No Frills Excursions has recently released its findings for the top shared islands on Instagram in the world. The site collected data by how many times each island was posted through the use of hashtags. One thing is for certain - these islands, archipelagos and island nations are loved by travelers all over the world.

It may be listed as number 50 here, but the idyllic, tropical paradise of Bora Bora always offers gorgeous views. Often thought of for their over-the-water bungalows and picturesque seascapes, this is a popular destination for anyone looking to relax.

Located in the Less Antilles in the Caribbean, Martinique offers travelers a variety of activities including enjoying the white sandy beaches, snorkeling in crystal clear water and hiking the volcano, Mount Pelee.

An island off the coast of Mexico in the Caribbean, Cozumel is a popular destination for scuba diving and cruise ships.

Corfu offers visitors tranquil Mediterranean beaches and quintessential Greek towns - not to mention delicious culinary treats all over the island.

Another Greek Island, Rhodes is the largest island of the Dodecanese islands located off the shores of Turkey. Rhodes is filled with ancient ruins and beautiful beaches.

Britain's oldest colony, Bermuda blends colonial history with its island heritage for a unique getaway in the North Atlantic Ocean. Explore the island's distinct pink beaches and Crystal Caves.

Situated in the Philippines, Palawan is known for its beaches, scuba diving, snorkeling and natural reef.

Ranked by Lonely Planet for being one of 2020's Best Value Destinations, Zanzibar is part of Tanzania and located in the Indian Ocean.

The UK received a record number of visitors in 2019 and with so many well-known and well-loved destinations - London, Stonehenge, Oxford, Edinburgh, etc. - it's no surprise as to why.

The capital of the Indonesian province of Maluku, Ambon is popular for its unspoiled beaches and laid-back tropical atmosphere.

Often thought of as New York City's "Forgotten Borough", the area has seen a recent revitalization with New York City's first outlet mall on the St. George waterfront.

Part of Canada's British Columbia, Vancouver is popular for its outdoor activities, moderate weather and is a popular cruise port city.

Shared by the nations of Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei, the island of Borneo is teeming with wildlife, robust vegetation and pristine beaches.

Positioned on the eastern seaboard of Canada, Nova Scotia might be best known for its national parks, whale watching, delectable cuisine and seaside towns.

Part of the Canary Islands off the west coast of Africa, this Spanish paradise has a temperate climate for most of the year with plenty of outdoor activities and gorgeous sunsets.

The Blue Grotto might just be one of the most famous locations on the island of Capri with its electric blue waters and white craggy seaside cliffs. Home to a lot of Italy's glitz and glamour lifestyle, this millionaire's playground has plenty to offer travelers from all income brackets.

Known as the "Garden Island", Kauai is the northernmost island of the Hawaiian archipelago. A great destination for outdoor lovers, you may recognize some of the landscapes from movies such as "Jurassic Park", "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides", "Avatar" and more.

Sometimes thought of as 'the next Hawaii', Guam is an unincorporated territory of the United States sitting in the western reaches of the Pacific Ocean. And while Guam played a critical role in World War II, it is now known for its unique culture and stunning scenery.

Dominated by a park that covers more than half the island, this French region is known for its seaside towns, nature trails and delicious - and pungent - cheeses.

Located in the Gulf of Guinea, the island of Principe is part of the country of Sao Tome and Principe positioned on the west coast of Africa. With many areas of the island still considered remote, this is the perfect secluded getaway.

Known as the southernmost point of the continental United States, Key West is a favorite among RV'ers, cruisers and those wanting a Caribbean getaway without needing a passport. See Ernest Hemingway's house, drink fresh coconut water, taste the iconic key lime pie or just enjoy your time people-watching.

Mauritius has seen a growth in tourism numbers over the past few years and with such picturesque scenery all over this south-eastern African island, it's no surprise why travelers would want to flock to this island nation.

A fertile Australian state, Tasmania might best be known for is superb cheeses, wine, chocolate and of course - the Tasmanian Devil.

With plenty of shipwrecks located in the waters off the island of Aruba, this is one of the diving capitals of the world. But the island is also known for its national parks, wildlife and white sandy beaches.

Not just one of Starbuck's varieties of coffee, Sumatra is the sixth-largest island in the world and is part of Indonesia. Travelers can take in the scenic vistas of the biggest crater lake in the world - Lake Toba, explore the tropical terrain and adventure through forests to see the native orangutans.

