Its tiny size and understated appearance aside, Nevis seems to have it all-even welcoming off-duty celebrities and royalty, though being the birthplace of Alexander Hamilton is still an important claim to fame. "The island is a rare blend of natural beauty, rich history, and understated luxury all in one," says Jhaidel Allen, general manager of Golden Rock Inn. With award-winning hotels and resorts, a vibrant culinary scene, and jungles studded with waterfalls, Nevis might just be the Caribbean island you've been searching for all along.
Bequia, is one of the smallest islands in the Caribbean, despite being the second largest in St Vincent and the Grenadines, measuring just seven square miles, with a population of around 5,000. Tropical activities are aplenty. Take a dip with the island's wild hawksbill turtles or follow winding hiking trails to one of the Caribbean's most impressive viewpoints, where you can spot Mustique, Baliceax, Isle De Quatre and Battowia in the distance.
Whether you're a digital nomad, traveling for business, or vacationing, the Caribbean's natural wonders are one of the many reasons that make island-hopping in this region so appealing - not to mention the abundant cultural experiences it has to offer, ranging from historical landmarks and centuries-old neighborhoods to Carnival. However, to truly immerse yourself in the Caribbean's splendor, you should venture beyond tourist hotspots.
