There are several tiny islands in the Caribbean that you’ve probably never heard of, but they can literally take the stress out of your life. This list throws caution to the wind and dares you to think a bit differently about what you need from your Caribbean vacation.
You should visit these islands if you need a quiet place to unwind. Plan your trip if you want to feel as though you are on an undiscovered island, but still close to modern comforts. This is your opportunity to explore a new area of the Caribbean and go where not many people have gone before. And if you just want want to simply soak up the sun’s rays and relax on a quiet beach, these are your islands.
If any of these scenarios speak to you, then add one of these islands to your list of places to visit this year. Bring a friend or ten, round up your family for a retreat or do it solo and reset your mind and body. These tiny islands in the Caribbean will fulfill your quest for a memorable vacation getaway.
Booking.com1. Nevis
Nevis is most popularly known as the sister island to St. Kitts. However the island is fabulous enough to command attention all on its own. Just 36 square miles, the island is a favourite for tourists looking for sandy beaches, stunning offshore dive sites and historical British colonial charm.
For more information on Nevis, please visit: Nevis Naturally
2. St. Eustatius
Lovingly known as Statia, the 3,000 residents on the island will attest to how wonderful it is to live on the island. This special municipality of the Netherlands is so small that you might miss it on a world map. But, just remember that it’s to the north west of St. Kitts and it’s big on old fashioned hospitality.
For more information on St. Eustatius, please visit: Statia Tourism
3. Bequia
Because Bequia is so close to St. Vincent, it might be seen as just another island in the Grenadines. But, Bequia is the crème de la crème of romantic island getaway shenanigans. Don’t dismiss this island, instead embrace that it’s tiny, quiet and largely undiscovered by the masses.
For more information on Bequia, please visit: Bequia Tourism Association
4. Carriacou
A quick 45 minute ferry ride or 10 minute plane ride from Grenada, will take you to this island paradise. The island is quiet and often feels as though there is no reason to rush to do anything. It’s the ideal island to visit when time is no object and when lazing around is at the top of your agenda.
For more information on Carriacou, please visit: Simply Carriacou
