[den]

There is no need to say that Iran is not the standard travel destination, but why not?

[sevyanfellow]

The Dinosaur Trail, situated several hours north of Longreach, is 322km long and it’s a real Australian holiday must do. It’s made up of lots of mini attractions scattered between three towns: Winton, Richmond and Hughenden. Winton is a fun town with an amazing history. Australia’s largest dinosaur fossil collection can be found in The Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum and you can meet Banjo, Australia’s most significant and complete carnivorous dinosaur. Richmond is where you actually do the real dinosaur digging outside (in the heat, take a hat and lots of water) in the excavation area. By turning a few stones over, you may uncover a 100 million year old fossilised fish, squid, shark’s tooth, bivalve or marine reptile. But it doesn’t stop there.

[yurumtin]

Among the main reasons are the cruel war that hit the country during 27 years of Indonesian invasion and the subsequent political instability. In addition, access to the island has been complicated or expensive for decades, and tourist infrastructure is almost nonexistent. However, the country is safe to visit again and most services and transportation are improving. Now is the best time to visit this little paradise! East Timor offers pristine beaches, rugged mountains, top-class diving, fascinating local markets, and an ancient culture. The local people are happy to see how tourism is growing in the country, and they’ll welcome you with the best hospitality, tasty food and lots of smiles.

[sarahalfred142]

If you are looking for an off the beaten path travel experience, Tajikistan is it. Tajikistan is remote, uncrowded and filled with truly beautiful landscapes – mountains, lakes and rivers. The time to visit is now before the rest of the world discovers this hidden gem!

[becauseIfuckingCANbitchz]

This tiny island is an up-and-comer in the eyes of tourists. Off the coasts of Saint Martin/Sint Maarten and Saint Barths, Saba receives just 25,000 visitors each year. Divers, this destination, in particular, ought to be on your radar, as it's often heralded as one of the top 10 diving destinations in the world. In 1987, the waters around the island were deemed the Saba National Marine Park, which has led to a highly preserved coral reef and marine environment. There's also plenty to do on land with unique climbing and hiking opportunities. To visit Saba, travelers can fly in and out of St. Maarten and Sint Eustatius. A ferry service is also available from St. Maarten, which travels to Saba three times a week. here

[Ernestlad]

Though once a hidden gem of the Caribbean, it might not be long before you start hearing Grenada mentioned regularly by those looking to visit the Caribbean. As of this year, the island is aggressively pursuing new flight options in the wake of Sandals Resorts International’s plans to debut a resort there this December. For now, the original "Island of Spice" is known for its beaches, ecotourism, and its production of organic cocoa. Its better-known neighbors include Trinidad and Tobago, Venezuela, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. here

[storm]

This archipelago off the coast of Venezuela is chock full of smaller islands to explore. It consists of 350 islands, cays, and islets that span more than 40 square miles. Good to know: Los Roques is popular among a wealthier crowd, who like to take their private yachts and dock for a little boat-side swim. If you’re vacationing in Caracas, Los Roques makes a popular (and easy) day trip. Wildlife lovers will also love the destination, as the entire archipelago was deemed a national park back in the 1970s. As a result, it's home to a wide array of birds and marine life. more

[snowball]

Everyone knows big brother Grand Cayman, but perhaps even more unique and beautiful is Little Cayman, an island about 60 miles from its better-known relative. If for no other reason, come to Little Cayman to scuba. Its most famous dive sites are Bloody Bay and Jackson’s Bight. Visitors to Little Cayman also make the boat trip over to Owen Island, which is only accessible by boat, kayak, or standup paddleboard. Because of the lack of buildings (or humans in general), Owen proves to be very popular among honeymooners looking for a true escape. [links]

[bittechconsulting]

Part of the Grenadines, Mustique is one of the most exclusive and beautiful islands in the Caribbean. The island is privately owned by shareholders of the Mustique Company, which represents 17 countries. Only 1,200 people actually live on the island, and it hosts a maximum of 500 tourists at a time. Translation: This is one of the most VIP-like vacations you can take. The island has nine beaches and 1,400 acres, and with such a small population year-round, you're sure to find the intimate beach nook you’ve been looking for. Travelers looking to book a trip to Mustique should fly into either Barbados or St. Lucia. It is then an hour-long flight to Mustique on Mustique Airways. here

[Stahovec Jeffrey]

Just 38 miles from Curacao, Bonaire is recognized as one of the top diving destinations in the Caribbean, as well as one of the best islands for sustainable tourism. While visiting Bonaire, a trip to Washington Slagbaai National Park is a must; it's home to 189 species of birds and offers impressive landscapes like cliffs, valleys, and beaches. The water around Bonaire has been designated the Bonaire National Marine Park, and the southern part of the island is home to massive salt flats, which are flamingo nesting grounds. here

[psokol]

Off the coasts of Saint Martin/Sint Maarten and Saint Barths, the tiny island of Saba receives just 25,000 visitors each year. It ought to be on divers' radars as it's often heralded as one of the world's top diving destinations – in 1987, the waters around the island were deemed the Saba National Marine Park, which has led to a highly preserved coral reef and marine environment. There's also plenty to do on land with unique climbing and hiking opportunities. To visit Saba, travelers can fly in and out of St. Maarten and Sint Eustatius. A ferry service is also available from St. Maarten, which travels to Saba several times a week. more

[whitewillows55]

Just 38 miles from Curacao, Bonaire is recognized as one of the top diving destinations in the Caribbean, as well as one of the best islands for sustainable tourism. While visiting Bonaire, a trip to Washington Slagbaai National Park is a must; it's home to 189 species of birds and offers impressive landscapes like cliffs, valleys, and beaches. The water around Bonaire has been designated the Bonaire National Marine Park, and the southern part of the island is home to massive salt flats, which are flamingo nesting grounds. [links]

[ashleywittky]

Los Roques, an archipelago off the coast of Venezuela, is chock full of smaller islands to explore. It consists of 350 islands, cays, and islets that span more than 40 square miles. It's popular among a wealthier crowd, who like to take their private yachts and dock for a little boat-side swim. If you’re vacationing in Caracas, Los Roques makes a an easy day trip. Wildlife lovers will also love the destination, as the entire archipelago was deemed a national park back in the 1970s. As a result, it's home to a wide array of birds and marine life.

[sabbers]

While there are thousands of resorts to sift and choose from, sometimes it’s hard to narrow down the best place for your getaway. While the mega resorts lining the beaches are great, we’re introducing you to some hidden gem, unique resorts that will make your next vacay the best yet.

[Myst]

Situated on a three-quarters mile stretch of pristine beachfront, Galley Bay Resort & Spa takes exclusivity to a whole new level. Not only is Antigua home to 365 beaches (one for each day of the year), but you’ll truly feel like you’re escaping reality on this small Caribbean island. With a romantic spa surrounded by lush forest and pristine ocean waters perfect for snorkeling, this luxurious resort has something for everyone! more

[gumtree]

This brand-new resort in Riviera Maya is slightly off the beaten path, but probably won’t stay that way for long. With a bohemian chic vibe, the aesthetic of the resort alone will make you want to book it immediately. Hammocks and hanging chair dot the resort grounds, but if you prefer something comfier, there are Bali beds lining the pools. On top of this, the options of locally inspired cuisine and craft cocktails will make you never want to leave this trendy haven. here