Best places to travel around the world

Hidden Gems You Have to Visit Before You Die

Everyone has their favourite places to visit, whether it’s your hometown or somewhere exotic. However, not all of us have actually been everywhere and discovered every hidden gem there is to see. For people who want to make sure they don’t miss out on anything, here are five places you have to visit before you die!

Bucket List of Places to visit around the world

When it comes the travelling there quit a few places to consider venturing before we might be unable to. Among the many diamonds in the rough, these are just a few to start planning for. Dive into the idyllic waters of Spain's Balearic Islands and head to El Puerto de Santa Maria. In-between gushing over traditional Mallorcan architecture and indulging in some of the country's freshest seafood, make sure you take a trip up to the stunning mountain town of Valldemossa.

1) Great Barrier Reef, Australia

One of the most popular places to visit in Australia is the Great Barrier Reef. A World Heritage Site, the Great Barrier Reef is home to over 3,000 different species of fish, 400 types of coral, and countless other invertebrates. Snorkeling and scuba diving are popular activities here, and there are plenty of tour operators offering trips out to the reef. Whether you're an experienced diver or a first-time snorkeler, the Great Barrier Reef is a must-see destination. If your time on the water lasts less than four hours, your best bet for seeing everything is to charter a boat for either two or three hours. For those looking for something with more depth and clarity, go for the latter option - it'll take around two days but will offer a vastly better experience.

2) Pitons, St Lucia

Pitons are two volcanic peaks that soar above the Caribbean Sea. They're a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most popular tourist attractions in St. Lucia. But there's more to this island than just the Pitons. The Marigot Bay is a popular spot for sunbathing, swimming, snorkelling, or scuba diving. There are also plenty of hiking trails for nature lovers who want to get away from it all. One popular trail goes up Sulphur Springs Mountain where you can take in an aerial view of the Pitons and valleys below. For those looking for an adrenaline rush, hike up Gros Morne Mountain to see its scenic views as well as some rock climbing opportunities. Mt. Washington Alpine Resort, New Hampshire: Mt. Washington is located on the border between Maine and New Hampshire on Mount Washington's summit at 6288ft (1917m). It was first developed in 1872 with just five ski tows by Dick Durrance (one of the first Olympic ski jumpers) and now has over 100 runs available to people of all skill levels!

3) Bavaria, Germany

Bavaria is a landlocked state in the south of Germany. With an area of 70,550.19 square kilometers, it is the largest German state by land area, forming almost 20% of the total land area of Germany. Bavaria's countryside is absolutely gorgeous, with rolling hills, green meadows, and snow-capped mountains. And of course, no trip to Bavaria would be complete without visiting some of its famous castles! Take your pick from Neuschwanstein Castle, Herrenchiemsee Palace, or the Schloss Linderhof Palace (pictured).

Auckland, New Zealand: Auckland is located on North Island of New Zealand. It is home to 1.4 million people and has one of the best climates in the world.

4) Yellowstone National Park, USA

There's a reason Yellowstone is one of the most popular national parks in the country. From the majestic waterfalls to the steaming hot springs, there's something for everyone. Don't miss out on a chance to see Old Faithful erupt, or go for a hike in one of the many scenic trails. And if you're looking for a place with zero cell phone service and peace and quiet? Well, this is it!

Acapulco, Mexico: When you think about Acapulco, what do you picture? Palm trees by the beach? Salsa dancing? Soju drinking contests? Well we've got all that. But what's great about Acapulco are all the hidden treasures—like 300-year-old churches in which some scenes from Pirates of Caribbean were filmed. Or an abandoned luxury hotel built during the Cold War era where tourists can swim in the pool, dance in the nightclubs, and ride bikes through deserted hallways.

Hvar Island, Croatia: With over 2000 hours of sunshine each year, Hvar Island has become a hotspot for European vacationers. The stunning coastline is dotted with sandy beaches and small villages nestled amongst vineyards. Head up into the hills for a boat tour around Veliki Zal bay, one of Croatia's natural wonders.

5) Bonus Jamaica Island

This island is a tropical paradise you don't want to ever miss out on. It is surrounded by the Caribbean Sea, which is South of the Pasific Ocean. It boast many beautiful beaches and top named resorts stretching from Morant point to Negril point. Their all inclusive resorts are some of the highlights with more food you could ever eat, drink not to mention the live entertainment given ever night.

Its also home to legendary Reggae singer : Bob Marley, Dennis Brown and Jimmy Cliff just to highlight a few. As well as top legendary sprinters Usain Bolt and Shelly-Ann Frazer Pryce.

Jamaica is one place for sure you can't afford to ever miss. So whenever you are back in the region of the caribbean. You may want to stop by and visit the Island in the Sun.

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