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Ang nangungunang 3 ayon sa 1,989 mga boto mula sa mga tao: Turks at Caicos · Saint Lucia · Anguilla. (Na-update Dis 18, 2025.)

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Awtomatikong isinalin (orihinal sa English). Tingnan ang orihinal

Nangungunang 15

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    Turks at Caicos

    Home of Grace Bay sa Providenciales, regular na bumoto sa isa sa pinakamagagandang beach sa mundo.

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    209
  2. 2

    Saint Lucia

    Volcanic island na may kambal na Pitons, isang World Heritage Site, at drive-in sulfur spring.

    ▲ 192 ▼ 15

    177
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    Anguilla

    Mababang isla na may 33 white-sand beach tulad ng Shoal Bay at Meads Bay.

    ▲ 166 ▼ 12

    154
  4. 4

    British Virgin Islands

    Naglalayag na paraiso ng mga 60 isla; Ang The Baths ng Virgin Gorda ay mga higanteng granite boulder sa beach.

    ▲ 137 ▼ 9

    128
  5. 5

    Aruba

    Sa labas ng hurricane belt, kasama ang Eagle Beach at ang mga divi-divi tree nito.

    ▲ 139 ▼ 14

    125
  6. 6

    Grand Cayman

    Seven Mile Beach at Stingray City, kung saan maaari kang tumayo sa gitna ng mga southern stingray.

    ▲ 104 ▼ 16

    88
  7. 7

    Barbados

    Mga tahimik na beach sa kanlurang baybayin, rum distillery at home island ni Rihanna.

    ▲ 98 ▼ 15

    83
  8. 8

    St. Barts

    Chic French island na may Shell Beach at Saint-Jean, na minamahal ng mga yate at celebrity.

    ▲ 97 ▼ 14

    83
  9. 9

    Ang Bahamas (Exuma)

    Kasama sa mga cay ng Exuma ang Pig Beach, kung saan ang mga swimming na baboy ay bumabati sa mga bangka.

    ▲ 94 ▼ 18

    76
  10. 10

    Puerto Rico

    Mga kolonyal na kuta ng lumang San Juan, rainforest ng El Yunque at mga bioluminescent bay; walang pasaporte na kailangan para sa mga mamamayan ng US.

    ▲ 65 ▼ 11

    54
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    Dominica

    Ang 'Nature Island', kasama ang Boiling Lake at ang mga bula ng bulkan ng Champagne Reef.

    ▲ 65 ▼ 20

    45
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    Grenada

    Ang 'Spice Isle', na kilala sa nutmeg, Grand Anse Beach at isang underwater sculpture park.

    ▲ 64 ▼ 19

    45
  13. 13

    St. Vincent at ang Grenadines

    Chain ng 32 isla kabilang ang Bequia, Mustique at ang Tobago Cays marine park.

    ▲ 57 ▼ 13

    44
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    Jamaica

    Seven Mile Beach sa Negril, Dunn's River Falls at ang Blue Mountains coffee region.

    ▲ 62 ▼ 19

    43
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    Curaçao

    Makukulay na Dutch Willemstad (World Heritage) at higit sa 35 beach at cove.

    ▲ 57 ▼ 14

    43

Mga kandidato

Hindi pa sila nakapasok sa tuktok na 15... Bumoto para sa kanila upang iangat sila.

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    Antigua

    Sinasabing mayroong 365 beach, isa para sa bawat araw ng taon, kasama ang Nelson's Dockyard.

    ▲ 53 ▼ 14

    39
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    Bonaire

    Shore-diving capital: ang buong baybayin ay isang protektadong marine park.

    ▲ 46 ▼ 19

    27

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menuhunter_abuja · English

Booked Anguilla for February after reading this list. Can't wait!

showrunner.grumpy · English

Dominica is not a beach island, it's waterfalls and hikes. Loved it.

Ngozi Bello · English

Coming back to this list before our trip in December. Settled on Saint Lucia, wish us luck! 🌴

olivia_melbs · English

Saint Lucia for the Pitons! Snorkeling at Sugar Beach right below them was magical.

bassline_urban · English

Puerto Rico is so easy for Americans, no passport and El Yunque is incredible.

bailey.bondi · English

St. Barts is beautiful but insanely expensive, not for normal people

Alexis P. · English

Swimming pigs in Exuma, the kids still talk about it 🐷

ella.bristol · English

Dominica is the nature island, no big beaches but waterfalls and hiking everywhere. Boiling Lake hike is epic.

Joshua Stone · English

St. Barts is beautiful but the prices are insane.

Kieran · English

BVI by sailboat is the only way to do it.

Ryan Murray · English

The Exumas with the swimming pigs, a must.

Sarah Wood · English

The pigs are a bit of a tourist trap, but Exuma's water is the bluest I've ever seen.

Oscar Griffiths · English

Grand Cayman, Seven Mile Beach and Stingray City, perfect family trip.

Michelle · English

Barbados > Jamaica, fight me

Jared Lewis · English

No way, Jamaica's food and music are unmatched. Negril sunsets at Rick's Cafe!

Beth King · English

St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Tobago Cays are paradise.

nolaseasonfinale · English

Barbados for the food, fish cutters at Cuz's on the beach.

ellie_tacoqueen · English

When is the best time to go? Worried about hurricane season.

Ankit Kapoor · English

December to April is dry season. June to November is hurricane season, but if you get insurance you can find good deals.

bbqboss_darwin · English

Grenada and the spice plantations, the whole island smells of nutmeg. Loved it.

Terrell Jackson · English

Bonaire is a diver's paradise, you can shore dive pretty much everywhere

Michael Koch · English

Turks and Caicos at #1, Grace Bay is the best beach I've ever seen. Period.

Matthew R. · English

Aruba is great if you want guaranteed sun, it's outside the hurricane belt.

Owen Gill · English

Also very windy, which is nice with the heat.

Scott M. · English

Anguilla is so underrated, Shoal Bay and the food scene for such a tiny island

pizzanerd_salty · English

Curaçao for diving and Willemstad's colorful houses. Totally different vibe from the other islands.

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