Cuba, of course!

US Virgin Islands: St. Thomas and St. Johns, it's like paradis!

The popular Caribbean islands are easier and cheaper to get to and have more tourist amenities, while the smaller and less visited islands are more expensive to access but give you more chance to live in the local culture. The former group would include Barbados, St Martin, Antigua. Bequia, Nevis, St Vincent, Saba, Dominica and Grenada would fall into the latter group.

No doubt, Saint MArtin. Half french Half Dutch. Nice beaches, beautiful little villages, splendid resorts.

Anywhere in the British Virgin Islands. My favorite is Tortola. Clean. People are very friendly. Why not take a cruise and experience the various islands all in one trip? If I can be of help, let me know.

cuba!lot of beautiful beaches, like a dream!snorkling, and u have to see havanna!but u need lot of time if u wanna see something from the island!

It mostly depends upon what you want to get out of your trip. Are you going for fun, scuba, photography, an Ecco experience, club med, hedonism, pay as you go, or all inclusive? It’s all there, but not all in the same location. And for goodness sake be careful. It is too easy to get into something you want nothing to do with. Travel with friends, read the book, “The Gift of Fear” by Gavin De Becker before you go, use common sense, and trust yourself. Don’t be talked into doing something you feel is too risky or doesn’t feel right.

Bonair

Antigua! Also a lot of beautiful beaches but I think you got that at every Island. From Antigua try to go to Barbados (small Island where nobody lives and it's really amazing)!!

St. Vincent is the best island of all. Few tourists. Volcanic sand beaches. Beautiful farms with abundant fruit.