Anonymous wrote:Bermuda = you gotta drive on the left side of the road.
I hate doing that.

I thought tourists cannot rent cars in Bermuda. I heard they can only rent scooters, and that the scooter driving is dangerous. But I did hear the public transportation is easy and very affordable there.

Anonymous wrote:So much nad advice. St. Martin is dreadful and stay away from other touristy islands like Aruba, grand cayman, etc. Anguilla and St. Barths are where you want to go. Happy to provide detailed recs.

Anguilla is gorgeous (honeymooned there) but it's teeny tiny and there really isn't much to explore. We saw the entire island by rental car in 1 day.

Anonymous wrote:Bermuda = you gotta drive on the left side of the road.
I hate doing that.

You cannot rent cars in Bermuda so not sure how you were driving around. Mopeds only for tourists.

So much nad advice. St. Martin is dreadful and stay away from other touristy islands like Aruba, grand cayman, etc. Anguilla and St. Barths are where you want to go. Happy to provide detailed recs.

Barbados !

Another vote for Aruba. and Grand Caymen is on my list to try soon!

Anonymous wrote:puerto rico, they take dollars and drive on the right. direct flights easy to find, multiple beaches to chose from/explore

+100

puerto rico, they take dollars and drive on the right. direct flights easy to find, multiple beaches to chose from/explore

St Lucia

cars are Right hand drive... so ocne you gte over driving on the wrong side of the road its fine...

Puerto Rico

Anonymous wrote:St Barthes

yes but it is super small

I lived in Grand Cayman, it has what you're looking for.

Aruba. They even have US Customs on the Island of Aruba. In other words, you clear US Customs in Aruba and then fly to the US. It is very safe!
Rent a car and use the WAZE app!

For safety and ease of driving (and modern medical care, if that is an issue), Aruba and Grand Cayman are your best bets.

Grand Cayman