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The 21 Best Caribbean Islands to Visit in 2021

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - January 6, 2021
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San Blas Islands, Panama Bocas del Toro may be the most famous destination on Panama’s Caribbean coast, but ask any local and they’ll tell you the real beauty is in San Blas, an archipelago of 365 islands blessed with remarkable natural beauty (and, oh yeah, some overwater bungalow resorts, too).


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