What comes to mind when you think exotic turquoise, blue
water, white Sandy beaches, coconut palm trees, turtles and
whale Sharks, maybe a tropical jungle almost untouched by
humans. We have listed in this guide so much more from our
bucket list, the most exotic places to visit before you die.
Let us know below, and we'd love to hear about your choice.
Which of the countries below listed?
Have you always wanted to visit without further Ado?
Here are the 10 most exotic places to visit one.
Borneo, The Island of Borneo forms part of the Asian Malay
Archipelago and is divided into three different States, Malaysia,
Indonesia and Brunei.
The Island has been surrounded by magnificent tropical beaches,
ideal for diving, angling or just spending the day at the
dream beaches it has to offer.
Island Borneo is renowned for the magnificent green rainforests
that sprawl over the territory, teaming with various wildlife,
including, for example, clouded Leopards and orangutangs.
People who visit Borneo can see rainforests and more of the
stunning nature that the Island of Borneo has to offer like
waterfalls, cliffs and stunning stone formations.
Or even though diving to observe the extraordinary marine
living underneath the waves to Greenland, the world's biggest
Island, the country of Greenland, stretches from the Northern
Atlantic Ocean, at which it meets the Arctic Ocean.
The majority of Greenland is covered in a thick, durable
coating of solid ice along the Rocky fjords of this Coast.
It is where most of the population lives.
Visitors of Greenland can learn about Inuit history and culture
in any one of the nation's museums that are fascinating,
and so they can also find an enormous selection of wildlife
there as well, including whitetailed Eagles, seals, polar
bears, walruses, reindeer and humpback whales.
All these creatures and a lot more natural shores could be
observed on boat excursions or although diving, skiing, snow,
shoeing, or mountaineering as a result of Greenland's Rocky
landscapes, it is the perfect one of a lifetime adventure.
Number three, Namibia Namibia is a unique country with lots
of beautiful wildlife.
It is located on the southwest Coast of Africa.
It is split into several different landscapes, such as the
Namib Desert, the Atlantic Ocean Coast, and the Namibian
Savannah Woodlands.
Namibia has more than 300 days of Sunshine a year, so visitors
will have a great opportunity to get outside and explore
some of the most significant Lions, antelopes, elephants,
and so many more exotic animals.
In the nighttime, visitors will probably be stunned by the
vast amount of stars you can observe up in the Sky as Namibia
has been selected as one of the very best destinations on
the planet for stargazing.
Don't miss this chance while you are visiting Namibia.
Number four, say shells, say shells is found off the Southern
shore of Africa in the Indian Ocean, a vast archipelago of
over 100 Islands, 115, to be precise and home of the giant
El Debra Tortoises and the most photographed Beach in the
world. Ensor's Dagon, soft white sand, clear turquoise water,
and huge granite boulders sculptured by the elements in time
itself, these stunning exotic Islands home to dream Sandy
white beaches in exclusive luxury hotels from which visitors
can go on exclusive diving and snorkeling excursions amongst
the coral reefs and even find a native giant Aldabra torus.
Do not miss this picture perfect opportunity, say Shells
offers a natural reserve of tropical forests, waterfalls
and also Rocky green Hills and the mountainous rainforest
of Moon Sesil Away National Park, where visitors can research
independently or even take a tour and explore the wilderness.
Five.
Madagascar The Island has been isolated for almost 90,000,000
years of its history.
Madagascar is a dream destination for outdoor lovers.
Here, 90% of the flora and fauna you find here are endemic
and cannot be found naturally in any other part of the world.
Like the Lamer Madagascar signature animal drive into the
epic landscapes from rainforests to deserts, sandstone canyons,
just an incredible diversity you won't find anywhere else
here. You can find also resorts so remote, you'll need a
private planner boat to get there.
Much of this biodiversity is threatened by climate change
in population pressure, giving each trip a sense of urgency.
To visit this unique Island, try to taste the local cuisine.
Rama, Zava and Rabito are its specialties.
