Global EcoTourism Destination Ideas
Costa Rica - green wellness retreats, rainforests, beautiful beaches, diverse flora and fauna, national parks, wildlife preserves
Botswana - a vast wetland area that supports an array of wildlife, and a game reserve offering unparalleled bird watching, with around 400 species to spot, plus many animal species such as hippos, spotted hyenas, African buffalos and chacma baboons
New Zealand - sheep-to-person ratio of about 7-to-1, an adventure sports capital, offering biking, skiing, kayaking, camping and boating facilities throughout its 14 national parks, kiwi birds, Glow Worm Caves, beaches, forests, volcanic plateaus
Singapore - nature parks and reserves, great for walking, biking or hiking - abundant wildlife – watch out for the noisy long-tailed macaques, who may just decide to follow you on part of your walk, swinging above you from tree to tree
Norway - pristine fjords and snow-capped mountain vistas, peaceful forests, charming fishing villages, stunning landscapes, lutefisk and lefse 😋
Fiji - eco-resorts, offering in-house activities, dining and accommodation, whitewater rafting, national heritage parks, sand beaches, precious coral reefs, lush forests and plenty of sunshine
Palau - crystal clear waters offering amazing diving opportunities along its barrier reef walls, incredible bird watching within its forests and a 600,000 square kilometre shark sanctuary serving as a research and conservation site
Iceland - global leader in environmental policies, Blue Lagoon and Gulfoss waterfalls, elegant coastal vistas, lava-carved moonscapes, Land of Fire & Ice
Kenya - Maasai Mara plains, mountains, beaches, offshore coral reefs, national parks and wildlife preserves
Kerala (India) - considered one of India's prettiest states, exotic beaches, rare animals protected in the state’s best wildlife sanctuaries and parks
Galapagos Islands (Ecuador) - home to some of the most unique and fearless wildlife on the planet, became a Natural World Heritage Site in 1978, which has helped to preserve its fragile ecology
UNESCO’s Executive Board has endorsed the addition of 18 sites to the UNESCO Global Geoparks network. This brings the total number of geoparks to 195 in 48 countries. You can check out the details here.
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