The 6 Best Secluded Islands in the World

Everyone knows that the human population is nowVincent and the Grenadines, Petit St. Vincent is a tiny
bigger than it's ever been, and it's only going to getisland about half a mile across. The island contains a
bigger. In light of this seemingly irreversible fact ofsingle resort of about two dozen cottages, plus
history, many people assume that there aren't manybeautiful beaches and gorgeous forest that provides
places left in the world where one can find somea perfect backdrop for a relaxing, private vacation.
privacy and seclusion. But this is simply not true.Considering that there are rarely more than 50
Fortunately, the planet is big enough to fit all thesepeople on the island at a given time, Petit St.
people with plenty of open, unexplored spaces toVincent's two full miles of beach provide plenty of
spare. Some of the best spots in the world areroom for seclusion.
islands that are not just beautiful and secluded butFernando de Noronha Archipelago, Brazil: The
relatively easy for travelers to get access to. HereFernando de Noronha islands, about 200 miles off the
are some of the best ones.coat of Brazil, have a population of about 3,000
Saba, Netherlands Antilles: Just 100 miles west ofpeople widely scattered among untrammeled natural
Puerto Rico in the Caribbean Sea, Saba is beautiful,territory and gorgeous beaches. The set of islands
hilly island whose tourism industry is new enough notcontains three of the top beaches in Brazil, but the
to be overwhelming to the island's laid-back feel. Sabafact that only 460 visitors are allowed at a time
is not known for its swimming, but it is an excellentensures that the beaches stay sparsely populated
destination for scuba divers and anyone interested inand highly secluded. The water is clear, and the
unique wildlife and natural landscapes.sunsets are among the most beautiful in the world.
Petit St. Vincent: Part of the island nation of Saint