Tourist Attractions

Massive turquoise lagoon. No general tourist access but high value as protected area.

19th century plantation remains where islanders processed copra. Viewable by military personnel only.

Protected area where endangered tern species breed in colonies.

National park protecting entire uninhabited island with rare seabirds and primitive vegetation, entry by permit only

Uninhabited beach with pure white sand and turquoise waters

Channel famous for strong currents, drift snorkeling with colorful fish schools

Active volcano at 2,361m elevation with panoramic island and ocean views from crater rim

First marine protected area in Indian Ocean, dugong and humpback whale observation spot

Historic mosque built in 15th century with iconic white minaret

Emerald-colored crater lake. Spectacular views from the surrounding trail

Popular white sand beach where you can swim with sea turtles

Peninsula and lagoon where mangroves and baobabs intermingle

UNESCO World Heritage registered in 2019. Massive protected area where sub-Antarctic ecosystems remain almost untouched.

TAAF''s central facility with administrative offices, meteorological observatory, and museum exhibition room.

Sub-Antarctic glacier flowing directly into sea. Observe powerful ice wall collapse up close.

Active volcano at 2,745 m. Weather permitting, offers views of vast glaciers and Indian Ocean from crater rim.

Thick glacier covering volcanic slopes. Glacier terminus flowing directly into the sea is spectacular.

World-class colony with tens of thousands of penguins and numerous seals breeding.

Classic spot for observing lemurs including indri. Night tours also popular.

Iconic Madagascar photo spot with giant tree-lined road against sunset.

Merina Kingdom palace ruins. Under restoration after fire, open as museum.

UNESCO Biosphere Reserve lagoon where large groups of manta rays and whale sharks gather.

The country''s largest mosque with a symbolic golden dome, completed in 1984.

National museum displaying artifacts from the Sultanate period and ancient Buddhist relics.

One of the world's most accessible and frequently erupting active volcanoes. Lava field trails are popular.

At 3,069m elevation, offers stunning 360-degree views and sea of clouds at sunrise. Overnight refuge stays followed by early morning summit climbs are typical.

One of the UNESCO World Heritage areas. Famous for hot springs and lentil dishes.

A UNESCO World Heritage pristine forest where giant coco de mer palms grow, forming a mystical valley.

A pristine giant atoll inhabited by over 150,000 Aldabra giant tortoises.

One of the world's most scenic beaches featuring granite boulders and turquoise shallows.

Vast African montane rainforest where chimpanzees and over 200 bird species can be observed.

60m-class waterfall deep in the jungle. Hiking course and picnic spots are popular.

The country's largest museum housing 2,000 items including royal drums, crowns, and pottery from the kingdom era.

West Africa's highest peak stratovolcano, popular for climbing and trails

Biodiversity treasure trove with gorillas and colobus in tropical rainforest

Savanna area where elephants, giraffes, and lions can be observed

UNESCO World Heritage. Diverse large mammals including white rhino and elephants inhabit savanna and wetlands

Part of tri-national protected area. Famous for 'bai' salt springs where forest elephants gather

Impressive 50m high waterfall with increased water volume during rainy season

UNESCO World Heritage featuring sandstone arches, canyons, and prehistoric rock art.

18 freshwater and saltwater lakes remaining in Sahara Desert. Fantastical contrast of deep blue waters and sand dunes.

Protected area with high density of large wildlife including elephants, giraffes, and lions.

Ecotour base for observing western lowland gorillas and forest elephants in tropical rainforest

Pristine forest including Sangha River basin World Heritage area with researcher protection facilities

Biodiversity hotspot where ocean meets inland wetlands, also known as sea turtle nesting site

Africa's oldest national park, famous for mountain gorillas and the active Nyiragongo volcano

World Heritage Site recognized as Grauer's gorilla habitat

Important sanctuary for northern white rhinos and giraffes

Volcano at 3,008m elevation popular for tropical cloud forest trekking.

Beautiful Neo-Gothic landmark built in 1897.

Scenic area with black sand beaches and volcanic rock formations.

Also called "Africa's last Eden," where elephants walk beaches and surfing hippos can be seen.

Mixed World Heritage for savanna-tropical forest interlacing landscape and Paleolithic rock engravings.

Famous as sea turtle nesting ground; day-trip range from Libreville.

Highland forest at the foot of the Virunga volcanoes. Sanctuary for mountain gorillas.

One of Africa's largest pristine montane forests. Observe 13 primate species including chimpanzees.

Big Five habitat with savannah, wetlands, and lakes.

UNESCO Biosphere Reserve with tropical cloud forest and endemic bird species

663m volcanic pinnacle, a dream destination for rock climbers

Popular snorkeling and diving spot with coral reefs and clear blue waters

World Heritage site world-famous for endangered mountain gorilla trekking

UNESCO cultural heritage symbolizing kingdom politics and traditional architecture

Enjoy powerful waterfall where White Nile drops through gorge and safari simultaneously

A labyrinthine old town from the Ottoman era, registered as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Roman Empire's grid-pattern city ruins called 'the Pompeii of Africa'.

Mountain city ruins preserving well-maintained theater and Trajan's Arch.

Well-preserved Roman Empire city ruins with amphitheater and basilica

Ancient Phoenician-origin city with iconic Mediterranean-facing theater

Ancient Greek colonial city with Apollo Temple and Agora remains

Center of Marrakech medina where street performances and food stalls continue all night

World's largest labyrinth-like medina and traditional tannery workshops

Africa's largest mosque jutting into Atlantic Ocean

Ancient Phoenician city Carthage ruins. Highlights include Byrsa Hill and Roman bath ruins.

UNESCO World Heritage. Labyrinthine souks and Ottoman-era mansions remain.

Roman Empire giant colosseum. Very well preserved.

World Heritage-listed monumental stone architecture from the Old Kingdom

Housing approximately 120,000 artifacts including Tutankhamun's golden mask

Amun temple complex featuring an impressive Great Hypostyle Hall

Spectacular waterfalls over 400m wide. Water volume increases dramatically during rainy season.

Protected area where large mammals like hippos and elephants can be observed.

Moon-like erosion formations offering beautiful sunset views.

The world's largest inland delta. Water safaris by mokoro (canoe) are popular.

One of the world's highest elephant densities. River cruises are famous.

A vast reserve where oryx and lions inhabit the dry savanna.

Fortress hill built by Moshoeshoe I for the kingdom. Magnificent views.

Waterfall with a 198m drop. World's longest commercial abseiling experience available.

Core dam of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project. Massive concrete arch and lakeside scenery.

UNESCO Natural Heritage known as freshwater fish paradise. Snorkeling popular.

Small island called lake paradise. 19th-century cathedral and white sand beaches attractive.

Ancient rock painting group left by indigenous hunter-gatherers and farmers. Registered World Cultural Heritage.

Mountain massif jutting into sea and lagoon landscape, known as sanctuary for escaped slaves.

Indian immigrant reception facility ruins. UNESCO World Heritage site.

