St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands

Ecotourism is alive and kicking on St. John. There's more than enough to do on land, from watching for wildlife in the national park to hiking miles of trails or strolling sandy white beaches. Hit the water for amazing snorkeling, swimming, even underwater photography—of course. This is the Caribbean, after all.

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Ti Top, Vietnam

Ti Top Island is one of big island in Halong Bay, it is located in central of Halong Bay, being far away about 8 kilometers in the southwest of Halong city & Bai Chai wharf, and it is very close to visiting places & halong bay’s highlight as Luon Cave & Sung Sot cave. Ti Top Island is becoming an attractive places for domestic & international travelers.

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Bali, Indonesia

The island of Bali in Indonesia is year after year voted by the readers of all major travel magazines as one of the most enchanting travel and holiday destination in the whole world.

Bali is constantly changing. It’s dynamic. It’s organic. There is rapid development of Bali’s economy, local and international tourism, the influx of people from other Indonesian islands. However Bali has managed to maintain its uniqueness and magic over the decades, and keeps enchanting visitors from all over the world. Many of whom return regularly. Hotels and Resorts are usually wonderfully decorated and Bali’s love for art and serenity has influenced hotel, restaurant and shop owners, creating a unique atmosphere that touches the heart of millions every year.

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Koh tao, Thailand

Drifting serenely in the Gulf of Thailand, the palm-fringed island of Ko Tao takes its name from the abundant sea turtles that reside on its shores. White sand beaches sheltered by steep hills – some only accessible with four-wheel drive vehicles – and 300 days of sun per year invite long afternoons of lounging. 

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Koh Samui, Thailand

Koh Samui was once a Thai fishing community, and that charming sensibility is still present today. Spending time in Bophut is a wonderful way to soak up local culture; the beachy village restaurants and pubs are perfect spots to experience the sunset. There aren’t many other places where you can bask in the camp of a cabaret show and the solemnity of a Buddhist temple. As far as the latter goes, Wat Plai Laem is a magnificent vision of gilded red rooftops and a massive spindly-armed statue of Guanyin. 

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Tahiti, French Polynesia

Located in the South Pacific, The Islands of Tahiti covers a huge ocean surface covering some 4 million km2, which is the same area as Europe.  However, dry land only represents 4000 square kilometers (2159 sq. naut. mi.) divided among 118 islands, separated into five archipelagos: the Marquesas to the north, the Society Islands and the Tuamotu in the center, the Australs to the south and the Gambier to the southeast.  Sprinkled like a handful stardust in space, The Islands of Tahiti are easily characterised by their isolation. Most islands are only sparsely populated and forty of them remain uninhabited to this day.

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Boracay, Philippines

At only 4.5 miles long, Boracay is small enough to navigate by rented bicycle or motorbike. But don't let its small size fool you—you'll have several excellent beaches to choose from. Yapak Beach is known for beautiful white shells; White Beach has picture-perfect sunsets; and Balinghai Beach is a secluded spot, perfect for honeymooners. As long as you visit during dry season, you'll agree this is one of the best beach destinations in the world.
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Koh Rong Samloem, Cambodia

Koh Rong Samloem Island is today one of the top island to visit in Cambodia after Koh Rong Island (the largest island of Cambodia). It has been recently named by Huffington Post like one of the place that you must visit!!! Unknown for years, Koh Rong Samloem is now very popular thanks to also social network and with our travel guide we want give to our tourists a full guide and easy booking for accommodation, bungalows, rooms and guesthouse. The island is owned by the Cambodian navy, that has a base here.

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Bora Bora, France

In the South Pacific, Bora Bora – the most famous of French Polynesia’s Leeward Islands and recently awarded the title of “the best island in the world” by U.S. News – invites you to immerse yourself in a tropical paradise. Four Seasons Resort makes for the perfect base for your Bora Bora vacation. 
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Koh Rong, Cambodia

Koh Rong Cambodia Island Khmer: also romanized as Kaôh Rōng or Kos Rong), is the second largest island of Cambodia. Located in Koh Kong Province about 25 kilometers off the Sihanoukville’s coast in the Gulf of Thailand, the island has an area of approximately 78 km2 and 43 km of beaches. Currently, there are four small villages and also home to more than a dozen guesthouses and bungalows, many of them foreign-owned.Koh Rong has had a land concession granted by the Cambodian government. The Royal Group has been granted a 99-year lease and has plans to build “Asia’s first environmentally planned resort island”. The Survivor season 31 and 32 of the American reality game was filmed in Koh Rong as also years ago the French “Survivor” television program Koh Lanta.

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