• Stunning beaches with crystal-clear waters

• Relaxed and uncrowded atmosphere, perfect for a peaceful getaway

• Excellent opportunities for snorkeling and diving

• Limited nightlife and entertainment options compared to larger islands

• Higher cost of living and travel expenses

• Limited public transportation options

• Beautiful 365 beaches, one for each day of the year

• Rich colonial history and cultural heritage to explore

• Vibrant local markets and delicious Caribbean cuisine

• Potential for hurricanes during the Atlantic hurricane season (June to November)

• Some areas may be crowded with tourists, especially during peak season

• Limited public transportation, renting a car may be necessary for exploring

• Consistently sunny weather and beautiful beaches

• Diverse landscape including desert-like terrain and natural rock formations

• Wide range of water sports and outdoor activities available

• Higher cost of living and tourism-related expenses

• Crowded tourist areas, particularly around popular beaches

• Limited fresh water sources, leading to dependence on desalination plants

• Stunning turquoise waters and sandy beaches

• Abundance of luxury resorts and upscale amenities

• Rich cultural heritage and vibrant local music scene

• Vulnerability to hurricanes, particularly during the hurricane season

• High prices, especially in tourist areas

• Overdevelopment and environmental concerns in some areas

• Friendly locals and vibrant culture with a mix of British and Caribbean influences

• Beautiful beaches perfect for sunbathing and water activities

• Rich history and architecture to explore, including historic plantation houses

• Traffic congestion and limited public transportation options

• Crowded tourist areas, particularly during peak season

• Higher cost of living and travel expenses compared to other Caribbean islands

• Stunning pink sand beaches and clear turquoise waters

• Excellent opportunities for snorkeling, diving, and water sports

• Rich maritime history with fascinating museums and historic sites

• Limited public transportation options, renting a scooter or moped is popular

• High cost of living & travel expenses

• Vulnerability to hurricanes, although less frequent than in other Caribbean islands

• Pristine coral reefs perfect for diving and snorkeling

• Tranquil atmosphere with limited crowds

• Abundance of outdoor activities including windsurfing and kiteboarding

• Limited public transportation options, renting a car is recommended

• Limited nightlife and entertainment options

• Potential for hurricanes during the hurricane season

• Beautiful sailing and yachting opportunities among numerous islands

• Stunning beaches and secluded coves to explore

• Rich maritime history with historic shipwrecks and sailing culture

• Limited infrastructure and services on some islands

• High cost of living and travel expenses

• Vulnerability to hurricanes, particularly during the hurricane season

• Crystal-clear waters ideal for snorkeling and diving

• Excellent banking and financial services industry

• Safe and clean environment with low crime rates

• High cost of living and travel expenses

• Limited public transportation options, renting a car is common

• Vulnerability to hurricanes, particularly during the hurricane season

• Rich history, culture, and architecture in cities like Havana and Trinidad

• Beautiful beaches and natural landscapes, including the Viñales Valley

• Affordable travel options and accommodations

• Limited internet access and infrastructure

• Government restrictions on certain activities and freedoms

• Limited availability of goods and services in some areas

• Diverse culture blending European, African, and Caribbean influences

• Vibrant capital city of Willemstad with colorful colonial architecture

• Excellent diving and snorkeling opportunities in clear waters

• Limited natural beaches, but plenty of man-made beaches with facilities

• Limited public transportation, renting a car is recommended for exploring

• Potential for hurricanes during the hurricane season

• Lush rainforests, waterfalls, and natural hot springs for eco-tourism

• Rich biodiversity with rare plants and wildlife

• Warm and welcoming local culture

• Limited tourist infrastructure and services

• Limited beach access compared to other Caribbean islands

• Vulnerability to hurricanes, particularly during the hurricane season

• Beautiful beaches stretching along the Caribbean and Atlantic coasts

• Rich history and culture, including colonial architecture in Santo Domingo

• Affordable travel options and accommodations

• Traffic congestion and road safety concerns

• High crime rates in some areas, particularly in urban centers

• Vulnerability to hurricanes, particularly during the hurricane season

• Stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters perfect for diving and snorkeling

• Spice plantations and lush rainforests to explore

• Friendly locals and vibrant cultural festivals

• Limited nightlife and entertainment options compared to larger islands

• Limited public transportation options, renting a car is recommended

• Vulnerability to hurricanes

• Rich French and Creole culture with delicious cuisine

• Diverse landscapes including rainforests, waterfalls, and volcanic peaks

• Excellent opportunities for hiking and exploring nature

• Limited English spoken, French is the primary language

• Limited infrastructure and services in some areas

• Potential for hurricanes during the hurricane season

• Rich history and culture, including historic landmarks in Port-au-Prince

• Stunning beaches along the Caribbean coast

• Affordable travel options and accommodations

• Political instability and safety concerns in some areas

• Limited tourist infrastructure and services

• Vulnerability to hurricanes, particularly during the hurricane season

• Vibrant culture with reggae music, delicious cuisine, and friendly locals

• Stunning beaches, waterfalls, and mountains to explore

• Abundance of all-inclusive resorts and accommodations

• High crime rates in some areas, particularly in urban centers

• Aggressive beach vendors and tourist harassment in some areas

• Potential for hurricanes during the hurricane season

• Rich French and Caribbean culture with delicious cuisine

• Stunning beaches and lush rainforests to explore

• Excellent opportunities for hiking and water sports

• Limited English spoken, French is the primary language

• Limited public transportation options, renting a car is recommended

• Potential for hurricanes during the hurricane season

• Volcanic landscapes and hiking trails with stunning views

• Tranquil atmosphere with fewer crowds

• Limited tourist infrastructure and services

• Limited nightlife and entertainment options

• Vulnerability to volcanic activity, with eruptions in recent history

• Potential for hurricanes during the hurricane season

• Remote and uninhabited island with pristine natural beauty

• Limited accessibility, typically only accessible by permit for scientific research