National park popular for endemic species forests and gorge hiking trails.

Historic city lined with Portuguese colonial stone architecture, also registered as World Heritage.

Diving paradise with transparent waters and coral reefs.

Safari destination observing lions, elephants, wattled cranes.

Surreal landscape of red dunes and white clay pan with dead trees, popular with photographers

Famous safari destination where diverse animals gather around salt pan

Desolate coastline dotted with shipwrecks from dense fog and rough seas

World-renowned reserve where Big Five and other wildlife can be observed via 4WD safari.

Flat-topped mountain at 1,086m elevation. Enjoy spectacular views and endemic fynbos plants via cable car.

Scenic cliff location near the junction of Atlantic and Indian Oceans, often confused with Cape Point.

One of the world's three great waterfalls. Spectacular rainbows and spray with helicopter tours and bungee jumping being popular.

Stone city ruins from the 12th-15th centuries. Origin of the country name and national bird.

World Heritage site where you can observe elephants and hippos up close by canoe safari.

Giant granite dome with 350m elevation difference. Popular for hiking and scenic views.

Lush green resort area called "Valley of Heaven."

Country's oldest wildlife sanctuary where zebras and hippos can be seen.

One of the three great waterfalls in the world. Devil's Pool experience during dry season is popular

Birthplace of walking safaris, treasure trove of Big Five

Largest national park in the country with African buffalo and cheetah observation

11 underground churches carved from rock in the 12th-13th centuries.

Habitat for Gelada baboons and Walia ibex with cliffs exceeding 4,500m elevation.

Sacred site known for ancient Kingdom of Aksum stelae and Ark of the Covenant legend.

Art Deco and Futurist architecture complex from the Italian colonial period. UNESCO World Heritage Site registered in 2017.

Pearl of the Red Sea featuring Ottoman-style buildings made of coral stone and narrow alleyways.

Red Sea''s largest archipelago with about 350 islands, a paradise for diving and birdwatching.

Below-sea-level salt lake with transparent turquoise blue and spreading salt crystals

Secret place known for limestone chimney rock formations and flamingo flocks

Precious mountain forest remaining in arid region with endemic juniper forest spreading

World-class safari area where over one million wildebeest participate in the Great Migration.

Famous for spectacular views of giant elephant herds against the backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro.

Urban safari where giraffes and lions can be seen with high-rise buildings in the background.

Ancient quarter with white coral stone houses and Ottoman-style mosques.

Painted rock art depicting cattle and humans dating back approximately 5,000 BC.

The country's highest point at 2,416m. Features mountain vegetation contrasting with arid regions.

One of the world's largest wetlands exceeding 30,000 km². Boat safaris for bird watching and sitatunga observation

Cloud forest home to the highest peak Mount Kinyeti. Popular for hiking and bird watching

Dramatic waterfall with increased flow during rainy season. Surrounding area known as a butterfly paradise

Late Kingdom of Kush royal necropolis. Over 40 steep, small pyramids stand clustered.

Sacred mountain protruding into desert with Temple of Amun ruins and royal tombs. UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Diving spot boasting 40m visibility. Manta rays and sharks patrol the waters.

Savanna famous for the world's great wildlife migration.

A World Heritage site with diverse wildlife in a massive caldera.

Climbing mecca centered on Africa's highest peak at 5,895m.

West Africa's oldest European colonial city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with fortresses and cathedrals from the slave trade era

Trek the 2,829m active volcano and taste volcanic wine in a village within the giant caldera

A resort area with powder sand and crystal-clear waters, a mecca for windsurfing

Dahomey Kingdom successive royal palace ruins. World Heritage site preserving reliefs and thrones

4km memorial route tracing old Slave Coast trading path to "Door of No Return"

Savanna reserve spanning Niger, observing diverse large wildlife including elephants, lions, cheetahs

World Heritage Site. Remains of fortifications and museums from the slave trade era.

Forest reserve near the capital where monkeys and crocodiles can be observed.

Representative site of the World Heritage "Stone Circles of Senegambia".

World Heritage castle fortress preserving slave trade history. Underground dungeons and "Door of No Return" remain.

Sub-Saharan Africa''s oldest European architecture built in 1482. White fortress constructed by Portuguese.

Observe large birds and monkeys from 350-meter canopy walkway spanning rainforest.

UNESCO World Heritage site spanning Guinea, Côte d'Ivoire, and Liberia. Highland forest and rare animal sanctuary.

Resort islands 30 minutes by boat from capital. White sand beaches and seafood popular.

Highland plateau at 1,000m elevation dotted with waterfalls and gorges. Trekking and waterfall tours available.

World Heritage Site preserving colonial-era government quarter and merchant district; beachside cafes and coastal resort popular.

Last primary tropical rainforest habitat for pygmy chimpanzees and red colobus.

World's largest basilica magnificent with white marble and stained glass.

3,500 km² of pristine tropical rainforest hosting pygmy hippos and rare bird species

Historic landing site of freed slaves with an attached museum

Lagoon and mangrove forest bird-watching area with tidal color changes

The world's largest adobe brick architectural complex where an annual mud replastering festival takes place

Three major mosques and document repositories in a scholarly city that thrived on Saharan trade

Dogon settlements built on 500m cliffs and their unique animist beliefs

Center of Islamic scholarship since the 13th century. Sand-buried stone minaret is iconic.

World's largest tidal flats and seagrass beds. UNESCO Natural Heritage site serving as paradise for dugongs and migratory birds.

40km diameter concentric circular formation. Distinctive landscape observable from altitude and satellite photography.

Preserves the atmosphere of a medieval Saharan trading city centered around the Grand Mosque with its mud-brick minaret

One of the world's largest desert reserves, home to endemic species such as the Saharan oryx

A wetland where the Niger River meanders in a W shape; renowned for observing elephants and buffalo

A massive monolith serving as an iconic landmark near the capital.

A granite outcrop used historically as a fortress refuge.

A savanna reserve home to elephants and buffaloes, with natural hot springs.

An archipelago of 88 islands, famous for mangroves and sea turtle nesting sites.

A mangrove protected area where dolphins and waterfowl gather.

Preserves colonial-era streetscapes and vibrant markets from the Portuguese colonial period.

699-step staircase built on former cable car tracks from 1829. Panoramic views of town and sea from the top.

Residence where Napoleon spent his final 6 years. Furniture and belongings preserved as they were.

Though remains were moved to Paris, the stone tomb and garden remain as a pilgrimage site in a quiet forest.

A World Heritage site as a departure point of the slave trade. Stone fortresses and the House of Slaves remain.

A vividly pink salt lake colored by algae. Salt harvesting operations can be observed.

A charming island city lined with French colonial architecture.

Forest sanctuary protecting orphaned chimpanzees. Has an eco-lodge and popular day tours.

Scenic beach with white sand and emerald sea. Filming location for the movie 'Blood Diamond'.

Famous diving spot with ruins of British colonial forts and pristine coral reefs.

