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Our planet is a rather strange place. Sometimes here you can find the strangest and most unusual islands, the existence of which could only come to mind in fantasy. Today we bring to your attention 25 of the most unusual islands that will confuse any visitor.

25. La Isla de las Muñecas

12. Great Blue Hole


Located off the coast of Belize, the Great Blue Hole is not actually an island. This is its complete opposite - a huge underwater cave surrounded by an atoll. Thanks to the rich flora and fauna, this place has become one of the most desirable among scuba diving enthusiasts.

11. North Sentinel Island


Part of the Andaman Islands, this island is actually under the jurisdiction of India, however, local residents have been in every way since the discovery of the island. Moreover, any attempts to approach the island by helicopter are met with a hail of flying spears.

10. Poveglia Island


Since the times of the Roman Empire, this island has served as a place of exile for all the sick and wounded. To top it all off, a psychiatric clinic was built on the island in 1922. According to local legends, the most terrible experiments were performed on patients there. Today this island is completely uninhabited.

9. Ramri Island


This island is simple. During World War II, nearly 500 Japanese soldiers were eaten alive here. This incident was even included in the Book of Records as “the greatest disaster resulting from an animal attack.”

8. Fiji


Today these islands look like a real paradise, but everything was not so rosy in the recent past. According to one of the researchers, local tribes have long practiced torture, cannibalism and disrespect towards the elderly and children.

7. Izu Islands


Due to volcanic activity, the air at this point on the globe has an extremely high concentration of sulfur vapor. This doomed local residents to practically never part with their gas masks.

6. Great Pacific Garbage Patch


This island is artificial, however, its creation was unintentional. Due to ocean currents, the bulk of garbage thrown into the Pacific Ocean is concentrated at this point. You will be surprised, but the area of ​​this island is twice the size of the United States.

5. Palm Islands


Another artificial island to our collection. Palm Island is located off the coast of Dubai and was built solely for decorative and entertainment purposes.

4. Fort Boyard


The construction of this concrete island-fortress took the French military almost 50 years. Unfortunately, by the time its construction was completed in 1857, progress had moved so far forward that the fortress no longer carried significant military and strategic advantages, so it was decided to turn the fortress into a prison.

3. Alcatraz


When talking about prison islands, it would be a shame not to mention Alcatraz. Without a doubt, this is one of the most famous islands in the world -

The Seychelles attracts with its pristine nature. Very often you can hear from tourists the opinion that the Seychelles islands are an earthly paradise. This “earthly paradise” is located in tropical latitudes and is washed by the clear azure waves of the Indian Ocean. The rich underwater world of the Seychelles attracts a huge number of divers, and luxurious snow-white beaches and comfortable hotels surrounded by colorful vegetation attract those who want to relax from the bustle of the city and find spiritual harmony with nature.

The Seychelles Islands are magnificent not only with their rich, exotic vegetation and vibrant underwater world, but also with a large number of birds. The famous giant tortoises also live here. Once upon a time, pirates found refuge here, and today it is a favorite place for lovers of exotic holidays. At the same time, the beauty of a holiday in the Seychelles is that here you can completely get away from the world and bustle, since even with its enormous popularity, the Seychelles have not become a victim of mass tourism.


The weather in the Seychelles is rather tropical and mild. This means that there is good, sunny weather with a light breeze almost all year round. December and January are considered the rainy seasons, although there is very little rain. The best time for a holiday in the Seychelles is May and October-December.

When choosing a holiday in the Seychelles, tourists can stay in both bungalows and low-rise hotels that do not have an official star rating. Usually, the star rating is assigned to them by the tour operators themselves, and at the same time, hotels on the Seychelles islands are able to provide complete comfort and coziness to any tourist. Almost all hotels are located on the first coastline. Umbrellas and sunbeds for vacationers are provided free of charge.


