Maui, Hawaii
Maui, known as “the Valley Isle”, is a favourite for its misty peaks, gorgeous sunsets and bamboo forests.
Puerto Rico
With a tropical climate, secluded palm beaches and topography as varied as a patchwork quilt, Puerto Rico is arguably the most exotic island in the Caribbean.
Fuerteventura, Canary Islands
Fuerteventura might just be the most interesting island in the Canaries, thanks to its deserted beaches, crystal-clear water and hippy vibe.
Tayrona National Park, Colombia
Hike through Tayrona National Park, an eco-traveller’s dream destination. It’s the perfect place to stay in a beach hut, exotic fruits and explore beautiful lagoons.
Vis, Croatia
The secret’s out; the Croatian island of Vis has some serious pulling power among island hoppers, thanks to its dramatic cliffs and exotic beaches.
French Polynesia
French Polynesia is a place where emerald lagoons sparkle and the exotic scents of vanilla, coconuts and Tiare Tahiti flowers fill the air.
The Yucatán, Mexico
This southeast corner of Mexico which separates the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea has all the ingredients for an exotic holiday.
Koh Rong Samloem, Cambodia
This paradise island off Cambodia’s southern coast is one of the Gulf of Thailand’s most exotic places. It’s starkly different to the tourist town of Sihanoukville, as you’ll find no traffic and very little development, except for a few rustic beach huts..
Whitsunday Islands, Australia
The brilliant white and blue hues of the Whitsunday Islands have become an iconic exotic location for travellers exploring Australia.
Fiji
When it comes to exotic holidays, Fiji is hard to beat. A country blessed with gorges, mangrove forests, waterfalls and natural pools, it’s the jewel of the South Pacific.
Madagascar
Home to otherworldly landscapes and one of the Earth’s most unique ecosystems, few places match the Eden-like quality of Madagascar.
