When seeking a warm-weather escape this time of year, the Caribbean is often top of the list.

The region is renowned for its stellar climate, beautiful beaches, laid-back atmosphere and accessibility and overall safety and security for tourists.

However, looking at the latest U.S. State Department travel advisories, we can determine some of the safest destinations among these spectacular islands.

Here are some of the safest places in the Caribbean that travelers can visit this winter.

The British overseas territory of Anguilla is a fantastic Caribbean destination?for travelers prioritizing safety who wish to avoid the crowds this winter. With gorgeous beaches, secluded coves and spectacular?nature and wildlife, this little slice of heaven has something for everyone, including families, couples in search of romance, adventure seekers and even solo travelers in search of a new experience.?

The twin island country of Antigua and Barbuda is another safe option for travelers of all types. Beach bums will have no shortage of awesome shorelines to choose from while wildlife enthusiasts will fall in love with Stingray City. Meanwhile, even history buffs and culture seekers will find entertainment in the form of museums and captivating sites such as Nelson's Dockyard.

The ABC Islands of Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao are home to some of the Caribbean's most beautiful beaches, vibrant culture and magnificent nature. They're also among the safest islands travelers can visit, according to the U.S. State Department.

What's more, this island group sits outside of the Atlantic hurricane belt so travelers can make plans with peace of mind during the hurricane season, which runs from June 1 to November 30.?

The Caribbean's nature island of Dominica is among the region's safest to visit this winter in terms of crime. However, visitors will want to be mindful of their surroundings when touring some of the country's top natural attractions, which include Boiling Lake and Trafalgar Falls, among other sites.?

If Dominica is the Nature Isle, Grenada is the Spice Isle, famous for its vibrant flavors, specifically nutmeg plantations. Visitors to this safe Caribbean locale can also sit back on world-class beaches such as the renowned Grand Anse Beach, check out herb and spice gardens and indulge in libations at a local rum distillery.?

For a truly sublime immersion in nature, wildlife and history, consider St. Kitts and Nevis, where you can safely explore the captivating ruins of former sugar plantations, tour exquisite landscapes from beaches to rainforest and even catch green vervet monkies in the wild.?

As scenic as Caribbean destinations come, the beautiful island country of Saint Lucia welcomes travelers seeking a drama-free vacation with blissful beaches, rewarding hiking trails and otherworldly natural wonders like the iconic Pitons.

Whether lounging on the white sand, diving through colorful coral reefs or sailing atop crystal-clear Caribbean waters, St. Vincent and the Grenadines will wow you with its unparalleled majesty. It also helps that the unique island nation receives a Level 1 travel advisory from the U.S. State Department.

Both the U.S. Virgin Islands and the British Virgin Islands are two of the safest destinations in the Caribbean right now. Americans can even reach the former trending destination without a passport and explore free attractions like the sprawling Virgin Islands National Park, which covers most of St. John.