Unless you’re an absolute home-body, just about  everyone would love to go and explore the world and experience beautiful places. With so much to see, it’s difficult to decide where to go.  Here are five one-of-a-kind places to travel to and see around the world before you die.

Whitehaven Beach- Australia:

Whitehaven beach is known for its white sand. The beach is a 7 km stretch along Whitesunday Island. It is accessible by boat from the mainland tourist ports of Airlie Beach and Shute Harbor and is accessible by a helicopter. It was named the Top Eco Friendly Beach in the world. Even on a hot day, the sand does not get hot. Tourist can comfortably walk along the beach.

The Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye- Scotland:

The Fairy Pools is located in Cuillins Hills, Isle of Skye, Scotland. They are a series of clear, cold pools and waterfalls. They make some great ” Wild Swimming” for those brave enough to enter the cold water. The distance to and from the main waterfall and pool is 2.4 Km. This place is a fantastic spot for taking beautiful photos.

Havasu Falls- Grand Canyon National Park:

Havasu Falls is like a paradise on Earth. If you want to save money and travel in the same state, then this is the place for you. This is a beautiful waterfall located in a remote Canyon in Arizona. Havasu Falls attracts thousands of visitors each year. You can hike and camp on the Havasu Campgrounds. If camping is not your thing, you can stay at Ariel D. Bravy Havasupai Lodge. This is right in Arizona! It is a great spring break vacation.

Marble Caverns of Carrera Lake- Chile:

It’s the world’s most beautiful cave network. Azure Temple, Lake General Carrera in Patagonia, Chile. This cave was created by nature. You travel on a boat through an amazing vibrant blue and grey cave chambers. They lay in turquoise waters of Carrera Lake. You can only travel when the weather is nice and the water is mostly still. There are three main caves. The Chapel, The Cathedral, and The Cave.

Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon – Iceland:

This is a canyon in south east Iceland which is 100 m deep and about 2 km long. The Fjaðrá river flows through the canyon. The canyon was created by progressive erosion by following water from glaciers through rocks. You can walk along the canyon all the way to the top. The view is breathtaking with a beautiful waterfall. This canyon gives an opportunity for photography and enjoying the peaceful nature.

Source: WonderList