There are almost no historical sights on the Seychelles. The only attractions of the Seychelles are the nature reserves, magnificent natural beaches (in places soft pink), rich flora and fauna. As such, there is also no entertainment in the Seychelles. The exceptions are the casino at the Plantation Club hotel on the island of Mahe, the Berjaya Beau Vallon casino, the Lovant club in the capital of Victoria and a few small fun establishments. Instead, the vibrant nightlife on the islands is replaced by events such as the many festivals (for example, the Creole Culture Festival) that take place throughout the year.

The Seychelles also hosts various sporting events, such as the Grand Regatta. You can also go surfing in the Seychelles; the most convenient islands for this are Mahe and Praslin. The Seychelles Islands do not leave anyone indifferent to those who like to fish. And for shopaholics, there are large shopping centers and various shops on the island of Mahe. On small islands there are mainly small trading shops with smiling sellers.


Citizens of Russia and the CIS do not need a visa to Seychelles, provided that vacationers stay in the country for no more than 30 days. The visa is issued on the spot upon arrival at Pointe Larue International Airport (on the island of Mahe). You must have your passport, return ticket and hotel reservation with you.

Almost all types of transport operate on the islands. There are buses and taxis on Mahe Island. You can travel between the 115 islands of the archipelago using regular flights from Air Seychelles or numerous ferries and schooners.

The world in which we live, thanks to the Internet and the availability of various types of transport, is becoming more and more crowded, and there are fewer and fewer mysteries in it. Most of the islands in the world have long been studied, their secrets were discovered many years ago, but still some are still covered with an aura of mystery. We present to your attention ten of the most mysterious islands in the world.

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1. Bermeya Island.

This island was marked on maps of the 18th century, it was located a few kilometers from the Yucatan Peninsula and was the most remote part of Mexico. However, when expeditions were sent to search for it in the late 90s, the mysterious island could not be found. It was never discovered and in 2009 it was officially declared non-existent. Where did Bermeya Island disappear to? There are several theories about this, including US intervention and global warming.

2. Renaissance Island.

This island was discovered in the 19th century in the Aral Sea. During Soviet times, biological weapons tests were carried out on it, including the development of substances that cause anthrax with tests on animals. After the laboratory became known in the United States, a decision was made to urgently liquidate it. All equipment and personnel were removed, and weapons and chemicals being developed were buried on the island.

3. Earthquake Island.

In September 2013, a powerful earthquake occurred in Pakistan, as a result of which a new island was unexpectedly formed. According to scientists, Earthquake Island is a mud volcano that surfaced due to strong tremors.

4. Magic Island.

An island with such an intriguing name is located... outside our planet. In 2013, astronomers, observing Titan, a satellite of Saturn, discovered the appearance of a new island on it. It is believed that this may be an accumulation of solid particles forming land. Since there is a theoretical possibility of simple life forms on Titan, the discovery of this island is an important event for astronomers.

5. Bannerman Island.

Bannerman Island is located on the Hudson River, half an hour's drive from New York, and you can see the ruins of a luxurious castle on it. At the end of the 20th century, American tycoon Frank Bannerman, who bought a large number of weapons, built a castle here to store them. In 1920, approximately 200 tons of gunpowder on the island exploded, destroying much of the complex. The island remained closed to the public for a long time, but last year it became accessible to tourists again.

6. Socotra Island.

The island of Socotra, located off the coast of Yemen in the Indian Ocean, looks as if it is on some other planet. Not only is the island’s landscape unique, but also many unusual plants and animals, most of which are found nowhere else on earth.

7. Diego Garcia Island.

Diego Garcia Island belongs to the large Chagos Archipelago in the Indian Ocean. In the 1960s, the island's inhabitants were evicted by representatives of the US government, who located a military facility there. The secret American base is located on the island to this day and it is completely impossible to get there as a tourist.

