How to get there
by air or by sea. Direct domestic flights operate daily.
Island Holidays
The world's most stunning islands
Fernando de Noronha, Brazil
Pulau Langkawi, Malaysia
Langkawi comprises of 99 magical Islands that are surrounded by crystal clear Andaman Sea, dreamlike beaches and bays, the natural landscape, iconic structures and expansive parks. It is home to exciting activities, diving opportunities, historic attractions, enjoyable nightlife, great food, and cheap shopping. The place can be best explored through rented vehicles due to the size of the island.
Did you know? The name Langkawi was derived from the Malay word Helang (eagle) and Kawi (Sanskrit reddish-brown tone). The island's Eagle Square reminds visitors of the island's linguistic heritage
Kauai, Hawaii
La Palma, Canary Islands
Madagascar
Madagascar is famous for its rare wildlife, spotless coastline, and fantastic landscapes. The beautiful island is located in the Indian Ocean and is covered in great baobab trees, wide-eyed lemurs, and vanilla bean farms. The island gives visitors the chance to experience great adventures, and travellers will find beaches, rainforests as well as deserts in Madagascar.
Did you know? Madagascar is the fourth largest island in the world, it is full of wildlife and culture.
Kefalonia, Greece
Kefalonia Island's beauty lies within the crystal clear waters of greenish-blue, picturesque villages, exquisite beaches, amazing stretches of sand, rich biodiversity, fun nightlife, and medieval monasteries and castles. The green island carries a rich cultural tradition. It is best for visitors who love snorkelling and diving adventures, sea turtles, and monk seal encounters, as well as the rare Caretta Caretta sighting.
Did you know? Kefalonia is famously known as the Movie Island as the setting of "Captain Corelli's Mandolin," and is the largest island in the Ionian Sea.
Anna Maria Island, Florida
Anna Maria Island prides itself on its hidden beautiful white sand beaches, crystal clear blue waters, cool sunsets, and delicious seafood in festive restaurants. All this fun is experienced within the United States where tourists can make the island a stop on longer East Coast excursions. The island itself is seven miles long, dotted with three main towns: Anna Maria to the north, Bradenton Beach in the south, and Holmes beach between the two.
Did you know? Ana Maria has rare quartz beaches that attract visitors all year long.
Bora Bora, French Polynesia
Everyone wishes to spend some time on Bora Bora, with its soaring mountain peak, lagoons, and its bungalows built over waterways. Bora Bora lies in the northwest of Tahiti where visitors will spot sharks, turtles, and dolphins, as different colourful fish and rays swim beneath the surface.
Did you know? Bora Bora tops the list of the most celebrated Islands in the South Pacific. Its fame is on another level and people refer to it as French Polynesia's 'top lady.'
Elba, Italy
Elba can be described as a true paradise, with its crystal clear sea waters, green hills, beautiful landscapes, luxuriant flora and fauna, not forgetting its friendly inhabitants. You can spend quality time in any of its welcoming beaches of shingles, gravel, sand, and pebbles, depending on your taste. The island is surrounded by a preserved coral reef that adds to its beauty.
Did you know? Elba is not as famous as the other islands in the country but it is home to a very beautiful aquarium.
Lofoten, Norway
On Lofoten, visitors can enjoy fishing activities, natural attractions like the midnight sun and the northern lights, and the surrounding villages. The island runs across the Norwegian blue waters with fantastic stretches, and with the sheltered inlets, the trip to the island will just be perfect. The area has a diverse landscape where you can enjoy hiking, scuba diving, skiing, fishing, and ocean rafting.
Did you know? Lofoten Island is strongly connected to the Viking age as tourists can see when they visit the island's Viking Museum.
Koh Jum, Thailand
Koh Jum, also known as Koh Pu, is a small island in Thailand where travellers can find beautiful and unpopulated beaches with very welcoming locals and incredible local cuisine. The prices around the island are low and it's a good place to add to your travel bucket list. Koh Jum is a small island but has nine amazing beaches waiting for you to explore. You get to enjoy popular activities such as snorkelling, swimming, cycling or exploring the island by rented scooter.
Did you know? Koh Jum is the most relaxing island in Thailand. Though small it is quiet and peaceful.
Murter, Croatia
Murter is a dreamy spot in Croatia, providing first-class sandy beaches, see-through waters, beautiful landscapes, sunbathing and many other fun activities. Visitors can enjoy cycling around the island, diving into the blue waters, playing tennis on the beach, windsurfing, scuba diving and sailing. Visitors are also encouraged to explore the Kornati national park.
Did you know? Murter Island is famous for its outstanding beautiful beaches.
Whitsunday Islands, Australia
The beautiful island is made up of the stunning natural landscapes, welcoming beaches, and the warm-hearted locals of the surrounding villages. It is surrounded by a great coral reef making the waters perfect for sailing adventures. Experience plenty of activities, from eating, hiking, nightlife, and other backpackers' activities.
Did you know? There are 74 islands in the Whitsunday.
Baros Atoll, Maldives
The Indian Ocean waters of the Maldives have crystal clarity and beautiful white waves. The Maldives is the home of some greatest islands and outdoor excursions in the region. Visitors can enjoy activities such as snorkelling, gazing at the marine life, diving, and much more. Tourists can also watch underwater life as they enjoy seafood in the island's submerged spa, Huvafen's Fushi.
Did you know? Baros Atoll has the largest number of sea bungalows in the world.
Turks & Caicos Islands, Caribbean
Turks and Caicos are one of the places where travellers can enjoy the nicest beaches and greatest beach conditions in the world. Many activities here are ocean-oriented, meaning that water sport enthusiasts will have plenty to do. You can also enjoy fantastic guided boat tours and excursions, and take in the beautiful surrounding environment on longer cruises. Get closer to nature as well, and visit the nearby national parks and reserves.
Did you know? The water temperature at Turk and Caicos is much warmer than in other destinations - almost like the water in a nice warm bathtub.