Internationally renowned kitesurfing mecca with emerald-colored shallows.

Historic district with colonial architecture from the Spanish rule era.

The ore transport belt running endlessly through the desert is impressive in scale.

World Heritage area with cylindrical dwellings called "Takienta" scattered. Traditional lifestyle still remains today.

National museum displaying prehistoric artifacts to ethnic costumes and masks.

Three-story building and outdoor area overflowing with textiles, spices, beads; enjoy price negotiation.

Stone wall ruins of a golden trade city flourishing from 11th to 16th centuries, first World Heritage site.

Savanna reserve known for elephant corridor; birdwatching sanctuary.

West Africa's largest red brick Catholic church.

A World Heritage Site renovated from an 18th-century British naval dockyard. Stone warehouses and docks remain.

A former battery site hill overlooking English Harbour. Famous for Sunday evening outdoor reggae.

A popular resort beach with white sand and shallow turquoise blue waters.

Landmark integrated resort with massive water park, aquarium, and casino.

World's first marine nature park. Exceptional transparency for snorkeling and sailing.

Unique uninhabited island where you can interact with wild swimming pigs.

UNESCO World Heritage site featuring colonial-era commercial port and fortress ruins.

Giant limestone stalactite cave toured by double-decker tram.

Hillside garden collecting rare tropical and subtropical plants.

A mystical waterside formed by giant boulders creating tide pools and caves, representing BVI's iconic scenic beauty.

A tropical cloud forest reserve offering 360-degree views from the 521m summit.

An underwater park protecting the 1867 shipwreck of a mail steamer, one of the world's premier wreck dive sites.

World-class white sand long beach. Popular for luxury resorts and sunsets

Snorkeling point where you can safely interact with wild southern stingrays

Facility conducting sea turtle conservation and breeding research. Can swim in Turtle Lagoon

World Heritage area preserving cobblestones and colonial architecture. Classic cars and streetscapes picturesque.

7km seaside promenade with beautiful sunsets. Local gathering place.

Spectacular tobacco plantations with limestone mogotes (karst hills).

World Heritage area concentrating tropical rainforest, volcanoes, and waterfalls

60m-diameter grey boiling hot spring lake reached by 7-hour trek

Famous site where twin falls "Mama and Papa" cascade 60m

A UNESCO World Heritage cobblestone district featuring the first cathedral and fortresses of the New World.

An international tourist destination with white-sand beaches and all-inclusive hotels.

A 27-level limestone canyon explored by sliding and jumping.

3 km white sand and turquoise sea, a regular on world''s best beaches.

Caribbean''s first underwater sculpture gallery, ideal for snorkeling and diving.

Fortress built in 1705 offering panoramic views of the capital and harbor.

Active volcano at 1,467m elevation. Popular for sulfur vents at mid-slope and Caribbean views from summit.

Vibrant indoor market lined with spices, rum, and tropical fruits.

The island''s premier long beach with azure sea and golden sand.

Mountain fortress built post-independence. World Heritage listed.

Haitian Kingdom palace ruins. Neoclassical style ruined beauty remains.

White sand beach and marine activities popular with cruise passengers exclusively.

UNESCO World Heritage; highland where cloud forest, coffee plantations, and Maroon history intersect.

Terraced limestone waterfall; popular waterfall climbing hand-in-hand.

Resort coast famous for pure white sand and sunsets.

Active volcano at 1,397m altitude. Hiking trails offer spectacular views of tropical rainforest and caldera

Private garden popular for over 200 tropical plant species and suspension bridge course

Picture-perfect beach with over 1km of white sand and coconut palms

An active volcano erupting since 1995. Limited tours offer distant views of the pyroclastic dome and lava dome.

The former capital buried in volcanic ash, with abandoned buildings called the 'Pompeii of the Caribbean'.

State-of-the-art volcanic monitoring facility with educational displays and live camera feeds of crater activity.

UNESCO World Heritage Dutch colonial townscape.

World-rare horizontally rotating wooden movable bridge. Illuminated at night.

Nature reserve including highest peak Mount Christoffel (372m), popular for hiking.

Protected area covering about 20% of island area with desolate sandstone plateaus, caves, and natural pools

Selected as world's top beach for pure white sand and fofoti tree scenery

Nightlife center with high-rise hotels and shopping malls

The world's most thrilling beach with passenger planes passing just tens of meters overhead.

Seaside promenade lined with restaurants and souvenir shops; also cruise ship gateway.

Shopping street with duty-free jewelry stores and 19th-century architecture.

World-class coral reef sanctuary with 86 official dive sites.

Largest terrestrial park on the island with scrubland, salt lakes, and wild donkeys.

Uninhabited island beach popular for snorkeling and turtle watching.

World Heritage area with colorful colonial architecture and cobblestone streets preserved.

16th-century maritime fort with spectacular cliff and lawn areas for scenic picnics.

The only tropical rainforest national forest in the U.S. Waterfall trails and observation towers are popular.

Island gateway lined with red-roofed colonial architecture and luxury boutiques.

Unique small cove covered with wave-polished shells.

Famous for turquoise waters and the renowned 'Eden Rock' hotel.

A UNESCO World Heritage star-shaped fortress built in the 18th-19th centuries, offering panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea and neighboring islands.

A circular tourist train utilizing the old sugar railway, with open-deck carriages offering 360° scenic views.

A 1,156m dormant volcano. Trekking to the crater offers spectacular views of tropical rainforest and sea of clouds.

2km white sand beach with world-class transparency and snorkeling spots

Quiet sunset beach lined with luxury resorts

Shallow turquoise lagoon with views of Saint Martin island

A UNESCO World Natural Heritage site comprising the lush twin peaks and surrounding waters. Popular for hiking and snorkeling.

One of the world's rare drive-in volcanoes. Experience natural mud baths with beauty benefits.

Waterfall with mineral-colored water and a tropical botanical garden dating from the 18th century.

Popular beach called the "Saint-Tropez of the Caribbean" with 3km of white sand and turquoise blue waters.

Highest peak at 424m elevation. Observatory offers panoramic views of both territories and nearby islands.

18th-century fortress ruins. Historic site overlooking the port and town.

An active volcano standing at 1,234m. Trekking to the crater rim offers panoramic views of the entire island and the Caribbean Sea.

A group of uninhabited islands where sea turtles and coral reefs are protected. A snorkeling paradise.

A port town retaining the atmosphere of 19th-century whaling. Famous for handmade sailboat model souvenirs.

Natural asphalt lake approximately 90m in diameter. Experience strange sensation of slowly sinking when walking.

Country's premier beach spot with bow-shaped white sand and palm groves. Famous 'Bake & Shark' stalls line up.

Ramsar Convention site known for Scarlet Ibis flocking at dusk.

16km white sand and shallow turquoise blue water extending along island's premier beach.

Marine protected area preserving coral reefs and mangroves. Snorkeling sanctuary.

Jade-colored lagoon dotted with limestone islets, popular for kayak exploration.