8. Floating island.

This unique natural object was discovered in 2016 in hard-to-reach places in the province of Buenos Aires (Argentina). The floating island is located in an almost perfectly round lake and resembles an eye from above. A film crew led by director Sergio Nespiler made a scientific documentary about this place called “The Eye.”

9. Partridge Island

This island is located in Canada, off the coast of the port of Saint John. In the 19th century, thousands of immigrants came to Canada to escape famine. To avoid the spread of diseases such as typhus, scarlet fever, yellow fever and cholera, Canadian authorities established a quarantine complex on the island. Anyone who was sick was not allowed to leave the island; they died and were buried in a mass grave. It is rumored that the grass in this place is a deep emerald color, as it is nourished by the bones of the dead.

10. Easter Island.

The island was discovered in 1722 by Dutch sailors and got its name in honor of the Easter holiday. The main attraction of Easter Island is the giant stone statues, of which there are about 900. There is still no consensus among scientists about their origin, and local residents believe that the statues contain the power of the ancient gods.

Islands have always been considered romantic places. Songs are written about them; couples in love dream of retiring on some abandoned piece of land in the ocean. The island became the refuge of the famous Robinson Crusoe. Some of these places attract everyone's attention. The island of Ibiza has become the most popular holiday destination; Romania and Ukraine are engaged in political disputes over the Snake Island.

But there are quite extreme places that attract people precisely for this reason. After all, the remoteness from life makes the islands an excellent place either for preserving unique flora or fauna, or for unique objects of human activity (mines, prisons, etc.). They even say that each of them has some kind of secret. We will tell you below about the most unusual islands that attract tourists and researchers.

Izu Islands. When planning to visit these islands, do not forget to take a gas mask. The archipelago is located south of Tokyo, in the Pacific Ocean. One of the local islands, Miyakejima, is of particular interest to visitors. The fact is that the Oyama volcano is located here, which has awakened 6 times in the last century alone. Magma is constantly bubbling under the island. This is the reason why this region has the highest natural concentration of sulfur dioxide gases in the world. The content of toxic substances in the air sometimes became so high that the local population was even evacuated. This is exactly what happened in 2000, when sulfur sensors went off scale. After 5 years, some brave souls were still allowed to return home. Today they run their own farm on the island and do the usual things for the Japanese. But residents are required to carry a gas mask with them at all times, being ready to put it on at any second. An automated warning system has been created on the island. As soon as sulfur dioxide in the air exceeds the permissible limit, a loud siren begins to sound, forcing people to wear masks. Residents are prepared for the fact that a piercing howl can be heard at any time of the day. The rapid use of gas masks is already a natural thing, unable to disrupt even the holiday. Even though the island looks like a post-apocaptic place, tourists still visit it. After all, if you don’t sniff the area and come to terms with the fact that the command to wear a gas mask can come at any moment, then here you can admire the gorgeous nature for a long time. There are many dolphins around the island; it is interesting to scuba dive here. Gas masks have become the pride of the island; they can be purchased in souvenir and tourist shops. At the same time, you can choose any color and size.

Island of Swimming Pigs. There is an uninhabited island called Big Major Cay in the Bahamas. Its fame is based on the fact that a whole herd of feral pigs lives here. They are fed by specially hired residents of neighboring islands; in addition, the pigs get a lot of food from tourists. People come to see this miracle of nature from afar. On the island itself there is a small hotel where you can leave your things while going on an excursion. Tourists sail along the shore on a boat. Seeing a person, pigs rush into the water and swim towards him, begging for food. Is it possible to resist? And if the boat runs aground, the pig can unceremoniously climb on board and eat whatever it sees fit. However, local pigs are quite friendly. They prefer to endure the heat of the day in the forest, appearing on the beach in the late afternoon. After all, then both the air and the water already become cool.

