The Isles of Scilly, off the coast of Cornwall, are also car-free.
But even in destinations where cars are allowed, you seldom need a car if you're a tourist.
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If you speak French you can consider Guadeloupe as a possibility.
Of course there's cars everywhere but it's entirely possible to travel there without a car.
There are municipal buses from the airport to multiple cities. There are also ferries to go to the multiple islands. The island of Marie-Galante can be cycled, and is very nice.
I spent a few days in Le Gosier, Pointe-à-Pitre and Grand-Bourg, and I never needed a car.
On the opposite side, avoid SXM.
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When I was a kid we used to go to Mürren, Switzerland.
Being car free meant that our parents allowed us to roam freely.
I have very fond memories of it; not just of the village itself. We did a lot of hiking. Have a look
That is a beautiful place, but with my tennis skills, I would serve it right off that cliff
I remember thinking about that when I was a kid! That court is also the closest I ever got to the precipice. Here it is seen from the valley.
