How to Escape a Cold Winter

The long period that follows the holiday season, winter, makes us tired. At this time of year, all we want is for the sunny days to come back so that we can get back into our shorts and swimsuits... It is also an excellent time to give yourself a break and spend some time basking in the sun to make the most of the pleasant weather before they come back.

Picture yourself on a deserted island, basking in the sun on a beach straight out of a fairy tale, complete with crystal clear water and warm, golden sand.

If you feel the need to soak up some rays, the following is a list of several paradisaical islands that are perfect for traveling to during the winter months...

● Paradise Islands to Escape the Cold this Winter

● Les Saintes - Guadeloupe

In the middle of the Caribbean Sea is a chain of volcanic islands that can be found off the coast of Guadeloupe in Guadeloupe. Terre-de-Haut and Terre-de-Bas are the only two of the nine islets that make up the Saintes archipelago that has permanent human habitation. This hidden archipelago is a prisoner of time, carrying the memories of a time when mariners and pirates roamed its coastlines. Its untamed scenery is part of what makes it so captivating. 

The Saintes Archipelago is a little sanctuary that is surrounded by turquoise waters and white sand. Within the bays that create its lovely shores are beautiful beaches that are hidden from view. Among these are the beaches of Pompierre and Sugar Loaf, as well as the harbor of Marigot, which is a part of an elite group of the greatest bays in the world.

Must-see: Fort Napoleon, with its iguanas, botanical garden, and spectacular perspective of the archipelago, the settlements of wooden huts and colorful houses, the traditional boats of the fishermen of Terre-de-Haut, the Saintoises, and, of course, the beach of Sugar Loaf with its stunning waves.

● Pulau Weh - Indonesia

This peaceful little haven just off Sumatra's north shore is now welcoming visitors, even though the majority of the island's inhabitants live on or visit it. Less than half an hour is all it takes for a watercraft to travel between Banda Aceh and Pulau Weh. Two beaches are breathtaking, as well as a magnificent marine environment that includes an underwater volcano that can be explored.

Divers will be able to get their money's worth out of the experience. On the island, visitors interested in animals may also have the opportunity to see orangutans in their natural habitat.

● Bali - Indonesia

We never leave Indonesia because it is where all the beauty is. We will see you very soon on this beautiful island in Indonesia. A breathtaking location that features sandy beaches, coral reefs, rice terraces, and forested volcanoes that are perfect for hiking. The rice terraces add a touch that is so characteristic of this particular setting. Participate in some exciting scuba diving in Bali, take a trip to the breathtaking Uluwatu Temple, and otherwise have a great time during your vacation in this island paradise.

● Holbox - Mexico

A detour to Holbox from the Riviera Maya would be very much to one's advantage. The island is made entirely of sand, but the island's magnificent beaches aren't the only attraction; having the opportunity to observe whale sharks in the water just off the coast is a once-in-a-lifetime vacation experience. Visitors to Apnea have a chance of spotting these animals every year between May and September while they are feeding on the plankton in the area. The atmosphere all around the island is very relaxing.

The use of golf carts in place of other vehicles is an option that is available for rent. In the evening, the town square is filled with food carts selling a variety of cuisines, and they invite you to feast there. There is a wide range of pricing options available for the available accommodations.

● Caye Caulker - Belize

"Go Slow" is the unofficial catchphrase of this laid-back Caribbean island located off the coast of Belize. This philosophy is lived out with conviction in this location: the bicycle is the most common mode of transportation, and yet a significant number of people choose to walk. mainly because the tiny coral island can be traversed in its entirety in a matter of minutes. 

Because the marine reserve is home to one of the largest coral reefs in the world, it is extremely popular with tourists throughout the day. You will have the opportunity, amongst many other things, to swim with manatees and nurse sharks there. In the evening, people from all over the island come to the Split bar to watch the sunset. This is the point on the island where it was split in half by a storm two years ago.

● Ilha Grande - Brazil

Beaches straight out of a fantasy novel close to Rio de Janeiro, but without the crowds? On Ilha Grande, there are a great number of them. Over more than 500 years, the Brazilian island has had a varied and eventful history, serving first as a haven for pirates, then as an isolation hospital, and finally as a political prison camp. Today, guests travel from all over the world to spend the day or night in one of the pousadas.

Because there are no vehicles and the beaches are so far out, the only way to get to them is either by walking or by taking a boat. The beach of Lopes Mendes is the one that receives the most visitors each year. Even while we meet chimpanzees, parrots, and hummingbirds regularly, we haven't seen any evidence of the local climate...

● Bora Bora - France 

Bora Bora, also known as the "Pearl of the Pacific," is a destination that is nothing short of enchanted. Your imagination is piqued just by hearing its name. Beaches as far as the eye can see, chic hotels offering villas on stilts over the water, some of which come with their pool! You will have access to a variety of water sports, including water skiing. Drive a four-wheel-drive vehicle around the perimeter of the island to take in the breathtaking views. The temperature consistently hovers around 28 degrees Celsius.

● Vieques - Puerto Rico

The largest of the Spanish Virgin Islands, Vieques is located only about 10 kilometers off the coast of Puerto Rico's main island. The Bio Bay Summit is going to be the highlight of the event. Up until the year 2003, the area was primarily used for military purposes and saw very little tourism development. 

As a direct consequence of this, there are virtually no hotels on the island. Instead, the majority of the accommodations are Casas, which are quaint and homey individual homes. The island is encircled by more than a dozen bays, and its waters are regarded as some of the most beautiful in the Caribbean due to their crystalline clarity. 

Dinoflagellés are teeny-tiny animals that live in the water of the lagoon and shine brightly at night, creating a light show that is unlike any other. This is an absolute must-see. The presence of Thiphenomenonna is unparalleled anywhere else on the planet, both in terms of its potency and its frequency. 

● Hawaii - United States 

Hawaii is a place where you can always count on seeing the sun. You will be greeted by a magnificent and entrancing landscape upon arrival, complete with waterfalls, golden sand, and tropical forests, all of which make for picture-perfect sunsets and dreamy walks. You should not leave without first paying a visit to Honolulu, where you will have the opportunity to take surf lessons, go on drink cruises with whales, and spend time at the beach. The Wahiawa Botanical Gardens, which are often referred to as a paradise, are still welcoming guests today.