Chemical Rabbit Island. The Japanese island of Okunoshima is also called Usagi Shima, which means “rabbit island”. This small piece of land in the ocean has its own dark history. When Japan signed the Geneva Protocol banning the use of poison gases for military purposes in 1925, the plant on the island continued to operate. But mustard gas was produced here. As a result, the local factory produced more than 6 thousand tons of mustard gas. The secret place was chosen very well - it was simply erased from geographical maps, and no satellites were flying over the planet at that time. Dangerous production was stopped only after World War II. The victims of the plant were local rabbits, on which chemical weapons were tested. After the plant was shut down, the animals were released. They had no natural enemies on the island, so the big-eared animals multiplied, becoming the real masters of Okunoshima. The plant was converted into a museum in 1988, and tourists began to visit here. They are met and escorted by rabbits, whose ancestors were subjected to cruel experiments. The Japanese, as if feeling guilty, adore local animals very much. It is worth noting that the island is also home to the country’s highest electric transmission line pylon. Therefore, local rabbits are not only chemical, but also electrified.

Stumbling block. Rockall Island in the North Atlantic is so small that it would be awkward to even call it a rock. Its height is 29 meters, length - 31 meters, and width - 25 meters. It is quite natural that such a place is uninhabited. And who would need it? Nevertheless, it turned out that four European states have territorial claims to this place. The dispute over the island of Rockall is between Ireland, Denmark, Iceland and the UK. The reason is simple - under a lonely rock in the ocean there are supposedly significant reserves of natural gas and oil. The entire volume is estimated at $160 billion. Rockall first appeared in the press in 1904, when a Norwegian steamer wrecked nearby. The tragedy claimed the lives of 600 people. Until 1955 Rockall remained forgotten. When suddenly one day a British military helicopter flew in, soldiers hoisted the flag of the United Kingdom on the island. The British were afraid that the Russians might occupy the island before them and set up an observation post there. In 1972 the island officially became part of Scotland. No one was interested in Rockall until 1997. When it became clear that the island area contained a lot of hydrocarbons, Greenpeace activists landed on Rockall. They quickly declared the land independent, giving the new country the name Waveland. Even 15 thousand passports were printed for citizens of the new power. By 1999, the funds of environmental activists had been depleted, the rock settlement had to be removed, and the project had to be closed. Since then, an irreconcilable struggle between the mentioned states has been waged for Rockall, called the loneliest island in the World Ocean. After all, each of them dreams of gaining independence from Russia and Norway in matters of gas and oil supply. There is no end in sight to the disputes.

The most remote island in the world. This is Bouvet Island, named after its discoverer. It is located between South Africa and Antarctica. The island is uninhabited, as it is completely covered with ice. But he has his own domain zone on the Internet - “bv”. The island became famous with the help of the movie Alien vs. Predator. After all, the main action takes place in a fictional dungeon just under this deserted ice island. The nearest place where people live is 1404 miles away. The nearby island of Tristan da Cunha, with a population of 271, has cafes, cars and even the Internet. But on Bouvet Island, only animals live - pinnipeds, penguins and sea pizzas. The only plants here are lichen and moss. It is impossible to land on the island from the sea; you can only get here by helicopter. In 1964, a passenger ship was found near Bouvet. All the people left him, and the supplies of food and alcohol remained untouched. Where all the passengers and crew went remains a mystery. In 1979, a bright flash was recorded on the island. It was suggested that this was an atomic explosion carried out during joint tests by South Africa and Israel, but no official information was ever received. Perhaps a large meteorite fell on the island. Since 1927, the island has been considered a Norwegian territory and has been given the status of a nature reserve. Sometimes scientists come here to study whale migrations. But not a single person has ever lived here during the coldest season.

