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Manuel Antonio park is just south of Quepos on the Pacific Coast, about 100km from San José. Its expansive white sand beaches are met by an evergreen forest that grows right up to the high tide line! The park includes 12 small isles just off the coast often visited by a number of dolphins and, at times, migrating whales!
The mountain zone where La Paz Waterfall Garden is located also happens to be a migration corridor for hundreds of species of Costa Rican birds as they migrate to various altitudes in search of blooming fruit trees!
The combination of pristine beaches and tropical rainforests makes Costa Rica the perfect spot for both beach and nature lovers alike. The biodiversity in the lush forests of La Paz Waterfall Gardens near San José is spectacular- it is home to rare birds, butterflies, monkeys, snakes, sloths, frogs and jaguars. My sister is an amateur bird photographer, so I can expect to spend the most time at their aviary, which boasts 40 species of birds, and the hummingbird garden that has 26 documented species!
For thrill seekers, beach bums, nature fiends and honeymooners alike, Costa Rica is a freewheeling adventure playground.
Next stop, Costa Rica!
In the sphere of sustainable development, the republic of Palau is a giant. Check out this article showing how they are leading the world in environmental protection!
Jellyfish Lake in the Rock Islands is home to the stingless jellyfish, only found in Palau. The whole archipelago is known for its unique dive sites and unspoiled natural beauty!
The Rock Islands of Palau are a small collection of limestone or coral uprises in Palau's Southern Lagoon, between Koror and Peleliu. The approximately 250-300 islands are a remarkable sight from above!
For the adventurers who are eager for a Hawaiian experience off the beaten path, the Papalaua Falls on the northern part of Moloka’i Island are not to be missed. The falls are located at the beginning of a deep valley and are surrounded by lush green vegetation and rise an impressive 1200ft!
Kilauea Volcano is one of Hawaii’s most active volcanoes. It lies just to the south of the Mauna Loa Volcano on the Big Island of Hawai’i. You can opt to book a helicopter tour over Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park for an incredible view!
One activity not to pass up when traveling to Thailand is visiting an elephant sanctuary. Asian elephants are an endangered species. Experts believe there are now less than 2000 wild elephants living in Thailand and the population is rapidly declining due to loss of habitat. There are many elephant camps and conservation centers that offer elephant experiences, so be sure to look for one that is credible, as the ecotourism trend has increased elephant abuse.
The first Thai island to visit is Phi Phi Lee, which is located between the large island of Phucket and the western Strait of Malacca coast of the mainland. Phi Phi Lee’s jagged green karsts conceal the calm turquoise Phileh Lagoon, which you might recognize from Leonardo DiCaprio’s 2000 movie The Beach.
After Bangkok edged out London as 2013's most-visited city, Thailand has finally gained global recognition for what seasoned travelers have known all along: it's one of the most magical and affordable
Thailand has hundreds of islands, it will be hard to narrow down only a few!
The Ithaa Undersea restaurant at the luxurious Hotel Conrad Maldives Rangali is not to be missed. Imagine being 16-feet below the water with a stunning 180-degree view of the local marine life and nearby coral reef!
The Maldives is a chain of nearly 1,200 islands in the Indian Ocean, clustered in 26 major coral atolls. The islands average only 4 feet, 11 inches above sea level, making it one of the world’s flattest countries. Some scientists predict that the country could be underwater by 2050 due to global warming. Six islands in the Maldives were destroyed by the 2004 Indonesian-Indian Ocean tsunami!
This endangered country is next on my list!
When visiting the Dominican Republic, escape the popular tourist destination of Punta Cana and take a day trip to the Isla Saona. You will sail over crystal waters and have a chance to snorkel over a starfish colony. On the island you can enjoy a freshly caught lobster for lunch!
Thasos, Greece (by Ev Ge)
Gorgeous shade of blue!
