1. Benagil Sea Cave, Portugal
The Benagil cave Portugal was listed in the world’s “Top 10 Coolest Caves” published by American online newspaper The Huffington Post in 2014.
These surreal places will make your jaw drop
2. The highlands of Iceland
Extending over 40,000 square kilometres, the Icelandic Highlands ranks amongst Europe's largest unpopulated areas.
3. Lake Natron in Tanzania
The surface of Lake Natron in Tanzania looks like a giraffe skin pattern.
4. Fingal’s Cave on the uninhabited island of Staffa, Scotland
Scotland's Eerie & Tuneful Cave Discovered in 1772.
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5. ’Firefly sanctuary’ in Nanacamilpa, Tlaxcala, Mexico
The fireflies light up the skies of the forest, looking for a partner to reproduce, which is amazing to watch.
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6. Lake Hillier in Australia
The lake is famous for its pink water.
8. Cano Cristales in Colombia
The colorful river changes its color thanks to a plant called macarenia clavigera.
9. Giant’s Causeway, Northern Ireland
These interlocking basalt columns of the Giant’s Causeway are gorgeous to say the least.
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