Island of poisonous snakes. To the south is Sao Paulo, not far from the coast of Brazil, in the ocean lies the island of Queimada Grande. In appearance this is a heavenly place, untouched by man. But there is a simple explanation for this - the whole island is simply teeming with poisonous snakes. The population density is so high that there are from one to five of them per square meter. The snakes feed on migratory birds that stop on the island in search of rest. Probably, it is this island that should rightfully be called Snake Island, and not the one that is located in the Black Sea. Local reptiles reach a length of a meter. Their name is the island bothrops or the golden copperhead. The bite of such snakes is dangerous - bothrops is to blame for 90% of deaths in Brazil from snake bites. The creatures are so deadly that a patrol of the country's naval forces is constantly on duty near the island, not allowing anyone to approach the island of Queimada Grande. Scientists and the film crew of the Discovery TV channel were able to visit the island only a couple of times. And I can’t believe that the Portuguese colonialists once planned to grow bananas here.

Monkey paradise. Monkeys live in many places, but one Caribbean island inhabited by them is simply their paradise. Off the coast of Puerto Rico lies an uninhabited piece of land called Cayo. There, in 1938, 409 rhesus macaques were released. Animals, which are sacred to Hindus, quickly became accustomed to the closed world. Today there are already 940 individuals on the island. Animals, without knowing it, are the object of study by the University of Puerto Rico. Employees take care of the macaques, performing humane experiments on them. After all, even long-term simple observation of our distant relatives can provide a lot of useful information. Only a scientist can get to the island to communicate with monkeys. But anyone can watch the monkey paradise. To do this, you just need to rent a boat. You will even be able to see animals swimming in the ocean, because they are not afraid of water.

Spitsbergen. The island is the largest in the Svalbard archipelago. It is located north of Scandinavia in the Arctic Ocean. Spitsbergen officially belongs to Norway. The local town of Longyearbyen is the northernmost settlement, home to more than a thousand people. Moving around the island itself is dangerous - a polar bear can attack a person at any moment. This is why the law requires everyone to carry a firearm. Spitsbergen became famous for the UN initiative. Thanks to her, the World Seed Vault was created on the island. In it, at low temperatures, samples of seeds of basic agricultural plants are stored, which may be useful in the event of some kind of global catastrophe.

North Sentinel. In the Bay of Bengal, 32 kilometers west of Smith Island, is North Sentinel Island. Its area of ​​72 square kilometers is almost entirely covered with dense forests. Exceptions are a few coastal sandy beaches. A mysterious tribe was discovered on the island - the Sentinelese. They extremely vigorously resist any contact with civilization. The newcomers even face death in their excessive desire to get closer to the natives. This reluctance to contact scientists, as well as the difficulty of exploring the island itself, has led to the fact that today practically nothing is known about the tribe. Researchers can only guess what language the locals use and what their culture is. It is not even clear how many of them live on the island. Although officially North Sentinel is part of the Andaman Islands, the local government has long left the island alone, giving it de facto autonomy.

Saber Island. This island, unusual in many ways, is famous mainly for the fact that it slowly moves across the world's oceans. Moreover, the direction chosen is strictly east, and the speed of movement is about 200 meters per year. Scientists are unable to explain the nature of this phenomenon. After all, the island is the top of an underwater mountain located on a tectonic plate. The movement of the island must mean its movement. However, the slabs usually move only a few millimeters during the year. Externally, the island actually resembles a saber, or an octopus tentacle. If the length of the Saber is 42 kilometers, then the width is only one and a half. The Canadian island stretches from west to east, and it is located in the Atlantic Ocean, 110 kilometers southeast of Halifax. Scientists at the beginning of the 20th century discovered a strange pattern - the western part of Saber is constantly under the influence of strong waves and currents. This leads to the destruction of the rocky coast. But the opposite part is always calm. Where the sand deposits came from there remains a mystery. As a result, the size of the island remains unchanged; on the one hand, the island is destroyed, and on the other, it grows due to sand. A couple of dozen scientists live on Sabla permanently. They monitor meteorological equipment, beacons and radio stations. Another feature of the island is the constant terrible bad weather on it. Only in July can ships approach Sable, and even then mooring to the shore is complicated by shoals, rocks and reefs. Tourists are prohibited from coming here; the territory itself is a protected area. However, the Canadian government may give special permission to a photographer or researcher to come here.

