Santorini (Greece)

Santorini is often considered the most beautiful island in the world. Legend has it that it was once part of the sunken Atlantis. This romantic and mysterious island in the Aegean Sea is beloved by beachgoers and architecture enthusiasts. Experts often deem Santorini the most beautiful island in Greece, with its towering black cliffs, turquoise waters, and ancient villages of white houses and churches captivating visitors. The volcanic cliffs descend into the shimmering waters of the Aegean Sea, creating unique views. History buffs can explore the archaeological site in Akrotiri and the ancient Minoan settlement buried under volcanic ash. Popular spots include the Red Beach and the black sand beaches of Perissa and Kamari.

Maldives

The Maldives is one of the most luxurious island destinations. Located on the equator, south of India, the Maldives spans over 800 km and consists of stunning coral peaks in an underwater volcanic mountain range. In some spots, this ridge descends to depths of more than 3 km. For many, the Maldives epitomizes paradise. Newlyweds and celebrities frequently vacation here, and it is a haven for professional divers. Visitors are greeted with vast stretches of soft white sand and crystal-clear blue lagoons. The crowning glory is the incredibly beautiful underwater world framed by luxurious resorts.

Bali (Indonesia)

Bali is another stunning and popular island, welcoming travelers with magnificent sandy beaches, dense jungles, and breathtaking landscapes of volcanoes and rice fields. The island is characterized by diverse landscapes, green hills, rocky mountains, spectacular waterfalls, and lush rice terraces. Many travelers consider Bali a paradise on earth. It is home to some of the most luxurious resorts in the world and is known as the land of a thousand temples, with over 1,000 temples, including unique sea temples. Visitors can also try the popular local dish, rice with various toppings like vegetables, fish, or meat, seasoned with spicy sauces.

Mallorca (Spain)

This splendid island in the Mediterranean Sea is known for its mild and warm climate, devoid of extreme heat and excessive humidity. Mallorca is a hub for sailing, attracting thousands of tourists annually. In August, the island hosts sailing competitions with the participation of the Spanish royal family. In the heart of the island, Palma de Mallorca, you can visit attractions like Bellver Castle and the Cathedral of Santa Maria, a Gothic masterpiece, whose construction began in the 13th century. The cathedral has undergone several restorations and is well-preserved. Visitors often buy artificial pearl jewelry made at a local factory as a souvenir. The best time to visit Mallorca and other Mediterranean cities is from May to September.

Bora Bora (French Polynesia)

The beaches of Bora Bora are located near Tahiti in the southern Pacific Ocean. This area is known for its soft white sand and turquoise lagoons, which have a unique underwater world. The vibrant blue and green hues will captivate anyone. Exotic vacation enthusiasts will love the lush tropical slopes and valleys blooming with hibiscus. The island is covered with sprawling palm trees, and its white sandy beaches are complemented by emerald waters, where colorful fish dart among coral gardens and giant rays swim. Luxurious overwater bungalows give Bora Bora its distinctive look. Here, you can encounter sea turtles, rays, tropical fish, barracudas, and sharks. Visitors can also explore the extinct Mount Otemanu volcano, which offers a fantastic view of the atoll. The best time to visit Bora Bora is from June to October.