Number six.
Tibet, Tibet, an autonomous Chinese region in the Himalayas
named the Roof of the world for the tall, imposing mountains
in the region, including the 8 850 meters tall Mount Everest,
the King of Mountains, which is shared with Napal.
Independent travel, is not allowed in Tibet as a tourist,
so all visitors to the region must arrange their trip through
a travel agent at least six to 8 weeks ahead of time.
And they must use a private tour guide for the length of
their stay in Tibet, who will be with travelers for around
three to 5 hours each day.
Once in the region, visitors, Tibet can explore many monuments,
temples, as well as some of the stunning nature in the region.
Like the Himalayas.
Number seven, Antarctica, Antarctica, the seventh continent,
the southernmost continent and sight of the South Pole is
a virtually uninhabited icecovered landmass.
One of a lifetime trip to scratch off your bucket list.
Antarctica is not a country.
It has no government and no Indigenous population.
Instead, the entire continent is set aside as a scientific
preserve. You can get there from Ushuaia, Argentina, or on
an authentic expedition ship that will allow you to set foot
on the glacial landscapes.
Unlike cruises, which gets you only close to it, walk amongst
Penguins and seals.
Enjoy the glaciers, icebergs and stunning wildlife.
You find many whales here as well.
Try to stay for camping and listen to the rumblings of the
glaciers and the voices of Penguins as you drift into sleep.
It must be a one truly unique experience.
Number eight, French Polynesia, The South Pacific state of
French Polynesia includes over 100 Islands in five distinct
archipelagos, only about 50% of them that are actually occupied.
French Polynesia is a favorite tourist spot where Moss green
peaks are lined with vivid tortoise lagoons and overwater
bungalows seduce the visitor.
Even together with Islands like Tahiti and Bora Bora taking
the lead in popularity, it is a place to take it slow and
experience warm, laid back Island culture go snorkeling with
black tip, Reef Sharks, Stingrays, and 700 species of tropical
fish. Don't forget your underwater camera on this trip, a
beautiful jungle landscape that is only begging to be researched.
Tahiti, formed of two ancient volcanic cones, is particularly
striking because of its dramatic silhouette, which rises
7 352 feet.
That's 2 241 meters above sea level.
The Island of Maria, separated from Tahiti by a Channel 8
5 miles that's 14 kilometers wide, is also a high Island
and is encircled with brilliant white coral sand beaches.
Nine Galapagos Islands The Galapagos Islands, is a volcanic
archipelago of about 19 Islands and many smaller islets in
the Pacific Ocean.
It's considered one of the world's foremost destinations
for wildlife viewing.
A province of Ecuador, it lies about 1,000 kilometers off
its Coast.
It's isolated to rain shelters, a diversity of plant and
animal species.
Many found nowhere else.
Charles Darwin visited in 18 35, and his observation of Galapagos
species later inspired his theory of evolution in Galapagos.
You need to watch your step, or you may inadvertently tread
a native wildlife.
Abundant, UN, fearful wildlife.
Visitors can get up close and personal to some of the world's
rarest animals.
Sea Lions are all over town and on the Beach a unique experience
not to be missed.
The Galapagos Islands are a bucket list destination for good
reason. Number 10.
Petra Jordan Rising out of a cliff between the Red Sea and
the Dead Sea, the lost City of Petra, one of the new seven
wonders of the world.
This beautiful city is carved into the red sandstone of the
cliffs behind it.
And that's why it is often referred to as the Red Rose City.
The city of Petra was once the capital of the Navate in Kingdom.
It dates back to around 300 BC.
It contains several temples, tombs, and carve structures
spread across the Sandy landscape, which are available for
exploration by visitors.
In addition to the magnificent remains of the Nabateans City,
human settlement and land use for over 10 0 years can be
traced in Petra, where great natural, cultural, archaeological,
and geological features merge.
85 Petro was designated a World Heritage Site.
Also, Petro was chosen by the Smithsonian magazine as one
of the 28 places you should go.
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