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TheNorthern Lightsare one of nature’s most incredible wonders. A series of dancing lights that charge the night sky in pinks, greens, yellows and purples – seeing the Aurora Borealis is the ultimate travel bucket list item. Cool northern lights-spotting destinations includeIceland,Norway, Alaska and northern Canada.

he Giant’s Causeway is a stone formation made up of 40,000 basalt columns, located just off the coast of Antrim in Northern Ireland. While scientists say that the formations were the result of a volcanic eruption, legend has it that the columns were a causeway built by a giant so that Scottish and Irish giants could meet and fight. I’m going to go ...

One of the US’s best-known national parks,Bryce Canyon is a collection of giant natural amphitheatres insouthern Utahand one of the most beautiful natural landmarks I’ve ever had the pleasure of visiting. Designated a National Park in 1928, Bryce Canyon now receives nearly 2.5 million annual visitors to marvel at its red, orange and white rock form...

Walking through the weird curved formations of Antelope Canyon, it’s difficult to believe that it’s not man made. It’s not. Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon, located in Page, Arizona. Formed by the erosion of sandstone from the flash floods that occur in the area, it’s a must for any avid traveller. Photographers come from far and wide to get a gli...

The strikingReynisdrangar basalt columns on the world-famousReynisfjara black sand beachare one of Iceland’s most impressive natural wonders (they have tough competition). The columns were formed by volcanic activity – the same kind that created the Giant’s Causeway mentioned above. Legend has it that they are three trolls, frozen in time by the su...

Yosemite National Park is just incredible. Located in the Sierra Nevada Mountains in the northeast ofCaliforniait’s well-known as one of America’s most beautiful travel destinations. Want to know where to travel before you die? Start with Yosemite. Granite cliffs, clear streams, waterfalls, mountains and glaciers – it’s no wonder that the famous ph...

We all know that you can float on The Dead Sea. This curious natural wonder is 9.6 times saltier than the ocean. It’s not actually a sea, despite its name, it’s a lake on the borders of Israel, the West Bank andJordan. The banks of the Dead Sea are over 400m below sea level, making them the lowest point in the world on dry land. The easiest way to ...

Ha Long Bay is no secret. Another place that’s arguably being loved to death, it’s enduringly beautiful. The bay, which is located in Northeast Vietnam, stretches over 1500 square kilometres and is scattered with over 1600 islands and islets. Ha Long Bay is known for its emerald waters and rainforest-topped islands and a favourite among beauty-seek...

When it comes to bucket list places to visit, TheJeita Grottois often forgotten about. It’s a set of two separate but interconnected limestone caves, located in the Nahr al-Kalb Valley in Lebanon. It can only be entered by boat as it channels an underground river, but once inside, visitors can see the incredible rock formations, and beautiful stala...