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The 21 Best Caribbean Islands to Visit in 2021

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - January 6, 2021
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Placencia, Belize Ambergris Caye has always been Belize’s beachy tourism hub, but travelers are increasingly drawn to this tiny peninsula in Beliz’s Stann Creek District, home to a charming Creole fishing village, a thriving cultural scene and some lovely small hotels like the Sirenian Bay.


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