Mudgee, Australia
In Mudgee, Australia, you will find an adventure apart from the red sand outback. Mudgee has a number of guesthouses where tourists can relax in the Australian countryside.
Additionally, Mudgee has a handful of wineries where you can taste the regional wines and if you want to see more of the area, you can visit the Blue Mountains or a waterfront getaway called The Basin.
Male, Maldives
The Maldives is a top honeymoon spot but this beautiful place isn’t just for newlyweds. Male is the capital of the Maldives and is the largest city here. Male is also an Islamic city so you will want to make sure to dress more modestly when you are not relaxing by the pool.
Aside from gazing at the incredible water here, you can get a taste of the local culture by checking out the local fish market, art gallery, and museum.
Alexandria, Egypt
Exotic, mysterious, and filled to the brim with ancient history, Egypt holds much intrigue for its visitors. Alexandria, the second-largest city in Egypt, houses the great lighthouse, one of the wonders of the world. Another site not to miss is the Bibliotheca Alexandria (or the modern version of the Library of Alexandria).
If you want even more of a historical immersion you can visit the Royal Jewelry Museum, Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa, and the Roman Amphitheatre. Among the other places to explore in Alexandria, you can take a break from ancient history and walk in the beautiful gardens of Montazah Park.
St. Ives, Cornwall, England
At first, it may look like a tropical island but St. Ives is actually located in Cornwall, England. In this scenic, coastal town you can catch some waves at Porthmeor Beach after some lessons from the St. Ives Surf School.
You can also visit the local shops, restaurants, and bars in the surrounding charming town. And, if you want a unique place to stay, you can book a few nights at the Treehouse on the Lake, a quaint house located 20 feet above the forest floor.
Amman, Jordan
Another beautiful location in the Middle East, Amman, Jordan is well worth a visit. This city is rich in culture and fascinating sites to visit. Just in this city, you can visit the Temple of Hercules at the Amman Citadel, which dates back to Roman times as well as the Byzantine Basilica and Umayyad Palace among other historical sites.
To really immerse yourself in the local culture, you can walk along Rainbow Street, which really comes to life on Thursday nights as locals begin their weekend. If you’re looking to experience Amman at a more relaxed pace, you can unwind at one of the nearby spas near the Dead Sea.