When it comes to Caribbean islands, there’s no one-size-fits-all. You’ll find some islands that offer turquoise waters and snow-colored sands, others ripe with colorful colonial buildings, and yet other islands with cultural relevance that far outstrips their real estate on the globe. And then there’s Sint Eustatius—commonly and lovingly referred to as Statia. Statia is teeny. Blink and you’ll miss it. The island isn’t a popular bucket list destination, nor does it cater to much tourism at all. But its relative obscurity is all part of its appeal.   Sint…