Yes, you can, however, it’s essential to understand the rules and regulations specific to each island. Some islands have stricter guidelines than others.

Most Caribbean Countries are improving/developing regulations in this sector. For recreational use (non-commercial), you typically don’t need a license. However, you may require a permit, especially if you plan to fly commercially. Check the regulations for the specific island/country you’re in.

This is as much as we know. 

• Keep your drone within sight at all times.
• Airports and surrounding areas are no fly zones.
• You must maintain line of sight.

Most countries prohibit night flying. To be safe always check local country regulations. The Caribbean has many nations with varied rules. 

UAV Batteries of a certain size are considered dangerous goods. Please know your country’s rules and follow them. If your are a visitor from outside the Caribbean, ensure you know the rules of the country before using your UAV.

Do research before your trip. Contact the island’s tourism board or civil aviation authority. 

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