Pristine tropical forest and coral reefs covering two-thirds of the island.

Stunning beach with underwater snorkel trail.

Regular on world's most beautiful beaches rankings.

Circular submarine sinkhole approximately 300m diameter and 124m deep. Dream destination for divers worldwide.

UNESCO World Heritage barrier reef system exceeding 300km in length.

Home to San Pedro town, luxury resorts and vibrant nightlife.

Representative tourist destination featuring conical active volcano and hot spring resorts.

Coastal park with white sand beaches and monkeys, sloths visible.

Cloud forest famous for canopy trails and diverse orchids.

Pre-Classic farming village buried in volcanic ash, registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Active volcano at 2,381m with a beautiful turquoise crater lake, popular climbing spot.

Caldera lake popular for boat cruises and lakeside resorts.

Largest Maya Classic period temple complex towering in jungle with rich ecosystem.

Colonial capital with Baroque architecture on cobblestone streets. Famous for Holy Week processions.

Caldera lake surrounded by volcanoes. Indigenous villages and beautiful sunsets are attractions.

World Heritage site famous for Classic Period Maya stone carvings and hieroglyphic stairway.

World Heritage wilderness encompassing jungle, wetlands, and indigenous communities.

Crystal-clear coral reefs and Caribbean resort. Popular cruise port.

A colonial city preserving a 16th-century cathedral and pastel-colored houses.

Drive to the crater rim and view the glowing red lava lake at night.

A haven for ecotourism featuring two conical volcanoes rising from the lake.

The highlight of canal tourism where visitors can watch massive gate operations from observation decks.

The old town with cobblestone streets and colorful buildings from the Spanish colonial era.

Ruins of the old capital destroyed by pirates in 1671 with museum.

Representative beach with pink sand and turquoise blue sea

Fantastical cave with limestone stalactites reflected in water surface

Shopping and museum area utilizing 19th-century naval shipyard ruins

World-class resort to enjoy emerald lakes and Rocky Mountain scenery.

One of world's three great waterfalls. Cruise ships and nighttime illumination popular.

553m radio tower. Glass floor observation deck and outdoor EdgeWalk are highlights.

Late Maya period massive city ruins. Kukulkan pyramid famous.

Ancient city with temple complex including Pyramid of the Sun.

Popular for turquoise sea and all-inclusive hotels.

A small island with colorful fishing shacks and shipwrecks, a photo opportunity landmark.

The archipelago's largest museum displaying Prohibition-era smuggling artifacts and indigenous culture.

A unique building constructed from smuggling crates. Interior tours are popular.

One of the world's largest canyons carved by the Colorado River; famous for sunrise and sunset views.

"Crossroads of the world" lined with neon and giant screens; famous for countdown celebrations.

The world's first national park; treasure trove of geysers and wildlife.

Fall groups with one of the world's largest water volumes. The national park is a World Heritage Site.

A massive glacier falling into the lake, where collapse shows can be witnessed.

The world's southernmost city. Gateway to Beagle Channel cruises and Antarctic routes.

A massive salt flat creating mirror-like reflections during rainy season, known as the "sky mirror"

Pre-Columbian Tiwanaku civilization's religious city ruins

A large lake at 3,810m elevation, considered the birthplace of Inca mythology

One of the world's three major waterfalls. 275 falls cascade with thundering noise

Giant statue atop 710m mountain. Observation deck offers panoramic views of city and bay

Earth's largest jungle. Observe pink dolphins and diverse flora and fauna

Premier Patagonian scenic area featuring glaciers and granite peaks.

Remote mysterious spot blending moai statues and Polynesian culture.

Moon-like rock formations and clear starry skies at world-renowned astronomical observation site.

A walled city from the Spanish colonial era facing the Caribbean Sea, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Beautiful coffee plantation region and charming villages, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site

A secluded paradise where the Caribbean Sea meets tropical rainforest, with indigenous ruins

The stage for Darwin's theory of evolution. Observing endemic species and diving are globally popular.

Colonial cityscape at 2,850m elevation with numerous Baroque churches.

Beautiful southern Andean colonial city with cobblestone streets and flower-adorned balconies.

Sand spit and lagoon with one of world's largest king penguin colonies

1903 stone cathedral and arch made from giant whale bones

White sand cove and Magellanic penguin observation point

Early 20th-century whaling factory ruins with museum and Shackleton''s grave.

Small museum at territorial administrative headquarters displaying historical and ecosystem materials.

Vast plain where massive king penguin colony can be observed.

Europe''s major rocket launch site. Tours guide launch pads and control rooms

Former penal colony island. Prison ruins and natural scenery enjoyed simultaneously

Canoe down border''s major river visiting jungle and villages

Giant single-drop waterfall deep in tropical rainforest. Popular for small plane tours and jungle trekking.

Research reserve known for canopy walkway and night safaris.

Grassland dotted with cowboy culture and giant anthills.

17th–18th century Jesuit mission ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage site with majestic stone church remains.

A counterpart to Trinidad, featuring impressive Jesuit-carved stone sculptures.

A massive dam with one of the world's largest hydroelectric power outputs. Guided tours in English are popular.

Inca citadel in the sky at 2,430m altitude. World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders.

Former capital where Inca and colonial cultures merge. Stone masonry streets are highlights.

Giant geoglyphs drawn in the desert. Overflight tours are popular.

World Cultural Heritage area with Dutch colonial architecture from the 17th-19th centuries.

World Natural Heritage site covering over 2 million hectares of pristine tropical rainforest and granite inselbergs.

Famous birdwatching site with a 500m plateau and waterfalls.

A World Heritage site with cobblestone streets and white-walled townscapes from the 17th century.

South America's premier luxury resort. Bustling with yachts and nightlife in summer.

A white labyrinthine building created by artist Carlos Páez Vilaró.

The world's highest waterfall. Cessna tours and boat tours are popular.

A World Heritage site with tepuis (table mountains) and tropical rainforests.

Diving paradise with turquoise atolls and white sand beaches.

The southernmost point on Earth. Two markers exist—the true geographic pole and the ceremonial pole—popular for commemorative photos.

Relatively temperate with abundant wildlife, the most visited region by cruise ships. Glacial and mountain landscapes are breathtaking.

Scenic passage nicknamed 'Iceberg Alley.' Towering rock walls and floating ice create stunning photo opportunities.

At 780 m elevation, the island's highest point. An ice-covered crater hill and main weather observation point.

A new lava plateau formed by eruptions in the 1950s. Nesting site for penguins and seals.

A cape named by the 1898 German expedition. Features rugged scenery where cliffs meet glaciers.

97m observation tower. The glass sphere symbolizing the mythical egg of happiness is iconic.

One of the world''s largest tent-shaped shopping and entertainment malls. Features an indoor beach.

14th-century Timurid Islamic shrine and UNESCO World Heritage site.

An alpine lake with the world's second-highest transparency. Popular as a summer resort and winter hot spring.

