Nonstop flights from Newark to the Caribbean
16 nonstop destinations in 12 countries, 148 flights a week on 3 airlines. No connections — one hop out of EWR.
Where one hop gets you in the Caribbean
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Dominican Republic · 4 destinations · 78 flights/wk
Puerto Rico · 2 destinations · 35 flights/wk
Aruba · 1 destination · 14 flights/wk
Bahamas · 1 destination · 7 flights/wk
Jamaica · 1 destination · 7 flights/wk
Antigua and Barbuda · 1 destination · 1 flights/wk
Barbados · 1 destination · 1 flights/wk
Curaçao · 1 destination · 1 flights/wk
Saint Lucia · 1 destination · 1 flights/wk
Sint Maarten · 1 destination · 1 flights/wk
Turks and Caicos Islands · 1 destination · 1 flights/wk
U.S. Virgin Islands · 1 destination · 1 flights/wk
More international nonstops from Newark
Where can you fly nonstop in the Caribbean from Newark (EWR)?
Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) has nonstop flights to 16 destinations in the Caribbean across 12 countries, led by the Dominican Republic — 148 departures a week. The busiest are Santo Domingo, Santiago, Dominican Republic and Punta Cana, flown by United, Arajet and JetBlue.
Flight times run from about 2h29m to Nassau to about 4h43m to St. Lucia. Each card links to the route's own page — the airlines, the days it flies and recent departure times — and to fares. Route data updated October 2026 from observed departures.
Route data updated October 2026 from observed flight departures. Schedules change — always confirm with the airline before booking, and check entry requirements for your destination.
Which cities in the Caribbean can you fly nonstop to from Newark?
16 from Newark (EWR), including Santo Domingo, Santiago, Dominican Republic, Punta Cana, Puerto Plata, San Juan and Aguadilla and 10 more, based on recently observed nonstop departures.
Which airlines fly nonstop from Newark to the Caribbean?
United, Arajet and JetBlue fly nonstop from EWR to the Caribbean, with United operating the most flights.