These hidden gems showcase the true beauty of the Caribbean.

As time passes by, the top destinations get more commercialized and millions of tourists populate the "Caraibe," everything will be less enjoyable and one can no longer feel the Caribbean spirit as it fades away.

Fortunately for us, there are still plenty of locations left untouched and locked away in lesser-known regions ready to be explored. Whether you're looking for a quiet stroll on a white-sand beach all alone or a hike up to a stratovolcano with your friends, the Caribbean has it all covered. It's no secret that this is the world's biggest natural playground.

From the luxurious private islands of Kamalame to the mini-archipelagos Los Roques, here are 15 Caribbean destinations that deserve more hype, if these tourist photos are anything to go by.

15 Dominica: Exotic Eco-adventure

Situated at the easternmost portion of the Caribbean Sea is Dominica. Nicknamed the "Nature Island," Dominica is a far-flung paradise when compared to the more commercialized peninsulas in the tropics and the perfect choice to avoid the crowds. The island has it all: over 40 dive sites, bird watching, and even swimming under waterfalls.

14 Caye Caulker: Rasta Ambience

Just a few miles north of Belize City is Caye Caulker. This tiny piece of land is dubbed as the "party island" for its refreshing and unique twist on what everyone might refer to as a "tropical holiday." Here you will find diverse dive sites and a plethora of water sports at reasonable prices.

13 Barbuda: Beautiful Sanctuary

Antigua's sister island, Barbuda, is a beach-heavy destination (6 virgin beaches located right on the border of the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean). It is famous for its historical landmarks, lush rainforests and luxury resorts that can outshine all the neighboring islands.

12 Isla Holbox: 8th Wonder Of The World

Located just 30 minutes away from Cancun is Holbox Island is a destination that exceeds everyone's expectations and just oozes that charming Caribbean aura. It's built for rest, relaxation and sightseeing. In the west, tourists will get to enjoy the sunsets and in the east, at Punta Mosquito, they can go flamingo and crocodile spotting

11 Saba: Lazy Days

The municipality owned by the Netherlands is special and we're left to wonder: how can such a tiny island pack a punch? It all comes down to the scenery: the highest point inland at 3,000 feet awards hikers a breathtaking view of the peninsula and there are plenty of untouched beaches along the way, ready for a dive.

10 Kamalame Cay: Privately Grandiose

If you have allocated a bigger budget for your honeymoon, try Kamalame Cay. It's a private island in the Bahamas where celebrities and nobles spend their holidays. It's more of a big resort island with all-inclusive packages: golfing, kayaking, and Caribbean dining are all available. But such a serene and perfect retreat comes with a price.

9 Water Island: Spectacular Views

This is the quiet island in USVI no one knows about and currently has a 4.6/5 star rating on Trip Advisor. The island is laidback (with a population of less than 300) and even has a free shuttle service. Its natural beauty comes from the Honeymoon Beach (cove with relaxing views of sailboats) and Limestone Bay (a great snorkeling spot).

8 Union Island: Splash Your Heart Out

Union Island has a history of turmoil and unrest but that doesn't stop adventurers from seeing this one-of-a-kind stretch of culture and nature as it is the city center of South Grenadines. The top attractions include swimming with sea turtles, sailing, and kitesurfing at Tobago Cays Marine Park.

7 Martinique: A Walk In Paradise

Martinique is more progressive (roads, houses and more transportation options) with a little mix of rural living. Here you will find lush banana plantations, palm trees, and vegetation in the outskirts of town (and they can be explored for free). Shopping here is not too special but the beaches are good enough. All in all, Martinique is one big coastal city.

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6 Rosario Islands: Heavenly Beaches

Islas del Rosario is one of the amazing portions of Colombia and you get what you pay for. The "deluxe" package by an agency as reported on Trip Advisor gives a tour of the scenic parts inland and underwater (you get to dive into Pablo Escobar's allegedly sunken plane). Trips are exclusive, however, so book quickly.

5 Petit, St. Vincent: Cast-Away Vibes

This private paradise is everything anyone could ever wish for. With a catch: total disconnection from cyberspace. No phones, TVs. Just you and nature. The price to pay is fair considering the offer: tree-top spas, wine cellars, and woodland cottages are all there for the taking.

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4 Los Roques: Magical Community

Nothing can match the extraordinary beauty of Los Roques in Venezuela. This mini-archipelago is less commercialized when compared to the other entries. Island hopping is the main treat for everyone as well as other water sport activities along the coast such as kite surfing and scuba diving.

3 Isla Mucura: Unequaled

Another unspoiled islet that has the potential to be the next top Caribbean haven is Isla Mucura. Although more luxurious, it's still worth every penny for everything it has to offer: the locals are kind, the beachfront is clean, and the dive spots are second to none.

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2 Montserrat: The Emerald Isle

This region located in the Lesser Antilles is reminiscent of Pompeii, and the surrounding volcano is still active to this day and is the reason why tourists are flocking the island. The volcano observatory is worth a visit and the reef-lined coast is primed for exploration.

1 Les Saintes: An Unspoiled Beauty

To those who seek serenity, look no further than Les Saintes. Les Saintes is a cluster of 8 islands that can guarantee a relaxing vacation for everyone. The Terre-De-Haut area is lined with a variety of restaurants, boutiques, and attractions. Snorkeling and sailing are the main highlights of the region and they are affordable.

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