Do you have that travel itch, but you’re worried about Covid? I understand the feeling, if you were an avid traveler and now you’re faced with all of these restrictions, things can start to seem a bit bleak. No fear though, there are some islands that have a very low rate with Covid that are open for travel. Let’s take a look at these potential destinations.

#1 Montserrat

Montserrat is a small island in the Caribbean, located about 100 miles east of Puerto Rico. The island has a diverse natural environment with many different types of plants and animals. There are also more than 30 beaches to explore on this beautiful tropical island.

Montserrat is one of the few islands that have been able to maintain its original landscape from before it was colonized by Spain. In fact, Montserrat’s national flower is the Purple Hibiscus which can only be found on the island today because it was not brought over during colonization like other flowers were.

It still maintains some Spanish colonial influences as well as African and West Indian cultures but largely remains untouched by outside cultures or tourism development – making for a true travel experience unlike any other.

#2 Cayman Islands

The Cayman Islands are a small island country in the Caribbean Sea. The islands have been a British Overseas Territory since 1962 and they were first settled by American Loyalists from Georgia and the Carolinas as well as Jamaican slaves. In recent years, tourism has grown to be one of the most important sectors of their economy with over 1 million visitors coming every year.

The Cayman Islands offer pristine beaches, amazing diving opportunities, and incredible views of the ocean. If you’re looking for an unforgettable vacation destination with amazing weather year-round, then this is your best option!

#3 Macao

Macao is a beautiful destination that is not as frequented as other Asian destinations. This may be because of the language barrier, but it also could be because people don’t know about all the interesting things to do there.

There are many things to do in Macao. The city has a rich history that attracts people from all over the world. It’s easy to find food stands, shops, and restaurants throughout the city.

There are also plenty of attractions including casinos, churches, temples, museums, and more! If you’re traveling solo or with friends, this is a great island to explore!.

#4 Saint Barts

The island of St Barts is a Caribbean gem that is located in the Eastern Caribbean. The island is only 20 miles long and 3-4 miles wide, making it one of the smallest islands in the world. It’s known for its beautiful beaches and stunning views from every angle.

There are many things to do on this small but luxurious island including world-class tennis lessons at Club de Tennis de l’Océan, scuba diving or snorkeling with reef fish or turtles, dining at a Michelin star restaurant, exploring the local markets and boutique shops, kayaking around cove reefs or simply enjoying cocktails on a poolside terrace overlooking breathtaking views.

#5 Saba

Many people do not know the beautiful island of Saba. It is located in the Caribbean Sea and has a population of just 1,800. This small island is perfect for an outstanding getaway that will leave you with unforgettable memories.

The rich volcanic soil produces abundant crops of vegetables and fruits which are sold on the streets. From stunning natural scenery to amazing underwater caves, it is sure to be an experience you’ll always remember. Whether visiting on your own or as part of an organized tour group, there’s no way you won’t fall in love with this island paradise!

No matter where you go there is a covid risk, but these islands have low risk at the time of writing this report. Keep in mind, it can change at any moment. Before you travel it is always best to do a search for the latest covid statistics on the country you are planning to visit.