3 PALAWAN ISLAND
Picture a place where the most intensely unnatural colors are real where jagged rock formations seemingly driven to hopelessly clear water. Surrounded by rich lagoons and richer forests and you've pictured Palawan. Largely untouched by man, It's been voted the world's most beautiful island more than once. With its beach, El Nido also topping List. Cartoonishly colorful and psychedelically vivid, this hidden gem is accessible by Plane or boat and it is home to unique Wildlife. Including the philippine Mouse deer and purple crabs.
2 SELJALANDSFOSS
These falls are among the best known in Iceland and rank among the most beautiful in the world. Part of the Seljaland's River the Falls and their 197 Foot or 60 meter drop are fed by waters from the volcanic Glacier Eyjafjallajökull. A land of seemingly never ending rainbows Seljalandfoss has the added bonus of a cave behind the falls aquatic curtain. Allowing visitors of surreal viewpoint Best still the location itself is relatively easy to access and can be seen from a nearby well used ring road.
1 PLITVICE LAKES NATIONAL PARK
One of Southeastern Europe's oldest National Parks and a Unesco World heritage site since 1979. Plitvice Lakes National Park has over 73,000 acres or 297 Square kilometres of something for everyone. Overflowing with waterfalls, Cascades, hiking trails and Limestone canyons. It's hard to know where to look But the lakes and their vivid colours are the parks main dish. Plitvice actually features 16 interconnecting lakes all of which change color thanks to minerals organisms and a trick of the sun.
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