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Situated in the Nordland county is the breathtaking Lofoten archipelago. With its truly diverse landscape of beaches and mountains, and not to mention the Northern Lights and midnight sun, you'll find yourself wanting to stay much longer than planned. Fishing, surfing, hiking, and skiing are just a few of the activities this majestic place offers.

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While travelers flock to popular Greek destinations like Santorini and Mykonos, consider the small mountain village of Papingo. Visitors can expect some of the best hiking and picturesque river pools to swim in.

The English countryside is known for its lush landscapes and quaint postcard villages. The Peak District National Park offers a variety of activities from cycling to rock climbing, but there also many historic attractions and gardens worth adding to your list. This destination is the perfect combination of natural beauty and small-town adventure.

This protected atoll is the definition of a secluded escape. Enjoy this stunning sanctuary while other travelers head to the more popular French Polynesian island of Bora Bora. Its biodiversity, spectacular beaches, and overall idyllic atmosphere put Fakarava at the top.

Montezuma is a tranquil beach town known for its beaches, waterfalls, and laid-back vibes. Lush jungle surrounds the tropical paradise inhabited by many artists, musicians, and free spirits, giving it its "hippie" reputation. It's definitely one of the more underrated towns in Costa Rica, which makes it the perfect getaway.

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Of the 100-plus islands that make up East Africa's archipelago, La Digue is absolutely a noteworthy escape. You won't find any street lights here because mostly everyone travels by bike. This laid-back island features stunning white-sand beaches that you won't have to fight many tourists over.

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The Shan royal city of Hsipaw has been attracting more visitors by the year, but it's still not considered a complete tourist destination just yet. The town's rich history and chill vibes are just a couple reasons that make it worth adding to your do-not-disturb travel list. You'll definitely be able to find peace and quiet here.