Last edition of the material: July 2017

Many people believe that a holiday on the islands is a paradise holiday. And they are not wrong. Probably, heaven was in some such place, and not in heaven at all. Our list of the wonderful islands of the world, of course, is not exhaustive, since a lifetime would not be enough to describe all, all, all the beautiful and interesting places. We have made a selection of the most popular islands among tourists, which are definitely worth your attention.

Madeira

Country: Portugal

This is an entire archipelago with extremely beautiful nature: endemic birds chirping in dense forests, rocks on which sea waves crash... And all this borders on stunningly cozy European buildings and European tourist services.

Majorca

Country: Spain

This is one of the most environmentally friendly resorts in the Mediterranean Sea. In addition, it is always very affordable. The mild maritime climate allows you to relax here all year round. In Mallorca, history and beautiful architecture are intertwined with tourist-friendly forests, and the coastline offers breathtaking views and excellent beaches.

Canaries
Location: Atlantic Ocean
Country: Spain

The Canary archipelago is a place where the maximum number of attractions is concentrated in relatively small spaces. And what kind! The symbol of the archipelago is the Teide volcano with its eternally snow-capped peak, which looks almost the same in both winter and summer. And what about the Maspalomas dunes, which border the ocean! And tourists also love the Canaries because they are islands of eternal spring: it is never too cold or hot here.

Cape Verde
Location: Atlantic Ocean
Country: Cape Verde

Experienced tourists believe that the good thing about the Cape Verde Islands is that the tourism industry here has not yet been put into operation, and therefore the attitude towards tourists is very reverent. In addition, these islands are somewhat reminiscent of the Canary Islands. Here you can visit uninhabited islands, and see black dunes and volcanic craters, on the slopes of which grapes are grown.

Zanzibar
Location: Indian Ocean
Country: Tanzania

Zanzibar is a real African island exotic, complete peace and unity with nature in the middle of snow-white sandy beaches, as if created from powdered sugar, snorkeling to coral reefs, a trip to giant tame turtles, flying dogs and baobab trees.

Madagascar
Location: Indian Ocean
Country: Republic of Madagascar

When talking about traveling to Madagascar, it is worth mentioning the exceptionally exotic nature. This piece of land once broke away from a huge continent - and as a result, evolution took its own path here. Local animals are completely different from others; they are mostly endemic. Also the tourist hallmark of the island are the giant baobab trees, shrouded in the fog typical of these places. A truly spectacle for true travel connoisseurs.

Maldives
Location: Indian Ocean
Country: Maldives

The Maldives is luxurious bliss, complete relaxation, music playing everywhere and no alcohol. All this condition is complemented by houses for tourists, unusually standing in the crystal clear turquoise waters of the ocean.

Sri Lanka
Location: Indian Ocean
Country: Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka (old name - Ceylon)

It is here that you can go on a river safari among huge mangroves with snakes hanging from them, and also climb Adam's Peak, a huge sacred mountain. And be sure to try for yourself what real Ayurvedic practices are.

Samui
Location: Gulf of Thailand
Country: Thailand

This is an island for those who love the bliss and exoticism of Southeast Asia. Here you can ride elephants, see Buddhist temples, swim in the shallow waters of the Gulf of Thailand, bask on the hot sand, watch snake shows and taste delicious exotic food.

Phuket
Location: Indian Ocean
Country: Thailand

Phuket is a resort for the wealthy. There are numerous bungalows lined up along the coastline here. And the symbol of this island are huge rocks growing directly from the ocean waters. All the same exotics that Koh Samui offers are also available here.

