Located at the southernmost tip of Cozumel, Punta Sur Eco Beach Park is an ecological reserve boasting pristine white beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and lush vegetation teeming with wildlife, including exotic birds and crocodiles in their natural habitat. One of the highlights is the historic Celarain Lighthouse, which offers stunning panoramic views of the coastline and houses a navigation museum. Visitors can also explore the "El Caracol," a small Mayan structure thought to have been a temple or a hurricane warning system. For adventure seekers, Punta Sur offers snorkeling opportunities just off the shore and guided boat tours across the Colombia Lagoon to spot crocodiles and diverse bird species. Additional experiences such as massages, tequila tastings, and water sports add a touch of luxury and excitement to this natural gem.

This striking beach is located 20 minutes by car from Cagliari, and the trip alone offers astounding views. This is one of the bays that remains outside of easy tourist access, so get ready to hike steep cliffs to reach the water. The beach is mostly rocky and there are no cafés or restaurants on the boardwalk, but the water is transparent and nature is as untouched as it gets.

The great view about four countries (Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy) takes your breath away. The air is pure and the panorama seems to be endless. When you expierence this, you are on top of Germany's highest mountain. You are on top of Mount Zugspitze, at a hight of nearly 3000 metres! Due to its natural and rough beauty, Mount Zugspitze is a year-round impressive experience.

The Cook Islands Christian Church in Avarua is a striking old building crafted from white coral, originally erected in 1853. It's well worth a visit, particularly for its intriguing graveyard. In front of the church, you’ll find a monument dedicated to Papeiha, a Polynesian missionary, and the grave of Albert Henry, the first Prime Minister of the independent Cook Islands, complete with a life-size bust.