Positioned in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of La Rochelle, this special island offers beautiful beaches, forests and harbors. It’s famous for its salt marshes and beaches with dunes and pine trees.
The main town of St-Martin-de-Ré has the 17th-century Fortifications of Vauban, plus outdoor cafes overlooking the marina. Grab your bicycle and join one of the many paths across the island.
The Andaman & Nicobar Islands, India
Located in the Bay of Bengal, this archipelago is known for its diving elephants and crystal blue waters. They consist of around 300 islands, some of which are inhabited by indigenous Andaman Islanders who are cut off to the outside world.
Visitors flock to the other islands for their white-sand beaches, tropical rainforests and rich coral reefs.
Koh Samui, Thailand
There’s a reason why this is one of the most popular islands in Thailand. As the second biggest island in Thailand, it has a lot to live up for. And it lives up to its name.
Offering stunning views of both mountainous rainforests and beaches, this island is famous for diving, nature, wildlife and boat trips. Plus, luxury resorts and posh spas don’t hurt its reputation.
Bali, Indonesia
Also known as “the Island of the Gods” it is one of the most loved travel destinations in the world.
It is known for its volcanic mountains, rice patties, beaches and coral reefs. Travelers flock here for yoga and meditation retreats, good nightlife and resort towns.
Palau Islands
Located in the Oceania and Australia continent, this archipelago of over 300 islands, is made up of limestone, volcanoes and a stunning turquoise lagoon.
Unsurprisingly, it is home to some of the best diving in the world in its sparkling turquoise lagoon. It is truly exceptional.