Ko Chang
Location: Gulf of Thailand
Country: Thailand

Koh Chang (Elephant Island) is located off the coast of Thailand and is one of its most accessible islands for travelers - both in price and in terms of transport. On Ko Chang you will see stunningly beautiful sunsets, and you will also be able to climb mountains covered with dense jungle. In addition, there is an absolutely stunning elephant nursery, where you can ride elephants among banana thickets, and also order a swim with baby elephants in the sea.

Samet
Location: Gulf of Thailand
Country: Thailand

In terms of accessibility, it is even simpler than Koh Chang; the island offers a completely budget holiday. It is very small, but there are secluded places here, which is why Samet was chosen by Europeans. Hotels offer accommodation mainly in bungalows located directly on the beach.

Bali
Location: Indian Ocean, Bali Sea, Pacific Ocean
Country: Indonesia

Bali is a very exotic place, saturated with humid fogs, stormy sea waters, Buddhist symbolism with elements of animism. Bali also has very tasty cuisine and interesting traditions. A true traveler should visit Bali at least once in his life.

Borneo
Location: South China Sea and other seas
Country: Malaysia, Indonesia

The highlight of Borneo is its virginity and endemic plants and animals. So, for example, here you will meet proboscis monkeys or see a corpse lily in the jungle, which emits a terrible smell, but is very beautiful, and you can also get acquainted with predatory flowers that can slam their “mouths” shut.

Komodo Islands
Location: Indian Ocean
Country: Indonesia

The symbol of the Komodo Islands is the monitor lizard, which is one of the most ancient animals on Earth. They look very touching, but don’t put your finger in their mouth - the monitor lizard is very predatory, and is not averse to feasting on even a person.

Djerba
Location: Mediterranean Sea
Country: Tunisia

The island of Djerba is one of the most expensive resorts in Tunisia, but Tunisia itself is inexpensive, so you won’t spend too much money on Djerba. There is a lagoon here where pink flamingos live: when there are a lot of them, the spectacle is simply amazing.

Fiji
Location: Pacific Ocean
Country: Republic of Fiji

Fiji is famous for the fact that here you will explore tropical rainforests, swim in the clearest waters of the ocean, watch the life of geckos and iguanas, and plunge into the unique ethnic flavor of this island forgotten by our people.

Bora Bora
Location: Pacific Ocean
Country: French Polynesia

If we talk about the most beautiful sea and beach holidays, it is simply impossible not to remember Bora Bora. Here is one of the most interesting underwater worlds on the Planet that can be accessed by snorkelers. Walking in the thickets of orchids and ferns, swimming in grottoes and lagoons, exploring stingrays - all this will give you the island of Bora Bora.

Dominican Republic

Country: Dominican Republic

Palm trees bent over secluded beaches, the clearest Caribbean Sea, the colonial capital of Santo Domingo, luxurious Punta Cana and Puerto Plata. Over the past years, the Dominican Republic, thanks to its mild, warm climate, rich cultural and historical heritage and excellent hotel infrastructure, has gradually won the title of a world-famous tourist center.

Vanuatu
Location: Pacific Ocean
Country: Republic of Vanuatu

The islands of Vanuatu are pristine places in the volcanic mountains, home to local tribes who know no civilization. If you want something truly unusual, then this is the place for you. It is after such a trip that you can brag about your trip even among experienced travelers!

Hawaii
Location: Pacific Ocean
Country: USA

If you really want to give yourself the greatest joy in life - a vacation in a real paradise, where the beach, tropics and sea allow you to forget from the daily hustle and bustle, then you should definitely go to Hawaii. The entire chain of islands is made up of volcanoes. This is Diamond Head on the island of Oahu, fire-breathing Kilauea in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park (Big Island of Hawaii), where you may see hot lava for the first time in your life. The island of Maui is famous for the beauty of the inactive crater of the Haleakala volcano.

