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CHEFCHAOUEN, MOROCCO
Chefchaouen, the blue city of the Mediterranean, should be on your to-see list when in Morocco. It’s a charming little place with narrow streets, unique architecture, and vivid blue buildings. Besides the great photo opportunities, you’ll enjoy delicious Morrocan cuisine and experience haggling at its best.
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SAMARKAND, UZBEKISTAN
Samarkand’s one of the oldest inhabited cities of central Asia and a place where cultures intertwine. This scenic place is home to stunning ancient mosques and the eternal home of the great Tamerlane. Come for the unique oriental experience and stay for the city’s undeniable charm.
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GARAJONAY NATIONAL PARK, CANARY ISLANDS
Remember the Lothlorien forest from The Lord of the Rings? Well, it’s pretty much the same thing. The Garajonay National Park looks like something from a fairytale. Moss carpets, twisted laurisilva trees, and numerous delicate flowers make this place a hidden gem that needs to stay hidden in order to save its beauty.
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LAKE BAIKAL, RUSSIA
The world’s oldest and largest freshwater lake is a home to a rich marine life and the only species of freshwater seals. Lake Baikal is the place to take photos everyone will envy for. It’s undecidable whether the lake is prettier covered in ice or when everything’s awakened in the summer.
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GREEN LAKE, AUSTRIA
All through winter, the Green Lake is actually a park with a small lake. At the first signs of the spring, this place turns into a little piece of heaven. The valley fills up with water so clear it’s hard to believe the trees and the park is underwater. Scuba diving here is one hell of an adventure that should be experienced.
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SOCOTRA ISLAND, YEMEN
Socotra Island is the true example of a secluded community. The biodiversity is so unique that some species can only be found on this island. The place isn’t something you see every day. With its trees and sights, it looks more like something out of Avatar than a piece of Earth.
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FAROE ISLANDS, DENMARK
Placed north of Scotland, the Faroe Islands look like you’ve gone to the end of the world. Green fields as far as you can see and elements of Scandinavian culture make these islands worth visiting. If you’re lucky, you’ll get the chance to meet one of the world’s most adorable creatures, puffins!
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MARIETAS ISLANDS, MEXICO
A place of pristine beauty, Marietas islands, will steal your heart forever. You’ve probably seen the hidden beach, aka lover’s beach, tucked below the island. Grab on a swimsuit and come for one breathtaking adventure. Marietas Islands are kinda famous, but natural beauty is still untouched.
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RANGIROA, FRENCH POLYNESIA
This ring-shaped atoll has an unusual appearance and an even more unique wildlife. Come for the best scuba diving in the world where you can see dolphins, manta rays, and even find black pearl oysters. Rangiroa is a beautiful gem dropped in the middle of the ocean.
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HUACACINA, PERU
Seeing a real oasis is a rare thing. Huacacina is no mirage. The tourist spot was built around a natural lake, and it’s a real piece of heaven in the desert. There’s more to Huacacina than relaxing in nature. Sandboarding and dune buggy rides are a definite must to try.
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OLUDENIZ, TURKEY
Oludeniz is the gem of the Mediterranean and the most photographed beach in the area. The crystal clear water gives out an illusion of floating, so keep this in mind if you want to go kayaking. It’s the perfect opportunity to make breathtaking photos.
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PIG BEACH, THE EXUMA CAYS, BAHAMAS
We’re used to swimming with dolphins, turtles, and other kind-natured marine animals. But, what about swimming with pigs? At the Pig Beach, this strange experience with the island’s wild pigs is a crazy adventure you’ll always remember. The only question is: do you dare to strip down into a swimsuit with these beach bodies around you?
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DRINA RIVER HOUSE, THE BORDER BETWEEN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA AND SERBIA
The Drina river is dividing two countries territorially, but uniting everyone who loves clean water and unspoiled nature. The Drina river house was built back in 1960, and up to this day, it’s a shelter for those who seek tranquility. The house looks like it’s been taken from somewhere else and placed on the rocks above the river.
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JIGOKUDANI HOT SPRINGS, JAPAN
Steep cliffs and steaming hot water temperatures gave a new name to Jigokudani hot springs. The so-called Hell Valley is often visited by snow monkeys who love to bathe in the hot water during winter time. If you ever get the chance to visit Jigokudani, make sure you’ve got your camera ready. Cool photo opportunities are promised.
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MORAY, CUSCO, PERU
No one knows what they were used for, but at least we know that the old Incas found them somehow useful a long time ago. Archaeologists assume it was used for agricultural researches. Today, the Moray serves as a breathtaking location perfect to relax your eyes and take high-quality pictures.
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THE DUNE OF PILAT, FRANCE
Europe’s largest sand dune is located in France, near Bordeaux. More than a million tourists visit this location every year. Why is this considered a hidden gem? Because of its uniqueness and unblemished surroundings! Be a part of those who came to admire the greatness and experience this popular paragliding spot.
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TIMANFAYA NATIONAL PARK, SPAIN
Have you ever imagined what it would be like to walk among the lava flows and volcanic cones? This adventure is possible if you visit the Timanfaya National park in Spain. The Timanfaya is a hot zone, for both the volcanos and touristic value. Take a guided tour through the surreal surroundings and you’ll realize why we call this a hidden jewel.
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VOLCANOES OF KAMCHATKA, RUSSIA
There aren’t many active volcanoes you can visit, but the volcanoes of Kamchatka in Russia offer you that opportunity. Don’t expect to see dead wildlife around the volcanoes. The area is quite alive, with lots of species living there including sea otters, falcons, and eagles. Whether you come in summer or winter, Kamchatka promises splendid sights you need to live.
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MNEMBA ISLAND, TANZANIA
What makes Mnemba island so exclusive is the soft white sand and sparkling blue water. The largest of the Zanzibar Archipelago, Mnemba is an unspoiled gem worth discovering. Those of you who dream of a classic beach holiday with nothing but the sun and the sea will find this the perfect place to be.
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BAY OF KOTOR, MONTENEGRO
It feels like the medieval times haven’t left the Bay of Kotor. Picturesque city walls, clean waters of the Adriatic sea, and the fact this is Mediterranean’s only fjord make Kotor a must-see when in the area. Add a warm welcome of the locals and yummy seafood, and you’re on a horse!
