Each destination mentioned below is special in its own rights and possess a special charm which leave a lasting impression on the minds of tourists who visit them. The destinations listed and described below are in no specific order.

Bay of Fires, Tasmania

Chances are that not many people have heard about this piece of treasure. This unspoiled paradise is an enchanting island off the coast of St. Helen’s, located in Tasmania. A remote beach stretch, Bay of Fires has constantly been featured in travel guides like Lonely Planet. Covering about 30km of absolute pristine coastline, this island is also rich in wildlife.

Visitors to the island will enjoy the vast expanse of the sparkling, crystal clear blue waters and fine sand. There are cozy and luxurious cottages available for tourists to spend the nights on this beautiful piece of gem. The islands in Bay of Fires are pure and surrounded only by tranquility. Walk endlessly on the soft, fine sand and enjoy the breeze and swaying trees that line the coast. A perfect opportunity for anyone looking for the most ideal destination to rest and relax.

Basque Country, Spain

Basque Country is a traveler’s delight and a perfect exotic getaway. Blessed with peaceful streams, lush vistas and scenic villages, the Basque Country has retained its charm over the centuries it has been in existence. Lying between Spain and France, this destination has nothing distinctly Spanish or French about it. History has it that the Basques have repeatedly been invaded.

The rich cultural heritage prevalent in the Basque Country serves as evidence of this. While the cuisine is an eclectic mix of Spanish and French while the language can be said to be mish-mash of various cultures. Tourists have a gastronomic experience in store for them when they visit Basque Country as it is regarded as one of the top gastronomic destinations in the world.

While in the Basque Country, visit the walled town of Hondarribia which sits smack on the border of France and Spain. Hondarribia is known for being picturesque and has a host of accommodation options for the even the most discerning traveler.

Also trail the footpaths leading to the Valley of Oyarzun which starts in the beautiful village of Ascain. To enjoy the best views of Pyrenees and the coast, take the 75-year old train to get to the peak of the Rune. There is much more that the Country has to offer, making it a perfect vacation to get away from the monotony of regular life.

Chiloe, Chile

A visit to Chiloe in Chile will leave any tourist wanting more! Chiloe Island is the second largest island situated in Chile and also the largest in the Chiloe Archipelago. Chiloe exposes tourists to its rich cultural and historical heritage as well as mesmerizes them with the stunning views and landscapes. Chiloe has a strong mythological and spiritual background based on a tale of good versus evil.

Any tourist to Chiloe will be immersed in this strong cultural history, thereby positioning the island as an attractive destination. While in Chiloe, do visit the Museo Regional de Aurelio Bórquez Canobra in Ancud to find out more about the folkloric characters and be better able to appreciate the folklore-laden luxury travel destination.

The Big Island, Hawaii

Rich in natural beauty and options for luxury accommodation, it is no wonder that The Big Island in Hawaii is regarded as one of the best luxury destinations in 2010. This island is the biggest in the Hawaii chain of islands and offers experiences that tourists are unlikely to find anywhere else on earth. Endowed with a variety of seasons, snow-capped mountains during winter and pristine beaches, visitors always leave the island feeling completely rejuvenated.

The Big Island in Hawaii is definitely not short of luxury accommodation options. Resorts and hotels can be found on the Kohala Coast, Keauhou, Historic Kailua Village and also in Hilo and Puna. Worth visiting when in the Big Island is the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park which provides a spectacle of natural creation and destruction. Apart from this, there are plenty of dining, shopping and cultural experiences for every tourist.

Ko Tao, Thailand

Think of diving, nightlife and delicious food and what comes to mind is the beautiful Ko Tao in Thailand. This palm-fringed island is home to an abundant supply of sea turtles, white, sandy beaches and steep cliffs. This laidback destination enjoys almost 300 days of sunshine and perpetually inviting for diving or plain lounging. Sea lovers can enjoy kayaking and snorkeling to get close to marine life including the black-tip reef shark.