A glacier valley with 4,000m peaks, ideal for day hiking.

A minaret built during the 11th-century Kara-Khanid Khanate era with stone figures.

Highland route called "road in the sky". Spectacular drive course overlooking 7,000m peaks and lakes.

Central Asia's highest peak at 7,495m. Known as challenge mountain for experienced climbers.

Cobalt blue alpine lake. Surrounding hiking trails and lily colonies.

70m diameter natural gas crater burning continuously; spectacular red flames popular attraction.

UNESCO World Heritage site of one of Silk Road's largest oasis city ruins.

Early Parthian Empire royal capital ruins with circular fortress and storage structures.

A treasure trove of Islamic architecture surrounded by three madrasahs. The night view is a must-see.

A mausoleum where Emperor Timur and his clan rest, with an impressive iridescent dome.

The walled old city of an oasis city, registered as a World Heritage site.

World's largest mangrove forest, habitat of Bengal tigers and ilish. UNESCO natural heritage.

8th century Somapura Mahavihara ruins. Brick structures narrating Buddhism's golden age.

15th century brick mosque complex. Shait Gumbad Mosque symbolic.

Training monastery clinging to 900m cliff. Iconic symbol of Bhutan tourism.

Winter administrative and religious center fortress architecture where royal coronation ceremonies held.

51m tall bronze Great Buddha. Interior contains 108 small Buddhas and meditation hall.

5th-century sky palace and frescoes built atop massive monolith.

Ancient capital ruins centered around Sri Maha Bodhi tree, direct descendant of Buddha's tree.

Buddhism's greatest sacred site enshrining Buddha's tooth relic. Starting point of Esala Perahera.

White marble mausoleum built by 5th Mughal emperor for beloved wife; World Heritage Site

Hinduism's holiest site; famous for dawn bathing and evening puja

Hilltop fortress palace built of sandstone and marble

UNESCO Natural Heritage including the world's highest peak and Sherpa culture area.

Medieval Malla dynasty palace architecture and artisan districts.

Scenic resort with views of Annapurna range across the lake.

World Heritage conveying Mughal Empire architectural beauty

Indus civilization city ruins approximately 5,000 years old

Ancient capital flourished as Gandhara Buddhism center

Defensive fortification built from Qin through Ming dynasties. Badaling and Mutianyu are popular tourist sections.

Palace of Ming and Qing emperors. World's largest wooden architectural complex.

Life-sized soldier figures guarding Emperor Qin Shi Huang's mausoleum. Excavation site open to visitors.

A 508-meter skyscraper that once held the title of world's tallest, offering panoramic city views from its observatory.

One of the world's premier museums housing over 700,000 Chinese cultural artifacts.

Nostalgic hillside streets adorned with red lanterns.

Hong Kong's premier viewpoint overlooking million-dollar night view

Retro ferry crossing Victoria Harbour in under 10 minutes

Observation deck at 393 m height. Enjoy 360-degree panorama

Japan's highest peak and UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site. Popular for sunrise climbing and fifth station sightseeing

Spectacular views of the city and autumn foliage from the wooden stage

World Heritage site known for its vermilion torii gate floating in the sea

Revolutionary site with giant bronze statues of Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il. Flower offerings are obligatory.

Mausoleum housing the bodies of past leaders. Strict dress code enforced.

Capital of Goryeo Dynasty. World Heritage sites including Namdaemun and Sungkyunkwan.

Main palace of Joseon Dynasty; Gwanghwamun and Geunjeongjeon are highlights

Garden called Secret Garden is beautiful

Streetscape retaining Joseon-era yangban residences

Iconic World Heritage square with Portuguese cobblestones and colonial architecture

17th-century church with only façade remaining after fire; classic photo spot

17th-century fortress; cannon batteries and views popular

National park near Ulaanbaatar with strange rock formations and grasslands, enjoying horseback riding and hiking.

Area including magnificent Gobi Desert, glacial gorge Yolyn Am, fossil-rich Bayanzag.

Tibetan Buddhist monastery built in 16th century. Site of Mongol Empire's old capital Karakorum.

An iconic mosque with pure white walls and a golden dome reflected in the water. Italian marble and stained glass interiors are also notable.

The largest prayer hall in the country with 29 golden domes. Beautiful night illumination.

The functioning royal palace, open to the public on Ramadan opening day. The world's largest residential building.

Ancient royal capital from the 11–13th centuries with over 3,000 pagodas scattered across the plains. Hot air balloon tours are popular.

Approximately 100-meter-tall golden pagoda considered the most sacred site in Myanmar Buddhism.

Highland lake renowned for floating villages and leg-rowing fishermen.

Masterpiece of Khmer architecture built in the 12th century

Walled city ruins known for the four-faced Buddha of Bayon Temple

'The citadel of women' with exquisite red sandstone carvings

World's largest Buddhist monument built in 9th century; sunrise tours popular

Spire complex dedicated to Hindu trinity shining in sunset

Diverse tropical resort from surfing to Balinese dance and spas

UNESCO World Heritage Site. An ancient capital with the Royal Palace Museum and the golden temple "Wat Xieng Thong."

A multi-tiered waterfall flowing over limestone terraces with emerald blue water.

Khmer-era mountain temple ruins and ancient city sites on the plains.

452m twin towers with stunning night views. Sky bridge and observation deck are popular.

Massive Hindu temple caves. Famous pilgrimage site during Thaipusam.

UNESCO World Heritage port city. Dutch Square and red-brick churches remain.

Premier beach resort known for limestone karsts and crystal-clear lagoons.

UNESCO World Heritage marine protected area admired by divers.

Island popular for its 4km White Beach and sunsets.

An iconic spot with a 27-meter Christ statue and 360-degree ocean views

A diving and ecotourism paradise boasting one of the world's highest coral densities

A sacred white sand beach with turquoise blue waters with no permanent human presence

Integrated resort with rooftop infinity pool and massive casino.

Futuristic garden featuring giant artificial 'Supertrees' and cooled domes.

Leisure island featuring beaches, Universal Studios, and luxury hotels.

A UNESCO World Natural Heritage site featuring limestone karsts rising from the sea. Cruise tours are popular.

A port town preserving 16th-19th century Japanese and Chinese quarters. Illuminated by lanterns at night.

Magnificent ancient capital ruins including the Nguyen Dynasty imperial palace and royal tombs.

Most important temple within Royal Palace. Enshrines Emerald Buddha with magnificent golden decoration.

Royal palace complex established 1782. Mix of Thai traditional and Western architecture.

14th-18th century Ayutthaya Kingdom ruins. Famous for brick stupas and fallen tree Buddha head.

Giant cave complexes and Buddha statue remnants with stunning mountain scenery. UNESCO World Heritage Site.

12th-century Ghurid dynasty brick minaret with magnificent decorative Kufic script.

Scenic drive through narrow valleys with cobalt blue rivers.

Largest museum spanning from ancient Dilmun civilization to modern era.

