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Fall 2024 is perfect for exploring Caribbean gems like Aruba, Anguilla, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, thanks to their affordable prices, fewer crowds, and luxurious all-inclusive resorts that make traveling easier.
We’ve put together this collection of the seven best islands ideal for a Caribbean holiday, featuring destinations that are rarely hit by hurricanes.
Antigua and Barbuda
Known for its 365 beautiful beaches – perfect for visiting a different beach every day of the year! – this two-island country offers a wonderful mix of sun, sea and happiness.
Fall is a great season to visit Antigua and Barbuda because of the warm weather and endless opportunities for sailing, snorkeling and enjoying festivals and charming local markets.
Enjoy the turquoise waters on the islands, explore historic sites such as Nelson’s Dockyard or soak up the sun on a secluded beach with your partner.
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Known for its green mountains, tropical forests and beaches surrounded by the warm waters of the impressive Atlantic Ocean and the breathtaking Caribbean Sea, Saint Kitts and Nevis is a perfect destination for water sports enthusiasts.
The one activity not to be missed is exploring the Brimstone Hill Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This two-island country also offers a rich history and numerous hiking trails through lush rainforests teeming with unique wildlife, including beautiful colorful birds.
Autumn is ideal for exploring the amazing natural areas without having to deal with the crowds of summer tourists.
Saint Lucia
With its dramatic Pitons (two towering volcanic spires) and breathtaking landscapes, Saint Lucia is a Caribbean paradise waiting to be explored.
For those unfamiliar with the destination, Saint Lucia is located in the West Indies in the eastern Caribbean and just won its first-ever Olympic gold medal at Paris 2024, a milestone that locals continue to celebrate.
Tourism on this island is gaining international attention thanks to its affordable prices, popular beaches at Rodney Bay and a unique collection of sulfur springs.
In fact, the island’s volcanic origins are the reason behind its particularly lush vegetation and medicinal mud pools.
Another advantage is that Saint Lucia is rarely hit by hurricanes, making it a perfect autumn destination for adventure seekers and relaxation enthusiasts alike.
Aruba
Aruba needs no introduction. Travelers are lured to this Dutch island for its year-round sunshine, crystal-clear waters, sugar-sand beaches and vibrant international scene.
Safely nestled outside the hurricane belt, this destination offers an interesting mix of relaxation, adventure and luxury.
Whether you enjoy adventure sports like windsurfing or walking along the legendary Eagle Beach while watching a beautiful orange sunset, Aruba promises an unforgettable experience for everyone.
The warm weather and fewer crowds make autumn probably the best season for a weekend getaway with friends or family.
Anguilla
If you’re looking for a quiet getaway this fall, Anguilla might be the place you’re dreaming of.
Known for its beautiful, tranquil beaches and luxury resorts, this British Overseas Territory is suitable for those looking for peace, relaxation and being spoiled by luxury.
Enjoy tasty fresh seafood at the local beach bars or simply relax at the famous Shoal Bay. This hidden gem makes only one promise: you will forget all your work problems and the daily hustle and bustle.
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
St. Vincent and the Grenadines is a Caribbean nation consisting of a main island, St. Vincent, and a collection of smaller islands, the Grenadines.
This is a perfect place to moor your yacht in one of the many harbours, surrounded by chic private islands and extraordinary volcanic mountain landscapes.
Popular sailing destinations include reef-lined Bequia Island near Admiralty Bay, with sugar-sand beaches like the beautiful Princess Margaret.
This archipelago is also known for its eco-adventures and beautiful hiking trails such as the Vermont Nature Trail.
Grand Cayman (Cayman Islands)
Visit Grand Cayman this fall and enjoy world-class diving, luxurious all-inclusive resorts and unforgettable swims with stingrays in Stingray City.
Also book a tour to explore the island’s crystal caves and don’t miss relaxing on the soft white sands and crystal clear waters of Seven Mile Beach on a sunny afternoon.
Grand Cayman is a luxury destination, so not exactly budget-friendly. But if you visit during the shoulder season, you’ll save some money… a lot of money.