Best Islands in the Caribbean

British Virgin Islands

The Virgin Islands are in the middle of the transition. It was a collection of about 50 sleepy islands and cays, British Virgin Islands, particularly the main island, Tortola, now sees huge cruise ships bringing crowds to their dock outside Road Town. Shoppers fill the center on busy days cruising and occasional traffic. Although ends all the second-largest island, Virgin Gorda, bears its share of small boats anchored outside the main valley of Spanish Town. Despite the explosive growth in the tourism industry in this region, it is still easy to escape the clutter. The hotels outside of Road Town usually provide a quiet oasis and those on other islands become completely calm.

St. Lucia

St. Lucia has evolved over the years into one of the most popular Caribbean destinations – especially for honeymoon couples and other romantics enchanted by the natural beauty of the island, resorts and inns splendid friendly, and its cozy atmosphere. And the evolution continues. Renewed emphasis on both public and private sectors are designed to increase tourism products and sustain the island hotels, activities and attractions, new and modernized. Great news for travelers who already love with St. Lucia.

Located between Martinique and St. Vincent and 160 miles directly west of Barbados, the island of St. Lucia with an area of ​​43.5 km by 22.5 km occupies an important position in the Caribbean. Its great natural beauty easily gets the nickname “Helen of the West Indies.”

Puerto Rico

Known as the “charmy island”, Puerto Rico for sure put you under its spell. Here, the traffic really take it into the “Highway to Heaven” if you are looking for a nice and happy escape from the confines of urbanity or a rich source of stimulation to appease their craving culture and entertainment. On the island you have the best of both worlds, natural and urban are excited in the same way, and while city life is hectic enough to make you forget that the blue waters surrounding the hot sand, a few miles to travel inside or to the coast can easily make you forget you’re surrounded by urban development.

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Best Islands in the Caribbean