Many countries are favored by great weather throughout the year. In addition, they are blessed with natural wonders, among which islands with beautiful landscapes and incredible rich variety of marine life seem to be the present from god.
Besides islands' functions as a land bridge, they are very attractive to nature lovers and photographers for its shapes, diversity, landscapes, and magnificent views especially from the sky.
Fiji Islands are comprised from 333 islands in the South Pacific. They are famous for their coral gardens, lush rain forests, and sparking beaches. The climate in Fiji is tropical and warm most of the year with minimal extremes.

Fiji Islands
Glove Reef, a national marine reserve, is well-known for its diversified marine life and some of the best diving and snorkeling in the Caribbean. In 1997, it was named as World Heritage by UNESCO.

Glover Reef
The lush hills of Tahiti are covered with a mass of white clouds. Tahiti and other 13 islands make up the Society Islands. The interior of Tahiti is beautiful. Tropical forests cover her towering hills.

Tahiti
Cape Hatteras National Seashore in North Carolina's Outer Banks comprises of swirling sandbars across Oregon Inlet. The Seashore is rich in natural and cultural resources.

Cape Hatteras National Seashore
Blue Hole, a submarine cave or sinkhole, is actually the gift of nature. It is over 1,000 feet across and about 400 feet deep. The hole is the opening to what was a dry cave system during the Ice Age.

Blue Hole
Palau Islands is situated in the western Pacific. Paula's tourism aims at snorkeling, lounging, and diving because of its rich marine environment.

Paula Islands
Bora-Bora which is an island in the Leeward group of the Society Islands of French Polynesia, is home to hundreds of species of tropical fish. It is surrounded by clear water, electric-blue lagoon, and sugar-white beaches.

Bora-Bora
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