Maui is one of the largest and most impressive islands in Hawaii. On this island, you will find red, white and even black beaches, as well as stand under one of the spectacular waterfalls in the area and enjoy the refreshing water, watch the sunset from the top of an inactive volcano and watch whales swimming in the sea. Maui is the second largest island in Hawaii, but its population is relatively small, allowing you to enjoy the green landscapes and breath-taking and the many attractions all year round without too much hustle and bustle around you.
How do I get there? A direct flight can be taken to Maui from within the U.S. If you’re flying from anywhere else you’ll need a layover.
4. Madeira, Portugal
This wonderful island, located southwest of Africa, is known not only for its famous wine but also for its natural and rich landscapes. The agricultural culture on the island is visible from all sides, whether it is dense green vegetation or the colorful crops growing on terraces throughout the island. At Madeira, you can also look out over the spectacular turquoise shades of the sea from natural cliffs or rocky beaches, or take walks in its many nature reserves, nestled amid mountainous landscapes and wild native vegetation.
How do I get there? In order to reach Madeira, you will need to take a 90-minute flight from Lisbon in Portugal.
