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Only 45 minutes from Barcelona, in the Monserrat Monastery, there are eight huge steps are in a spiral that leads to ‘Heaven’. These are the Steps to Heaven, and they are definitely awe-inspiring. You get stunning views of Catalonia when you get to the top of the mountain; it’s definitely worth the trip.

The name whilst perfectly self explanatory, doesn’t do it justice. The great blue hole is the world’s largest sea water hole located in the coast of Belize in Central America. Known for its circular shape and strikingly deep blue color, the Great Blue Hole is a 1,000-foot-wide sinkhole in the middle of Belize’s Lighthouse Reef. It is a world heritage site protected by Belize Audubon Society and is one of the bucket list ideas of any avid scuba divers list.

This location has a multitude of islands and miles of coastline to explore! It is also a birdwatcher’s paradise with many different species of birds that breed and migrate and nest in the area. Other attractions are the large number of lighthouses that dot the lakeshore and the wide variety of outdoor activities that can be undertaken. These include hiking, sailing, or cruising on Lake Superior and plenty of opportunities for scuba diving and exploring the rock formations. In addition, the area is rich in old farm sites, quarries, beaches and campsites. You can explore all these wonderful things while experiencing peace and solitude of these tranquil islands.
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While Lake Bled is more well-known, it turns out that another lake nearby is even more breathtaking! Lake Bohinj is absolutely magical, thanks to the stunning views of the lake, combined with the surrounding mountains and greenery. Make sure you stop here while you’re in Slovenia; you won’t be disappointed.

Often referred to as the most spectacular ice-marble cave network anywhere in the world, this one we couldn’t leave off our list. Located in Patagonia in Chile, these beautiful ice caves have been formed by continuous action created by water over the past thousands of years. The cave network is also known as the marble caves due to the unreal formation. The crystal tortoise water from the lake produces the most beautiful reflection of light making this a true natural beauty, one that needs to be seen, in order to be believed.

Kapiti Island lies off the coast of the Kapiti and Wellington region in New Zealand. It is an area of beautiful unspoilt wilderness where the lucky few can see native animals and plants (such as the Kiwi Bird) up close. As this area is so ecologically sensitive, you must join an approved tour for access to the reserve and to obtain permits for overnight camping. Knowledgeable and friendly tour guides will make you feel at home on Kapiti Island and ensure that you enjoy a wilderness experience like no other!

Located on Whitsunday Island off the Queensland coast, Whitehaven Beach stretches a 7km span and is made up of 98% pure silica sand, which is why it is one of the most photographed beaches in the world.

Vagamon (located in Kerala: India) is a serene and peaceful place that is ideal for those seeking respite from city life. It will certainly reconnect you with nature, being surrounded by hillsides and mountains, pine forests and beautiful cascading waterfalls. (One of the strong points of Kerala is that it is one of the lesser known tourist destinations in this region). The climate is also pleasant and mild and there are many lovely sights to see such as tea plantations, green meadows and breathtaking scenery where the fog rolls in off the hills. For the more adventurous folk there are ample opportunities for trekking and mountaineering which you can enjoy to your hearts content. Also expect to see wildlife sanctuaries and plenty of flora and fauna when you are out and about.