Not a repeat planet

11/07/2023

09/07/2023

Mealt Falls, The Isle Of Skye
Located near the magnificent Kilt Rock (which is said to look like a pleated kilt) is the stunning Mealt waterfall. Fed by the nearby Mealt Loch, this waterfall is so high that on windy days the water doesn’t even touch the ground.

09/07/2023

Fully experience and appreciate the most memorable spots on your next adventure.
The world's top tourist attractions by the number of visitors have a lot in common: they are typically in urban centers (Union Station, Washington, D.C.), free of charge (Central Park, New York) and have broad cultural appeal (Buckingham Palace, London.) In contrast, this selection of top attractions honors local heritage and cultural landmarks at major destinations that have captured the world's imagination and inspired travelers to circle the globe for architectural marvels and must-see destinations.

07/07/2023

Glen Nevis, Scottish Highlands
Glen Nevis is one of the most picturesque glens (or valleys) in Scotland. It is located at the foot of Ben Nevis, the highest (and one of the most popular) mountains in the UK. To the other end of the glen is the town of Fort William.

05/07/2023

Fingal’s Cave, Scotland
This cave is a sea cave on the island of Staffa which is full of unique angular basalt columns. They create an area with breathtaking natural acoustics, especially with the waves that crash inside. What makes this cave so special is its size and the fact that there is a natural walkway through which visitors can get right inside at low tide. It is similar to the nearby Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland.

03/07/2023

Iguazú Falls, Argentina
The world’s largest waterfalls, Iguazú Falls are serene, mesmerizing, and hypnotic and among the most gorgeous places in the world. They are located at the border of Brazil and Argentina with both countries claiming to offer a wonderful experience at these falls. It is divided into upper and lower Iguazú and provides a stunning panorama. There are several vantages points here that will make your visit to this place worth it.

01/07/2023

Salar de Uyuni
The dried Uyuni salt flat is located in Bolivia, in the Andes, at an altitude of 3,650 m above sea level. The salt lake has no equal in the world, with an area of 10,582 km². It is now used not only for salt extraction but also as the main transportation route on the Altiplano plateau. It is one of the most beautiful and unusual places in Bolivia. The flat surface glistens dazzlingly in the sun, and from November to March, when the rainy season arrives, a thin layer of water covers it. And this is the best time to visit here. The flawless smoothness of the Uyuni creates an exact replica of the sky, making the horizon get lost in countless reflections. When traveling through the vast expanse of salt marsh, the Fisherman's Island (Isla de Pescadores) with its giant and unimaginably ancient cacti is a must-see. And the Stone Forest (Valle De Rocas), a bizarre natural installation made of clumps reminding of Salvador Dali's works, is also worth seeing.