The Capilano River Hatchery was completed in 1971 to strengthen the declining Capilano salmon population, affected by the construction of the Cleveland Dam. Beyond its ecological role, the hatchery is a major tourist attraction. The educational center is open daily, giving locals and visitors a chance to learn more about the salmon life cycle. See the Capilano River Hatchery official website for opening hours and when you can see the salmon depending on the season.

Curaçao may have nearly 40 beaches, but few are as beloved as Porto Mari. Aside from the clear turquoise waters and sugar-white sands, the place has its own dive centre, a bar with local food and beautiful sunsets. If you're lucky, you can even encounter some beach-loving pigs. The area is also a local bastion of environmental protection, with hiking trails leading from the beach.

Al-Shallal Theme Park is a large amusement centre along Jeddah's North Corniche. The park is divided into indoor and outdoor sections, with a mix of attractions that include an ice-skating rink, a boat ride through a simulated rainforest, and various electronic game arcades. Its outdoor area has several thrill rides, including a prominent rollercoaster, a free-fall tower and a slingshot. A notable feature is a zero-gravity simulation ride. The park also houses a small space-themed exhibit. As a popular local destination for families and groups, it offers a range of activities from gentle rides and a toddler play area to more intense attractions.

The oldest street in Cebu was constructed by the Spanish and named after Christopher Columbus, marked by an obelisk at its northern end. Today, it’s the heart of the city’s downtown district and teems with shopping and entertainment discoveries. The street is glittering during the evening.