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Level 2 since January 2026 — Americans killed. Caution at night on beaches and isolated areas. Boaters alert to approaching vessels. SGU students: campus security faster than police. Carriacou/Petite Martinique: confirm accommodation post-Beryl. Same-sex activity criminalized (rarely enforced).

Houthis western Yemen. AQAP south/east. Dual nationals kidnapping. Forced marriage. Houthi Red Sea attacks. Landmines.

Active conflict. Landmines. Aid workers targeted. Strict curfew. Journalists killed.

Northeastern border: Level 2 caution. Asunción: safe in tourist areas (Villa Morra; Carmelitas). Night driving outside cities: avoid. Chaco: guide and equipped vehicle essential. Demonstrations near government buildings: avoid.

Gangs control major roads. Kidnapping targets Haitian-Americans. No civilian travel advisable.

Very low crime — one of safest Eastern Caribbean islands. Boiling Lake hike genuinely dangerous without licensed guide — volcanic gases have caused deaths. River crossing leptospirosis risk. Same-sex activity illegal (rarely enforced). Carib/Kalinago Territory: respectful behavior expected.

Low crime. Petty theft from beaches. Cliff jumping/diving: documented serious injury risk (State Dept flagged). Willemstad UNESCO Handelskade well-patrolled. Mariners: Customs Form 1300 required before departing US port for Curaçao.

Safest in batch from crime perspective. Petty theft main concern. Roads variable on secondary roads. Driving on left. Atlantic beaches strong currents. Same-sex activity technically criminalized (rarely enforced).