The beautiful islands dubbed England's answer to the Caribbean

The is full of tropical islands, beautiful landscapes, , and incredible weather. It makes the ultimate holiday destination which is why it welcomes millions of holidaymakers every single year. Amongst the multitudes of people that visit one of the many gorgeous spots in the region you will find a large number of Brits also soaking up some of the Caribbean sun and enjoying a well-deserved break.

However, it just so happens that a set of British islands might just offer you a just as good as one in the Caribbean, as this place has been named as .

Just off the coast of , is a stunning archipelago that boasts more than 140 charming islands. The Isles of Scilly has white sand beaches, captivating wildlife, and beautiful gardens that are full of a of unique flowers.

Those who visit are in for a treat as there are over 35 beaches across the archipelgo. Porthcressa Beach in Hugh Town is one that is particularly popular. The unspoilt beach is rated 4.9 stars out of five on TripAdvisor, with visitors praising it for its views and amenities.

"It is the most amazing place - my favourite holiday destination for the last 25+ years," one visitor wrote.

Another said: "Lovely beach. Gorgious views. Chilled evenings eating a takeaway or having a drink. Great atmosphere. Mixture of people enjoying the chilled evening. Only place I've experienced this."

Another treasure on the isle is the Tresco Abbey Garden. The garden has a remarkable blend of exotic plants, Mediterranean flora, and rare species from across the world.

On TripAdvisor, one visitor said: "A must place to visit if you come to the Scilly Isles. The gardens are on several levels and are beautifully looked after. There are a wide range of plants and trees from all over the world, and you want to take your time wandering around.

"There is a cafe on site so you can grab a cup of tea or coffee and grab a bite to eat. As you enter the gardens you will also find some red squirrels."

There are two main ways to get to the Isle of Scilly. Visitors can fly from Land's End, Newquay and Exceter Airports, or sail on the Scillonian passenger ferry from Penzance Harbour to St. Marys, Isle of Scilly.