Ancient fortress preserving multilayered structures from pre-history onward, registered as UNESCO World Cultural Heritage.

Nation's largest mosque; non-Muslims permitted guided interior tours.

Islam''s third holiest site. Forms Haram al-Sharif along with the golden Dome of the Rock.

7th-century Islamic architecture symbolized by golden dome and octagonal tiles.

UNESCO World Heritage site marking Jesus''s birthplace. Underground grotto is pilgrimage center.

Achaemenid ceremonial capital ruins; magnificent stone columns and reliefs

World's largest square demonstrating Safavid urban planning

Qajar royal palace; splendid glazed tile and mirror decorations

Ancient city with palace ruins and Ishtar Gate foundation from Nebuchadnezzar II era

Desert city fusing Hellenistic and Parthian styles (UNESCO)

Religious city ruins of ancient Assyria

Historic district concentrating holy sites for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam

Lake where high salinity enables floating and mineral-rich mud packs are popular

Mountain fortress built by Herod the Great; sunrise hikes are classic

UNESCO World Heritage ancient city carved in rose-red sandstone. Famous as the setting for Indiana Jones.

Called the ''Valley of the Moon'', a red desert with striking rock formations. Filming location for The Martian.

A salt lake where you can float due to high salinity, popular for mineral-rich mud packs.

Iconic national landmark with observation deck and rotating restaurant.

The country's largest mosque with a beautiful blue-tiled dome and golden minarets.

One of the largest shopping complexes in the Middle East with over 700 stores.

Massive Roman temple complex inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site

One of the world's oldest port cities where the Phoenician alphabet was discovered

Scenic hiking course where sacred sites and virgin cedar forests coexist

Modern mosque with marble dome and world's largest-class Persian carpet.

17th century circular fortress, important as inland control stronghold.

Highest peak at 3,075m. Trekking along giant canyon popular.

Traditional market popular with tourists for spices, perfumes, and falcon market.

Designed by I.M. Pei, displaying Islamic art collection from 7th-19th centuries.

Desert rose-shaped exterior designed by Jean Nouvel, presenting history, nature, and future.

The largest sacred mosque in Islam, the center of Hajj and Umrah pilgrimage.

The second holiest site, housing the tomb of Prophet Muhammad. Symbolized by its emerald dome.

The former capital of the First Saudi State, registered as a World Heritage site.

World's oldest city ruins with city gates, Umayyad Mosque, and souks.

Grand mosque from 8th century with magnificent mosaic decoration.

Massive fortress with moat and stone bridge encircling entire hill, retaining BCE foundations.

World's tallest skyscraper. 124th floor observatory and LED light show are highlights

Iconic mosque with white marble and world's largest Persian carpet

International art museum with impressive floating honeycomb dome

World Heritage converted from Eastern Roman cathedral to mosque

Famous for six minarets and blue Iznik tiles

Residence of successive Ottoman Empire sultans

UNESCO World Heritage site featuring mud-brick high-rise residential complexes with intricate white plaster decorations.

16th-century high-rise mud-brick city. World's oldest 'skyscraper' city.

Medieval Islamic center of learning with labyrinthine alleys and earth-colored buildings.

Habsburg summer palace. Gardens and zoo are also highlights.

Picture-perfect lakeside village registered as World Heritage.

Musical city with Mozart-related townscape and fortress.

World''s largest castle complex founded in 9th century, comprising royal palace, cathedral, and Golden Lane

14th-century stone bridge connecting Old Town and Lesser Quarter, lined with 30 saint statues

Popular 15th-century astronomical clock with moving figures on the hour

Medieval hill with Royal Palace, Matthias Church, and Fisherman's Bastion

Spectacular Neo-Gothic giant parliament and lighting

Central Europe's largest lake, called "Hungary's Sea"

National symbol where princely family resides, overlooking town

Comprehensive museum covering archaeology to folk materials

Black cube building exhibiting modern and contemporary art

World Heritage Site preserving medieval streets, Wawel Castle, and cathedral.

Former concentration camp site conveying the reality of the Holocaust.

Salt labyrinth and chapel extending 135m underground.

White castle standing on a hill overlooking the Danube River. Beautiful night views.

One of Europe's largest castle ruins, registered as a World Heritage site.

Highest peaks of the Carpathian Mountains. Famous for hiking and skiing.

Hilltop fortress overlooking the old town, accessible by funicular

Postcard scenery with emerald lake, island church, and cliffside castle

24km long, one of Europe's largest caves toured by underground train

Iconic pyramid-shaped peak. Mountain tourism and climbing mecca.

High mountain station called Top of Europe and glacier views.

World Heritage Site preserving 12th-century streetscape.

World''s oldest theme park opened 1843; famous for fireworks and illuminations

17th-century harbor townscape with colorful wooden houses and restaurants

World Heritage brick Gothic church where successive Danish kings rest

A birdwatching mecca where thousands of puffins nest on pristine cliffs.

Popular on social media as a "flying lake" that appears to float above the sea.

A fantastical waterfall flowing directly from lake to sea.

18th-century sea fortress and UNESCO World Heritage site. Museums and cafes are abundant.

Popular spot where you can meet Santa year-round on the Arctic Circle.

Low light pollution with high probability of aurora from September to April.

14th-century medieval fortress. Also used as summer residence of Finnish royalty.

Fortress ruins built by Russian Empire. Destroyed in Crimean War, now an open-air museum.

Comprehensive shipping museum with adjacent sailing ship Pommern on display.

Spectacular fjord where fast-flowing seracs glacier produces massive icebergs

The world''s largest national park, home to wild musk oxen and Arctic wolves

Area with 18th-century Danish colonial houses and the National Museum

World-famous spa facility with milky-blue geothermal water

Birthplace of Althing where tectonic plate boundaries can be observed

Massive two-tiered waterfall frequently adorned with rainbows

A representative fjord with cliffs and waterfalls, registered as a World Heritage Site

Spectacular view of Lysefjord from a 604m vertical cliff

Medieval port town with wooden warehouses from the Hanseatic period

"Earth's last insurance" storing crop seeds from around the world in permafrost tunnels.

Exhibits history, nature, and culture from the whaling era to the present.

Ghost town built as a Soviet ideal city.

Birthplace of Stockholm with medieval alleys and royal palace.

World's only museum perfectly preserving the 17th-century warship Vasa.

Royal residence with Baroque gardens and court theatre as highlights.

One of the largest ski areas in the Pyrenees, boasting 213 km of runs for all skill levels.

A UNESCO World Heritage site preserving medieval stone pathways and pastoral culture in a remote valley.

Europe's largest hot spring facility, symbolized by glass towers and offering extensive family zones.

World Heritage site with Roman mosaics and Royal Tombs

Ancient coastal city with semicircular theater and bath ruins

Hiking and skiing sanctuary with Mount Olympus at 1,951m

426-meter limestone mountain. Cable car to summit offers panoramic views of strait and African continent.

Protected area observing Barbary macaque troops and diverse flora.

