Ranking first in our list of the most beautiful islands in the Netherlands is Sint Eustatius. Tourists should visit Sint Eustatius, commonly known as Statia or Statius, for a pleasant holiday on an uncrowded island. Unlike many of the Caribbean's larger islands, Sint Eustatius moves slowly and welcomes guests who want to have a genuine experience devoid of tourist traps. The island has only one town, Oranjestad, which is a wonderful spot to shop, eat, and unwind despite its lack of modernisation.

Travelers on Sint Eustatius may spend their days hiking, exploring, and diving at their leisure. The Statia Carnival, which incorporates music, dance, and the best of local food, is held in July for those searching for a bit extra excitement.

The island is located 33 miles southwest of St. Maarten's shore, about a 20-minute plane journey away. There are currently no direct flights from the United States to Statia. Taking a short journey on the island hopper is the most convenient method to get in St. Maarten.

Location: Northern Leeward Islands portion of the West Indies

Tourists may be astonished to hear that the highest peak in the Netherlands is on the island of Saba, which is part of the smallest special municipality. Saba, which is home to the volcanic Mount Landscape, lacks the Caribbean's most famous sandy beaches, yet it attracts visitors with its gorgeous scenery and diversified and dynamic ecology. It deserves to be one of the most beautiful islands in the Netherlands.

Saba, which is accessible by plane or sailboat and is near to Sint Maarten, is a Caribbean destination unlike any other. There's a world-famous dive site here, as well as magnificent jungle paths and plenty of places to unwind. It is, without a doubt, a fantastic location for eco-tourists. How to get there? Saba is easily accessible by aircraft from St. Maarten.

Location: Northeastern Caribbean Sea, 28 miles southwest of its international hub the island of St. Maarten.

This is the spot to go if you enjoy snorkeling or scuba diving. Due to the absence of sandy beaches, Bonaire is nearly entirely devoted to scuba divers and snorkelers. The majority of diving spots on the island are easily reachable.

Bonaire is, in reality, the world's best shore diving destination, with each of its more than 80 dive sites located just offshore. Bonaire's clean seas and clarity make it a popular spot for underwater photography. Travelers who want to unwind on land can go birding or see some of Bonaire's fascinating locations with binoculars.

There are a variety of lodging options on the island, including small hotels, major resorts, villas, and seaside apartments.

Location: Kralendijk, Caribe

The island of Sint Maarten, or Saint Martin, is shared by the Netherlands and France and is highly wanted by both nations due to its beauty and position. The island of Sint Maarten takes up the lower portion of the island.

There is a golf course on the island, as well as various places to eat or unwind with a drink, and wonderful shopping in Philipsburg. However, no vacation to Sint Maarten would be complete without a stop at one of the island's 37 beaches, which are among the greatest in the Caribbean.

On the Dutch side of the island, tourists may pick from a number of places, ranging from Cupecoy Beach on the west to Dawn Beach on the east. Travelers may either visit the more popular beaches or seek more deserted locations. In comparison to the beaches on the western side, the beaches on the eastern side are often windier and have rougher waters.

Travel options include direct/indirect flights, as well as boat travel.

Location: northeast Caribbean Sea

Curacao, in the southern Caribbean near Venezuela, is becoming more popular as a cruise ship destination, with plans to provide space tourism in 2015.

Willemstad, the Dutch island's capital, is a major attraction. Willemstad has architectural designs similar to those seen in the Netherlands, however they are painted in lovely pastel colors. The city is split into two halves, separated by the St. Anna Bay.

On Punda, visitors will discover stores, restaurants, and museums. The rest of the island is mostly made up of residential streets. It is possible to dive and swim with dolphins in the bay. Many tourists come to Curacao to snorkel and dive without having to rent a boat.

Curacao may be reached by air by direct flights from North America, Europe, and South America, or by water via cruise or personal yacht.

Location: Southern Caribbean Sea and the Dutch Caribbean region, about 65 km (40 mi) north of the Venezuelan coast.

Among all the things that Aruba is known for, the beautiful weather stands out, with bright skies, mild breezes, and a sky that never seems to want to ruin the enjoyment that the visitors are having. Aruba, one of the most well-known Dutch Caribbean islands, offers a unique combination of beautiful white sand beaches and desert scenery.

Tourists may keep themselves occupied by participating in a variety of activities, such as snorkeling one day and horseback riding or trekking the next. A Spanish gold mine is, in reality, another destination worth visiting. On the southern shore, you may see spectacular Dutch colonial buildings in the capital city of Oranjestad. Shopping at the adorable shops, strolls along the shore, and a supper at one of Aruba's finest restaurants are all must-do activities in Aruba.

Travel options include direct/indirect flights, as well as marine travel.

Location: southern Caribbean Sea, located about 1,600 kilometres (990 miles) west of the main part of the Lesser Antilles and 29 kilometres (18 miles) north of the coast of Venezuela.