Have you heard of the Andaman Islands? No?! Well, you've almost certainly heard of Zanzibar! We present to you a selection of the top 7 paradise islands, according to travel experts.
It doesn't matter whether you are planning a classic summer vacation or just want to escape the winter or summer heat.
Paradise islands, which are always the right choice
Con Dao, Vietnam
Con Dao is an often overlooked holiday destination in the Vietnam, so you will still find a piece of land here that has not been occupied by tourists. Con Dao, which is located along the southern coast of Vietnam, is one of the smaller, touristically undeveloped islands. The long sandy beaches are perfect for lounging, and the crystal clear sea offers good opportunities for water sports.
The city center has a lovely seaside atmosphere with small restaurants, and the real spectacle is the cute turtles that you can watch at night hatching their eggs or diving into the sea.
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Mauritius
A destination extremely popular among newlyweds and families with children. In fact on this African island, which has much more Asian than African characteristics, everyone finds something for themselves.
Tropical weather, sandy beaches and reefs perfect for diving and snorkeling. The west coast offers the best beaches, the most magical sunsets and calm seas, and in individual bays you can even swim with dolphins and turtles in the morning.
Photo: envatoMajorca, Spain
The Balearic Islands are one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe. Majorca – the third largest Spanish island, has recently received a lot of attention, as word of its beauty has spread far and wide. There are many reasons to visit Mallorca, from natural beauty to centuries-old culture. This beautiful Balearic island combines nature, incredible beaches and bays, mysterious towns, gastronomy and cultural wealth.
During your visit, visit the Serra de Tramuntana region, which is protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is located in the northwest of the island, and here you can find some of the most beautiful villages of the island - Valldemossa, Deià, Sóller and Fornalutx.
Photo: envatoKoh Samui, Thailand
No travel by Thai it's not complete without a vacation on one of the islands. Koh Samui is particularly beautiful, offering a mix of beautiful beaches, a range of fantastic resorts and easy exploration opportunities.
Hop on a sailboat and sail around the island, stopping in between on a secluded sandy beach for a delicious picnic.
Photo: envatoVancouver Island, Canada
The island Vancouver is home to the charming little city of Victoria, the capital of British Columbia, known primarily for its British influence and flower gardens. But the island is much larger, as Victoria is located in the extreme south, and Vancouver stretches for more than 300 km to the north. Anyway.
From whales to bears, this area is a veritable paradise for spotting wildlife. Here you can hang out with humpback whales, orcas and gray whales, and on land you can observe grizzlies and black bears from afar.
Photo: envatoZanzibar, Tanzania
Zanzibar is located off the coast of Tanzania. It is also known as "Spice Island" or the island of spices, and it is also famous for the fact that the famous Freddie Mercury was born here. The island has a rich history and culture and offers beautiful white sandy beaches and tropical weather.
On individual parts of the island, the waves recede far away due to the tide, which gives you the opportunity to take a closer look at life in the small pools that remain. But if you want to avoid the tide, the north coast is perfect for you, as it boasts the best beaches.
Photo: envatoAndaman and Nicobar Islands, India
Of the 572 islands from the islet Andaman and Nicobar Islands only 38 of them are inhabited. Moreover, only 26 of them are open to tourists. For decades, the remoteness of the atoll has attracted divers who are fascinated by the abundance of coral reefs and the colorful life in them. Due to its remoteness, it is extremely popular even among the biggest star names such as Johnny Depp and Kate Winslet.
The British used the Andaman Islands as a prison for decades, until independence. Today, visitors can find white sandy beaches here – including Havelock Island's Radhanagar Beach, considered one of the best in Asia – as well as mangroves and lush tropical rainforests.
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