• No tourist infrastructure or services available

• Limited recreational activities, mainly suited for scientific exploration

• Environmental conservation efforts ongoing due to unique biodiversity

• No permanent human population

• Rich history and culture with Spanish colonial architecture in San Juan

• Beautiful beaches, rainforests, and mountains to explore

• US territory with US dollar currency and familiar amenities

• Vulnerability to hurricanes, particularly during the hurricane season

• Economic challenges and recovery efforts post-hurricanes and earthquakes

• High crime rates in some urban areas

• Stunning natural beauty with volcanic peaks and lush rainforests

• Tranquil atmosphere with limited crowds

• Excellent diving and snorkeling opportunities in marine parks

• Limited tourist infrastructure and services

• Limited nightlife and entertainment options

• Potential for hurricanes during the hurricane season

• Luxury destination with upscale resorts and amenities

• Beautiful beaches and crystal-clear waters for water sports

• Exclusive shopping and dining experiences

• High cost of living and travel expenses

• Limited public transportation options, renting a car is recommended

• Potential for hurricanes during the hurricane season

• Rich history with well-preserved colonial architecture in Basseterre

• Beautiful beaches and lush rainforests to explore

• Emerging tourism industry with luxury resorts and amenities

• Limited public transportation options, renting a car is recommended

• Limited nightlife and entertainment options compared to larger islands

• Potential for hurricanes during the hurricane season

• Stunning natural beauty with lush rainforests and iconic Pitons

• Romantic atmosphere perfect for honeymooners and couples

• Diverse range of stays, from all-inclusive resorts to boutique hotels

• Limited public transportation options, renting a car is recommended

• Potential for hurricanes during the hurricane season

• Persistent issues with beach vendors and aggressive sales tactics

• Blend of French and Caribbean culture with delicious cuisine

• Beautiful beaches and crystal-clear waters for water sports

• Exclusive shopping and dining experiences

• Limited public transportation options, renting a car is recommended

• Potential for hurricanes during the hurricane season

• Persistent issues with beach vendors and aggressive sales tactics

• Stunning archipelago with beautiful beaches and turquoise waters

• Excellent sailing and yachting opportunities among numerous islands

• Rich cultural heritage with traditional festivals and events

• Limited infrastructure and services on some islands

• Limited nightlife and entertainment options compared to larger islands

• Potential for hurricanes during the hurricane season

• Historic sites and museums showcasing the island's colonial past

• Tranquil atmosphere with limited crowds

• Excellent diving and snorkeling opportunities in marine parks

• Limited tourist infrastructure and services

• Limited nightlife and entertainment options

• Potential for hurricanes during the hurricane season

• Blend of Dutch and Caribbean culture with diverse cuisine

• Duty-free shopping and vibrant nightlife in Philipsburg

• Beautiful beaches and crystal-clear waters perfect for water sports

• Limited public transportation options, renting a car is recommended

• Potential for hurricanes during the hurricane season

• Persistent issues with beach vendors and aggressive sales tactics

• Rich cultural diversity with vibrant festivals and events

• Beautiful beaches and lush rainforests for outdoor activities

• Unique wildlife including the endangered leatherback turtle nesting sites

• High crime rates in urban areas, particularly in Trinidad

• Limited tourist infrastructure and services on Tobago

• Potential for hurricanes during the hurricane season

• Pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters perfect for diving and snorkeling

• Luxury resorts and upscale amenities for a relaxing getaway

• Abundance of outdoor activities including fishing and water sports

• Limited public transportation options, renting a car is recommended

• High cost of living and travel expenses

• Vulnerability to hurricanes, particularly during the hurricane season

• Beautiful beaches and crystal-clear waters perfect for water sports

• US territory with familiar amenities and US dollar currency

• Rich history and cultural heritage with historic sites and museums

• Vulnerability to hurricanes, particularly during the hurricane season

• High cost of living and travel expenses

• Limited public transportation options on some islands

A private island in the Exumas, Bahamas with a collection of luxurious villas & cottages amidst lush tropical gardens, each with its own private beach and ocean views. Guests enjoy personalized service, gourmet dining, watersports, and exploring nearby deserted islands.

Charter a private yacht to explore their pristine beaches, hidden coves, and world-class sailing. Start in Tortola and visit The Baths on Virgin Gorda, the party scene of Jost Van Dyke, and finish at Anegada.

Located off the coast of Grenada near Moliniere Bay is a marine park featuring a collection of submerged sculptures created by British artist Jason deCaires Taylor, which have become a haven for marine life.

A volcanic peak that dominates the skyline of the island of Nevis. Trek rainforests past cascading waterfalls, and along rugged mountain trails, with incredible views. The best time to hike Nevis Peak is during the dry season from December to April.

A world-renowned natural wonder located off the coast of Belize - this massive underwater sinkhole, part of the Belize Barrier Reef Reserve System, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a mecca for scuba divers seeking to explore its crystal-clear waters and ancient stalactite formations.

Discover the rich history and tradition of rum production with a guided tour of iconic distilleries like Mount Gay Rum or St. Nicholas Abbey and learn about the process of distilling with tastings of aged rums & artisanal rum cocktails.

One of the premier sailing events in the Caribbean, held annually in late April or early May. Sailors compete in a series of yacht races with festivities shoreside for live music, beach parties, and Caribbean cuisine, or charter a yacht to participate in the races firsthand.

Grace Bay Beach’s shallow reefs allow gentle sea turtles to swim among coral formations and tropical fish. For the best chance of encountering sea turtles, consider visiting during the early morning or late afternoon when they are most active.