Millions of people visit the Caribbean islands every year!
Whether you're planning a special trip with friends, a family vacation, or a romantic retreat, the Caribbean is the best spot to travel for a tropical vacation.
The best Caribbean islands include warm sand, sparkling water, swaying palm trees, and stunning scenery.
The top ten Caribbean islands that you absolutely must see are listed below.
- Turks and Caicos.
2.Antigua and Barbuda.
The tropical islands of Antigua and Barbuda are located in the heart of the Caribbean. So many activities to choose from, whether it's the breathtaking Shirley Heights sunset on a Sunday, happy hour on Friday, the thrilling eco-adventure boat tour, the perfect table for your special restaurant lunch, Barbuda bird-watching, or just some leisurely downtime on the beach with your loved ones.
3. The Bahamas.
Take a breathless journey into the world's clearest ocean with secret sandbars and secluded pink sand beaches. It is also well known for its worlds famous swimming pigs!
4. Barbados.
It is surrounded by the Caribbean Sea's crystal-clear seas, offers something to interest foodies, explorers, historians and adventurers of all kinds. It is known for being Rihanna's home country!
5. Cayman Islands.
The Cayman islands can be found in the most freewheeling region of the Caribbean. The Cayman Islands and music have a fantastic relationship; during the year, there are a number of festivals that bring together musicians of all genres, from classical to modern.
6. Jamaica.
From the breathtaking 7-mile Negril Beach, to the secluded Treasure Beach in the south, to the famous beaches of Montego Bay there is so much to explore. Jamaica is home to sea cliffs, deep jungles, multi-tiered waterfalls, and white sand beaches that you can enjoy.
7. The British Virgin Islands.
With it's white-powder beaches lapped by sapphire waters and unending rays of warm sunshine, the British virgin islands are a must visit! More than 50 distinct islands comprising a cradle of Caribbean culture that’s unique in all the world.
8. Curacao.
Curaçao is home to numerous old Dutch structures and Spanish colonial buildings. Although this island is small, it has a lot to offer, from Mambo Beach in the south to Shete Boka National Park in the north.
9. Anguilla.
An easy island to tour with lovely sights and people to meet throughout, it is a quiet and safe community. It may be difficult to leave your location on the beach due to the gorgeous sand, near-perfect weather, and lovely water temps, but spending the time to explore the island (there are 33 beaches) will be worth it.
10. St. Lucia.
Whether it is relaxing on the fine sand beaches, soaking in the Soufriere volcanic mud spas, ziplining through the rainforest, trying local authentic island food or taking an ATV ride through the countryside, there is so many activities to choose from when visiting St. Lucia.
