Ever dreamed of going to a beautiful beach and not having to deal with hordes of annoying people? Ever wanted to leave the United States but not really? Well, the Puerto Rican island of Vieques might be the island for you. The island of Vieques is the perfect destination for a relaxed and secluded getaway. With a population of only 10,000 people, Vieques is a wonderful place for a peaceful retreat into the tropics. 
The currency of the island is the United States dollar so if you are from the United States, no more worrying about the hassle of converting your currency. There are plenty of fun things to do on this special island. One can observe beautiful bioluminescent lights in the waters on the famous Mosquito Bay known for its natural elegance. Vieques is also known for its’ abundance of beautiful secluded beaches where one can relax undisturbed. 
There are plenty of food options as well with most resteraunts serving authentic Puerto Rican cuisine. Another aspect about Vieques that makes it unique is that there are hundreds of wild horses that live across the countryside so if you enjoy looking at horses, then Vieques is the island for you. There is also a variety of snorkeling and kayaking companies that will allow you to travel to and observe the most beautiful beaches the island has to offer in the best way possible. The average daily hotel cost for a couple is $71 a night which is not too expensive if you ask me. There are multiple muesuems that detail the unique history of the island with the preserved Spanish fort museum known as “El Fortín De Conde Mirasol” being an absolute must visit for history nerds. Vieques has an extremely rich 4000 year old cultural history with the island having been inhabited by the French, Taino indians, English, Americans, and Spanish. Overall this island is absolutely gorgeous and definitely worth the trouble of visiting.
Barbuda is a small island located in the east Caribbean. Barbuda is one of the two islands that are a part of the Caribbean nation of Antigua and Barbuda. The island has a moderate tropical climate with a small population of just around 1,600 residents. The island gained its independence on November 1st, 1981 and was declared as a constitutional monarchy under the Commonwealth of Nations. During the Stone Age, the people who inhabited the island were Ciboney in about 2400 BC. From around 35 AD and 1100 AD the island was inhabited by the Arawak people who were the first to farm the land until Carib Indians drove them out and took over. Christopher Columbus was the first European to notice Barbuda in the year 1493. The French and English created a colony after Spanish settlers in 1666. The town of Codrington, currently the most populous town in Barbuda, was founded by brothers John and Christopher Codrington in 1685. In the mid 1700s there were slave rebellions leading ...
Reading your blog post was really captivating! The way you inform and describe your island makes me want to go without any hesitations! Great job on writing over 300+ words!! You seem to be a natural at writing!
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