Destinations · islands that reward a longer stay
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An island trip lives or dies on how much time you give it. These are the ones where a few extra days change the whole experience, rather than simply adding beach time.
The shoulder season on most islands brings the same weather at a noticeably lower price, and the boats and guides have time for you.
Island-hopping looks efficient on a map and rarely is. One good base with day trips usually beats three hotels and three transfer days.
Inter-island transport sells out long before the hotels do, and a missed sailing reshapes the whole week.
On a small island the difference between a good and a difficult stay is often whether you need a vehicle to reach dinner.