Stalactite cave interior also used as concert hall. Fantastical lighting.

Symbol of ancient Greek architecture. Night illumination is a must-see.

Sky-high monasteries built atop towering rock formations.

Island of caldera cliffs, white-walled houses, and sunsets acclaimed as the world''s best.

Highlights include Michelangelo-designed dome and world's largest basilica interior.

Elliptical square embraced by Bernini's colonnade. Papal audiences held here.

Collection of approximately 70,000 items from ancient sculpture to modern painting.

Ancient Rome's largest amphitheater; underground gladiator passages must-see during interior tours.

Renaissance architecture and art concentrated around Duomo.

Labyrinthine waterways and gondolas symbolizing 'City of Water.'

16th-century fortified city and World Heritage site, with palaces and St. John's Co-Cathedral from the Knights' era

Luxurious baroque church housing Caravaggio's masterpiece 'The Beheading of St. John'

Underground cemetery dating to around 4000 BC, one of the world's oldest underground structures

Luxurious Belle Époque-style casino and opera house

Grimaldi family residence, popular changing of the guard

Temple of ocean science where Cousteau served as director

A white fortress in Manueline style. Registered as a World Heritage Site as a symbol of the Age of Discovery

A magnificent monastery built to celebrate Vasco da Gama's successful expedition

A colorful hilltop palace and gardens in Romantic style

The oldest of the three fortresses built in the 11th century, standing on a steep cliff with spectacular views.

Rebuilt in the 14th century, the interior houses a weapons museum.

Not accessible to visitors, but the triangular-roofed watchtower is an iconic symbol.

Gaudí-designed unfinished basilica and symbol of Barcelona

Nasrid-era Islamic palace with beautiful gardens

World-class museum housing masterpieces by Velázquez and Goya

UNESCO World Heritage ancient city featuring overlapping Greek, Roman, and Byzantine ruins.

Hillside city known as the 'City of a Thousand Windows,' featuring white-walled Ottoman architecture.

World Heritage site known for stone houses and fortress, birthplace of writer Ismail Kadare.

UNESCO World Heritage Site. A historic district preserving 12th-century walls, the Maiden Tower, and Shirvanshah Palace.

Famous for prehistoric rock art and mud volcano groups.

An 18th-century pilgrimage site of Zoroastrianism worshipping fire.

1st century Greco-Roman style temple. Only remaining pagan architecture with canyon views and spectacular scenery.

World Heritage. Medieval monastery integrating rock-cut and church with Holy Lance legend remaining.

Cathedral said to be founded 301, world's oldest class. Armenian Church headquarters.

Historic district with remaining Ottoman-era cobblestones and bazaar.

Rebuilt arch bridge over Neretva River and stone townscape.

Built 16th century, famous as setting of Ivo Andrić's novel.

Founded in the 10th century, the supreme holy site of Bulgarian Orthodoxy known for vivid frescoes and arches.

A historic district in one of Europe's oldest cities where Ottoman and Roman ruins coexist.

A World Heritage town on a peninsula jutting into the Black Sea, with concentrated church clusters.

16th-century castle combining Gothic and Renaissance styles, a World Heritage site

Baroque palace and gardens known as the residence of the Radziwiłł family

World Natural Heritage primeval forest where European bison inhabit

"Pearl of the Adriatic" walled city. UNESCO World Heritage.

National park with travertine terraces and emerald lakes. One of the first World Heritage registrations.

World Heritage where 4th-century Roman emperor's palace ruins merge with city.

UNESCO World Heritage Site with cobblestone old town and preserved city walls featuring medieval streets and cafes.

Country''s oldest national park harmonizing virgin forests, coastline, and manor architecture.

Famous for canoe experiences during flood season, called the "fifth season."

Symbolic fortress of Tbilisi traditionally founded in 4th century. Accessible by cable car.

14th-century stone church on 2170m hill with Greater Caucasus scenery.

Ancient capital preserving early Christian architecture including Svetitskhoveli Cathedral.

UNESCO World Heritage site featuring Old Town and Art Nouveau cityscape

"18th-century palace and French-style garden known as the "Versailles of the Baltics""

Latvia''s oldest national park popular for autumn foliage and castle ruins

World Heritage area with hundreds of historic buildings from Gothic to Baroque densely concentrated.

14th-century red-brick castle floating on lake. Night cruise also popular.

Narrow sandy spit averaging 2km wide between Baltic Sea and lagoon. Giant moving sand dunes highlight.

Famous site where wine ages in 120km underground passages

Guinness-registered world''s largest wine collection

Sacred site in gorge overlooking cave monastery and medieval structures

Medieval fortress city built at bay's head. UNESCO World Heritage.

National park with limestone mountains reaching 2500m and glacial lakes.

Symbol of "black mountain" with national poet Njegoš mausoleum towering on summit.

Medieval fortress famous for vampire legends, with distinctive Gothic appearance.

Royal palace from the late 19th century, Neo-Renaissance style with luxurious interiors.

One of the world's largest administrative buildings, guided tours available.

UNESCO World Heritage site symbolizing Russian politics and history

One of the world's three major museums with over 3 million items in collection

The world's deepest and oldest freshwater lake, popular for ice tours

Ancient fortress and park built at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers.

One of the Balkans' largest Orthodox churches. The golden interior mosaics are a must-see.

Habsburg-era fortress famous as the EXIT Festival venue.

11th-century Byzantine-style cathedral. Interior mosaics and frescoes must-see

Orthodox holy site with monk remains enshrined in underground caves

Ancient city preserving medieval Polish-style cobblestones and Baroque architecture

A UNESCO mixed heritage site featuring Byzantine-era churches harmonized with a crystal-clear lake

A 13th-century church built on a cliff overlooking the lake, popular for sunset photos

A limestone canyon with an emerald dam lake, offering cave exploration and kayaking

World Heritage registered square. Magnificent space surrounded by guild houses and city hall.

Symbol of 1958 World's Fair. Unique observation monument of enlarged iron crystal.

'Venice of the North' with remaining canals and cobblestones. Canal cruises are popular.

Iron tower built in 1889. Panoramic view of Paris from observation deck

World''s largest museum boasting collection exceeding 380,000 items including Mona Lisa

Magnificent baroque palace and gardens built by Louis XIV

Symbol of the Cold War era, now cherished as a monument to peace and freedom after reunification.

White Romanesque castle known as the model for Disney castles.

One of the world''s largest Gothic cathedrals with 157-meter-high spires.

214m high cliffs rising from the Atlantic, popular for seabirds and sunset views.

UNESCO World Heritage Site with 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, popular for day tours.

Majestic Long Room reading hall housing the Book of Kells.

World Heritage Site. Impregnable fortress ruins once called "Gibraltar of the North" and medieval townscape.

Fortress tunnels extending 23km underground. Interior viewable on guided tours.

16th-century grand ducal residence. Interior tours available in summer.

17th-century ring canals and gabled houses forming historic landscape.

World Heritage water management system with 19 18th-century windmills.

