox facilitates deliveries to both the Caribbean and Latin America. If you do not have any such service available, you can simply contact us to arrange delivery - sales@youthere1.com.

Not with this site. In order to send a message to another service, you'll need to find the web page of the intended recipient's service provider. e.g. to send a message to a T-Mobile user in the USA, a good place to check would be the T-Mobile web site (www.tmobile.com).