FAQs

Tipping is simply not permitted at SuperClubs. We cannot emphasize this enough. Your courtesy, respect and a sincere ‘thank you’ are all we ask. However, tipping is customary for all airport baggage personnel, cab drivers etc.

One of the best parts about a SuperClubs Super-Inclusive vacation is the fact that once you’re here, you won’t need to spend another penny. However, should you decide to visit some of the local attractions or take advantage of some of the outstanding bargains, you will need money, We will be happy to exchange currency on the premises. The Jamaican dollar is the legal tender in Jamaica. The Bahamian dollar is the legal tender in The Bahamas. The Brazilian Real is the currency in Brazil. Most merchants will accept US dollars or traveler’s cheques, as well as major credit cards like Visa, MasterCard and American Express.

A registered nurse with regular office hours is on the premises at every SuperClubs resort. In the event of a medical emergency, a qualified medical doctor is on call 24 hours a day. If a doctor is called there will be a charge. Guests with any pertinent medical information or specific medication needs are asked to notify SuperClubs in advance.

Pack light! The weather in Jamaica and The Bahamas is delightful all year long. Daytime averages: 82°f, 28°C. Night time averages: 72°F, 22°C.

The Brazilian winter is from June to August, with the coldest southern states receiving average winter temperatures of between 13 and 18°C (55 and 64°F). In summer (December to February), Rio is hot and humid, with temperatures in the high 30Cs (80Fs); the rest of the year, temperatures hover around 25°C (77°F). The northeast coast gets as hot as Rio but is less humid and stifling. In general, the highlands are less hot and humid, and are prone to summer rainfalls. The Amazon basin is the rainiest part of Brazil, and while it is humid, temperatures average a reasonable 27°C (80°F).

At the resorts where scuba is included, we will happily provide all  necessary Scuba gear but you’re free to bring your own equipment. If you are qualified, bring an international ‘C’ card or a certificate from an

internationally recognized dive school. If not, you will have to take a swimming test. After passing, you will need to have a current diving medical certificate or obtain from a local physician. We can arrange this for a small charge.access to all functions of administration panel.

Don’t panic, it’s your vacation so dress like it. We recommend light clothing and plenty of shorts, swimsuits and cover-ups. However, gentlemen will need slacks and a dinner jacket for our more formal restaurants. And if you plan to play golf, tennis or workout, make sure you have the appropriate attire. We suggest one large suitcase and a comfortable carry on bag for essentials.