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Courtesy Jumby Bay Antigua Does spring break by the sea swimming, sand, sundowners seem to you more a right than a privilege? Aghast at the prospect of being denied it this year? No need for guilt: The desire to get to water be it ocean, lake, or pool is in your genes, baby, an urge born of a primordial survival instinct. “All our senses respond positively to water,” says marine biologist Wallace J. Nichols, author of Blue Mind, because it’s an evolutionary trigger “telling your brain you’re in the right place.” The Caribbean, of course, has long been that place. It has been opening slowly to Americans over the last few months, but there is a thicket of Covid-era regulations to consider not because cases are high but because they’re low, and the islands want to keep it that way. And there are many different governments involved. “Every island is responsible for creating its own reopening plan,” says Lindsey Epperly of Epperly Travel, who specializes in beach d

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