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🇧🇧 Barbados · Barbados

It's the only Caribbean island made entirely of coral limestone, not volcanic rock like its neighbors.

🇨🇴 San Andrés · Colombia

It's called the “sea of seven colors” because the reef shifts the water's tone depending on depth.

🇩🇴 Puerto Plata · Dominican Republic

It's home to one of the world's most important amber deposits, with pieces up to 30 million years old.

🇻🇪 Los Roques · Venezuela

It's a national park where permanent construction is banned: not a single building interrupts its untouched beaches.

🇪🇸 Alhambra · Spain

It was the last Muslim stronghold in Western Europe: when it fell in 1492, nearly 800 years of Islamic presence in Spain came to an end.

🇯🇴 Petra · Jordan

The entire city is carved directly into rock, not built: nothing was raised, everything was excavated.

🇻🇳 Hoi An · Vietnam

Once a month, the old town switches off electricity and lights up with paper lanterns alone.

🇨🇦 Vancouver · Canada

You can ski Grouse Mountain in the morning and walk a Pacific beach that same afternoon, just 30 minutes away.

🇿🇦 Cape Town · South Africa

Table Mountain is older than the Himalayas: it formed more than 260 million years ago.

🇻🇪 Angel Falls · Venezuela

It's the tallest waterfall in the world. The water falls so far it evaporates into mist before reaching the ground.

🇻🇪 Coro Dunes · Venezuela

It's the only desert in South America right on the Caribbean Sea: a road cuts straight between the dunes, with the ocean on one side.

🇻🇪 Mérida Cable Car · Venezuela

It's currently the highest cable car in the world, climbing up to nearly 4,765 meters (15,600 feet) above sea level.

🇨🇱 Torres del Paine · Chile

These granite towers took over 12 million years to form through glacial erosion.

🇿🇼 Victoria Falls · Zimbabwe & Zambia

Locals call it “the smoke that thunders”: its mist can be seen and heard from miles away.

🇲🇽 Tolantongo Grottoes · Mexico

The water emerges near-boiling from inside a cave and flows down through dozens of terraced pools, each one slightly cooler than the last.

🇺🇸 Sedona · United States

The red in its rocks is literally rust: iron trapped in the sandstone over millions of years.