Bahamas
Location: Atlantic Ocean
Country: Bahamas

George Washington called them the Islands of Eternal June. And if you tell someone that you are going to the Bahamas, you will definitely see an envious reaction, because this vacation is not for everyone, but only for the elite. For those who truly appreciate natural attractions and believe in mysticism. What is the Bimini Road worth? American soothsayer Edgar Cayce called it the lost Atlantis. And after that, 700 meters of neatly laid out limestone blocks, which are called the Bimini Road, were discovered in the sea, off the coast of Paradise Point in North Bimini. Obviously, this is not a natural, but a man-made monument. But who built it?

Marieta Island
Location: Pacific Ocean
Country: Mexico

The highlight of Marieta Island is its unusual beach, which is called hidden. It is located inside a huge rock cavity into which sea water is poured.

Seychelles
Location: Indian Ocean
Country: Republic of Seychelles

Seychelles is a resort for the very rich. In addition to first-class recreation, the islands also offer an opportunity to meet Seychelles turtles, explore the famous sloping rocks falling into the ocean, and be sure to buy the world-famous huge coconuts.

Mauritius
Location: Indian Ocean
Country: Republic of Mauritius

Mauritius is a civilized exotic and the best hotels in the Indian Ocean. These are magnificent beaches framed by palm trees. This is a glamorous holiday for the elite. If you are in Mauritius, you don't need to prove anything to anyone. The very fact of your being there speaks for itself.

Cuba
Location: Caribbean
Country: Republic of Cuba

This is an island nation with incredibly beautiful landscapes, beaches and attractions! However, of course, tourists are interested in the special culture of this country, which seems to be stuck in the last century, as well as the world-famous Cuban cigars, Cuban dances and Cuban rum.

Jamaica
Location: Caribbean
Country: Jamaica

Few tourists know, but Jamaica is famous for its nudist and swing hotels. Jamaica also gave the world such a direction of music and art, as well as a philosophy of life, like reggae. Jamaica is literally imbued with the spirit of regularity and freedom. It is also famous for its brilliant carnivals and other fun holidays.

Malta
Location: Mediterranean Sea
Country: Republic of Malta

Malta is one of the very beautiful archipelagos and at the same time financially accessible to the majority of tourists. This is an island offering European service, an island with a rich history. Beach holidays here are good, and among excursions, walking is preferable, as the places are very beautiful.

Cyprus
Location: Mediterranean Sea
Country: Republic of Cyprus

Cyprus is a wonderful island of sea and sun. Cyprus is the birthplace of Aphrodite. Cyprus is a tasty morsel that has changed hands throughout its history, remaining on the periphery of various empires. Cyprus is a place where you can fall in love at first sight...

Sardinia
Location: Mediterranean Sea
Country: Italy

E that Italian island offers tourists a mild climate, interesting history and amazingly delicious Mediterranean cuisine. Here you will plunge into the blue sea waters, dive to sunken ships, visit Neptune's cave and taste excellent Muscat wine.

Crete
Location: Mediterranean Sea
Country: Greece

Crete is rightfully considered one of the paradise islands of the world. Beautiful landscapes, ancient history, and rich cultural traditions intertwine here. In addition, Crete is located at a relatively short distance from us, which means that in terms of money it is much more affordable than other paradise places.

Easter Island
Location: Pacific Ocean
Country: Chile

The symbol of Easter Island are the statues that settled here hundreds of years ago and were created by people from a vanished civilization. We don’t know why this civilization died out. But Easter Island is still imbued with its spirit. And the tourist will find here, in addition to the historical part of the trip, also many purely physical pleasures, such as taking a natural bath among the stones with warm water from a natural spring - with a view of the ocean in front of your eyes and a glass of champagne in your hand.

Galapagos Islands
Location: Pacific Ocean
Country: Ecuador

The Galapagos Islands are the pinnacle of a traveler's dreams. They are located very far away, so once you are here, you can say with confidence that you have seen the end of the world. And at the end of the world, at the same time, people live a rather measured life, sharing islands with fur seals, which are the goal of absolutely all tourists arriving here.