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Insider tips in the Caribbean: you must visit these 10 holiday islands
The Caribbean is a dream destination for many travellers - crystal-clear water, white sandy beaches and tropical flair. But away from the well-known tourist strongholds, there are hidden island paradises that are still unspoilt and authentic. Here are ten insider tips for unforgettable Caribbean experiences.
1 Bequia, St Vincent and the Grenadines
The small island of Bequia is a paradise for sailors and those seeking peace and quiet. With its secluded beaches, charming bars and friendly atmosphere, it is considered one of the most relaxed islands in the Caribbean.
2 Caye Caulker, Belize
This tiny coral island is a dream destination for divers and snorkellers. The offshore Belize Barrier Reef is one of the most spectacular underwater worlds in the world.
3 Isla Holbox, Mexico
An insider tip for nature lovers and those seeking relaxation. There are hardly any cars here, but there are fantastic beaches, unspoilt nature and the opportunity to swim with whale sharks.
4 Little Corn Island, Nicaragua
This Caribbean island is still largely untouched by mass tourism. Visitors here enjoy quiet beaches, a relaxed atmosphere and excellent seafood.
5 Saba, Dutch Caribbean
Saba is one of the least known Caribbean islands and a true hiker’s paradise. The volcano Mount Scenery offers breathtaking views and the diving spots around the island are spectacular.
6 Tobago, Trinidad and Tobago
In contrast to its busy sister island Trinidad, Tobago offers an idyllic setting with rainforests, unspoilt beaches and vibrant Creole culture.
7 Iles des Saintes, Guadeloupe
This small archipelago delights with French charm, excellent cuisine and quiet bays that are ideal for relaxing.
8 Montserrat
A real gem for adventure seekers. Montserrat is characterised by lush nature, black sand beaches and the active Soufrière Hills volcano, which makes for exciting explorations.
9 San Andrés, Colombia
Although San Andrés belongs to Colombia, it is located in the centre of the Caribbean. The island is famous for its turquoise-blue "sea of seven colours" and its Colombian-Caribbean mix.
10 Marie-Galante, Guadeloupe
This little-known island is characterised by its sugar cane fields, quiet beaches and traditional rum production - a paradise for connoisseurs.
Conclusion
The Caribbean has much more to offer than just its well-known holiday destinations. Anyone longing for tranquillity, adventure and authentic experiences should definitely put these secret island gems on their travel list!