A popular Caribbean destination, Barbados offers something for every type of traveler. Explore the history in Speightstown, take part in the famous 'Crop Over' festival or just relax on one of the island's beautiful beaches.

Gran Canaria or Grand Canary Island is located in the middle of the Canary Island archipelago. Tourists love flocking to the island because of its beautiful beaches - made up of black volcanic, pebble or white sand.

Greece's largest island - Crete - offers all the Greek highlights on one island - ancient ruins, beautiful seaside cities and of course - delicious cuisine.

This northern-most island of Japan is known for its winter season with its ski resorts, Mount Fuji look-alike (Mount Yotei) and has even hosted an ice town.

Penang is perhaps the culinary capital of Asia and a definite foodie paradise. The area is a blend of Chinese, Indian, Malay and Sri Lankan cultures, each offering their own flavorful cuisine to the region.

Oahu is Hawaii's most populated island and is known for Waikiki, Pearl Harbor and Diamond Head. But the island also has so much more to offer travelers who wish to learn the real soul of the island.

Butting into New York City on one side, Long Island in New York is often seen as the luxurious getaway spot for the wealthy to places like The Hamptons.

Yet another Hawaiian island making its appearance on the list - and with good reason. Each of the Hawaiian Islands offers something special and unique to travelers. Travelers wanting to experience true Hawaiian culture and the arts should make a trip to Maui.

Sardinia has a rich history with ruins dating back to 1500 B.C., pristine waters, award-winning beaches, rugged hiking trails and serene coastal towns. Just please don't try stealing the sand from the beaches here.

Sitting along the Tropic of Cancer, Tenerife - part of the Canary Islands - boasts a mild climate year-round that is appealing to most travelers - and even pilot whales.

Part of the Lesser Sunda Island chain in Indonesia, Lombok is famous for its surfing, scuba diving, snorkeling and sea turtles.

When you think of a luxurious paradise island, the Maldives often come to mind. This island nation is actually comprised of 1,190 coral islands that form an archipelago of 26 major atolls. Needless to say, this spot is renowned worldwide for its scuba diving and snorkeling.

The largest of the Channel Island between Great Britain and France, the island of Jersey is part of the British Isles located off the coast of Normandy.

Okinawa ranked higher than Hawaii in tourism numbers in recent years. This sub-tropical Japanese island is home to world-class beaches and a growing number of cruise ships.

Perhaps the most recognizable and famous region of Thailand, Phuket is home to the Avatar-like mountain islands. Tourists can spend their days relaxing on the beaches, adventuring through the rainforest and partying the nights away on Patong Beach. Be sure to catch a Thai boxing match and see the waterfalls in Khao Praew Thaew National Park.

Part of Spain's Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean, Mallorca has vineyards, Moorish ruins, beautiful beaches and a vibrant nightlife.

While Jamaica has impressive scenery all over the island, it's the hospitable people that make this destination unforgettable. Get your fix by traveling virtually to Jamaica through Instagram Live.

Recently the DOT put even more travel restrictions for Americans traveling to Cuba. However, there are still ways you can experience the effervescent culture of the Cuban people and the memorable city of Havana.

Once Sicily opens back up, they are willing to help pay part of the tourist's way to come visit them. This is a once-in-a-lifetime deal and with so many gorgeous sites, why wouldn't you take them up on this deal?

Puerto Rico has so much to offer travelers heading to the Caribbean - and all without even needing a passport for American citizens.

Ibiza has long been known as the party destination in the Mediterranean, but the island also has some of the most gorgeous beaches, delicious culinary treats and world-class spas of anywhere.

Part of the Lesser Sunda Islands in Indonesia, Flores is a hot spot for travelers because of its majestic beauty.

Travelers should plan to spend at least a week in Ireland if they want to really see all the magnificent sites dotted all over the island. Add in the welcoming people and you may never want to come home.

Whether you're talking about the whole archipelago or just the big island, Hawaii has so much to offer - from black sand beaches, hiking volcanos - and even seeing lava, to whale watching and enjoying delicious unique culinary creations. This tropical retreat will have you wanting to come back again and again.

Bali is the perfect destination - offering a variety of activities for all types of travelers. It can even be a bit overwhelming planning your first trip to the island, but one thing is for sure - every traveler will be treated to stunning views on this island paradise.