1.
Faroe Islands-
This archipelago of 18 islands is located
northwest of Scotland in between Norway and Iceland. The winters there are
mild, and the air is always crisp and clean no matter what the season. There is
some snowfall, but it is brief and short lived. The islands hold Saint Olavs
Day and many summer festivals.
2.
Cook Islands-
There are two groups of islands- the
southern and the northern. The southern group consists of nine islands, some of
which are volcanic, and the northern consists of six. The white sand beaches
are laced with palm trees, and each island is unique. There are ways to explore
the islands by sea or by land, and there are plenty of places to shop.
3.
Paracel Islands-
The Paracel Islands are a group of 130
islands and reefs located in the South China Sea. Like the Cook Islands, the
Paracel Islands are also divided into two groups- the northeast Amphitrite
Group and the western Crescent Group. The tropical beaches have crystal clear
water and an abundance of marine life.
4.
Pitcairn Islands-
The Pitcairn Islands are small islands
between Peru and New Zealand in the South Pacific Ocean. The untouched island
environments, clear water, and plant life make the island different from some.
The islands are especially known for being volcanic, and the beaches are
suitable for swimming, snorkeling, and scuba diving.
5.
Christmas Island-
Christmas Island is located in the Indian
Ocean, south of Indonesia. There is a wet season, lasting from December to
April, and then a dry season follows. This island is full of natural wonders,
including the red crab mass migration, which is this island’s ‘claim to fame”.
6.
Solomon Islands-
The Solomon Islands are made up of 992
islands, which are divided into nine provinces. They are located in the South
Pacific Ocean, east of Papua New Guinea. Each province is different and unique.
However, they all offer a wide range of cultural and historical experiences.
7.
Gibraltar-
Gibraltar is located in Southwestern
Europe, bordering the Strait of Gibraltar. There are mild winters and warm
summers. There is a great variety of things to do in Gibraltar, like scuba
diving and visiting the upper rock, which is 426 meters high and looks over
Europe.
8.
Maldives-
Maldives is located in the Indian Ocean,
south or southwest of India. There are a total of 1,190 islands that are
grouped into 26 atolls, or strings of islands. The warm water has high
visibility through the year, and it is clear enough to see the passing fish up
to 50 meters away at some times. Activities include diving and water sports.
9.
Fiji-
Fiji is an island group located in the South
Pacific Ocean between Hawaii and New Zealand. Fiji consists of 332 islands, 110
of which are inhabited. It is known for its blue waters, marine life, and
rainforests. Some activities to do herec are hiking and windsurfing.
10. Seychelles-
Seychelles is an archipelago in the Indian
Ocean northeast of Madagascar. It is known for its uncrowded beaches and clear
water. There are several activities, including nature hikes, golf, and
horseback riding.
Ashlee Holtzclaw
@acoleslaw98
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