Spring-only opening featuring 7 million tulip bulbs.

Official royal residence famous for Changing of the Guard.

Medieval fortress housing the Crown Jewels.

Circular stone formation built about 5,000 years ago. World Heritage site.

13th-century offshore fortress with daily noon cannon ceremony and multiple museums.

Home of Victor Hugo for 14 years, with interior decoration designed by himself.

World's smallest chapel covered with shells and pottery shards.

1200s cliff-top castle at frontline of Anglo-French conflicts.

Intertidal fort walkable at low tide.

Complex site including Neolithic burial mound and 12th-century chapel.

The world's largest waterwheel, a 19th-century mine drainage facility with stairs to an observation platform.

Electric mountain railway to the 621m summit with 360-degree panoramic views.

A 13th-century Norman-style castle, former residence of the island's lords, offering excellent guided tours.

Only U.S. national park near the equator, encompassing mountain rainforest, coral reefs, and scenic beaches.

Turquoise shallow lagoon with white sand beach, known as a snorkeling paradise.

Viewpoint at 491m elevation overlooking Pago Pago Harbor and volcanic ridges. Rainforest trail with suspension bridge popular.

World's largest coral reef system. Observe diverse marine life through diving and cruises

Sacred site of the Anangu people. Sunrise and sunset displays are mystical

World Heritage concert hall with sail-shaped design

An island with raised coral reefs and Lake Tegano, rich in biodiversity.

The world's largest saltwater lagoon, over 100km long, a snorkeling paradise.

A hilltop memorial commemorating the Battle of Guadalcanal.

Vast national park protecting virgin forest and limestone plateau. Hiking courses and wildlife observation popular.

Natural harbor surrounded by coral reefs. Base for snorkeling and wartime ruin exploration.

One of the island's few sandy beaches. Famous as red crab spawning observation point.

Spectacular turquoise shallow lagoon with white sand motus.

An uninhabited islet hailed as the world's most beautiful, popular for postal stamps.

Calm shallow beach protected by coral reefs, ideal for snorkeling.

A mecca for island hopping and diving. Includes the filming location for "Cast Away."

A backpacker paradise known for pristine white sand beaches and limestone caves.

A resort area facing coral reefs. Reef walks are enjoyable at low tide.

Outstanding scenic beach in the South Pacific with turquoise lagoon and white sand.

UNESCO World Heritage marae (temple) complex considered the center of Polynesian navigation culture.

Sacred place for surfers with pipe-shaped waves exceeding 7m in height.

One of the world''s largest marine protected areas, featuring pristine coral reefs and seabird breeding grounds.

Popular for fly-fishing and diving in the massive lagoon, also a birdwatching sanctuary.

Site of fierce WWII battles with scattered remnants and memorials.

An observation deck on a cliff. Sunset and legendary lovers' statue are popular.

Shallow with high transparency, the main beach adjacent to hotel district.

Preserves and displays ancient Chamorro ruins - latte stones.

Island's highest point at 65m hill. Japanese military tunnels and anti-aircraft guns remain, offering whole island and ocean views.

Island's only freshwater lake, oasis-like with lush tropical plants. Ideal for morning walks and bird watching.

South Pacific's premier deserted beach with white sand and turquoise shallows. Popular as surf spot.

1,500km coral reef chain. Diving and snorkeling paradise.

Iconic Renzo Piano design. Comprehensive introduction to Kanak culture.

Called 'the island closest to heaven' with pristine white sand and pine groves.

Active volcano for observing smoke and lava up close. Night tours popular.

WWII sunken 200m passenger liner, world's largest wreck dive site.

Cobalt blue limestone-filtered springs for snorkeling.

Sheer cliffs and waterfalls create spectacular World Heritage scenery

Recreation of 'Lord of the Rings' film location

World Heritage combining active volcanoes and Māori sacred sites

A stunning spot where a hidden beach with palm trees and white sand appears beyond limestone cliffs and blowholes

Instagram-worthy spot featuring massive sea arches and azure lagoons

A cove with crystal-clear water, traditionally said to be an ancient royal seawater pool

World Heritage area with 19th-century prison ruins and British-style barracks.

Vast protected area including virgin forest, sea cliffs, and 318m Mount Bates.

Turquoise blue shallow beach perfect for snorkeling and picnics.

Shallow beach and snorkeling spot with excellent clarity

Tragic WWII cliff. Also famous for sunsets over the horizon

Site of final Japanese military headquarters cave with period artillery remains

World-class seabird conservation area where endangered albatross colonies can be observed

Artillery sites and POW memorial from early WWII Japan-U.S. battles remain

Cold War chemical weapons storage and incineration facility ruins. Not open to public but research visits conducted

11th-16th century maritime capital ruins of artificial islands and waterways constructed from basalt

Giant graveyard of former Japanese Navy vessels sunk in high-clarity atoll

Symbol of traditional financial system with giant stone money lined outdoors

UNESCO World Heritage with nuclear test sites and WWII shipwreck fleet. Popular for large shark observation in clear waters

Turquoise inner sea surrounded by 66km atoll. Snorkeling and sandbank strolls enjoyable

Citizens' relaxation coast with white sand and palm groves. Sunset spot

Spectacular scenery woven by limestone islets and turquoise lagoon, popular for kayaking and snorkeling

Rare marine lake where you can swim with jellyfish that have lost their stingers

World-class diving point where sharks and large pelagic fish gather

Historical trail spanning 140km through World War II battlefields and tropical rainforest.

Series of active volcanic zones centered on Mount Tavurvur. Crater observation combined with World War II ruins.

World Heritage registered site preserving 10,000 years of agricultural traces.

A cave reportedly used by mutiny leader Fletcher Christian for meditation. Offers panoramic views of the island and Pacific Ocean from the clifftop.

The cove where HMS Bounty was burned and scuttled. Crystal-clear waters ideal for snorkeling and shipwreck diving.

A small museum displaying ship artifacts, island household items, and original coat of arms artwork.

Popular transparent lagoon for snorkeling and canoe experiences.

19th century stone-built Catholic and Protestant churches.

British colonial era wharf ruins suitable for historical walks.

Giant trilithon dating to the 13th century. Also called the Stonehenge of Polynesia.

Spectacular coastal erosion landform where waves create giant blowholes against limestone cliffs.

Famous spot for eroded rock formations and sunsets.

Marine protected area with crystal blue lagoon, coral reefs, and seabird breeding grounds

Giant lagoon over 25km long. Famous coral reef snorkeling spot

Spectacular sunset over unobstructed horizon

80m deep volcanic lake. Mystical with jade-colored water surface and cliffs.

Island landmark. Stone twin towers are characteristic with beautiful interior stained glass.

15th-century stone fortress ruins from Tongan rule period. Megalithic walls remain.

Natural pool with seawater filling a volcanic cave surrounded by ferns

Spectacular beach with highly transparent turquoise blue and white sand

Museum opening the author Stevenson's former residence and grave