Isla del Sol
Isla del Sol, or Island of the Sun, is one of the best-known islands in Lake Titicaca, Bolivia, located in the lake’s southern section near Copacabana. The island is shaped by steep hills, stone terraces, small farming communities, and broad views across the high-altitude lake toward the Andes. At about 3,810 meters above sea level, Lake Titicaca creates a distinctive setting where cultivated slopes meet deep blue water and distant mountain peaks.
Richards Bay
Richards Bay is a coastal city in KwaZulu-Natal, set around the Mhlatuze River estuary where wetlands, lagoons, beaches, and the Indian Ocean meet. It is both an important industrial centre and a gateway to the Zululand coast, giving the city a distinctive combination of working harbour and protected natural areas. Richards Bay is known for its deep-water port, while nearby Alkantstrand provides a popular beach setting.
Salmon Arm
Salmon Arm is a community on the southern shore of Shuswap Lake in British Columbia’s Southern Interior. Its location places the city between Kamloops and Revelstoke, with the lake, surrounding hills, and forested valleys shaping the local landscape. The community takes its name from the southwest arm of Shuswap Lake, which was historically associated with salmon runs in the waterways entering the lake.
Pacific Harbour
Pacific Harbour, located on the southern coast of Viti Levu in Fiji, is known as the country’s “Adventure Capital.” Once envisioned as a luxury resort community, it has evolved into a dynamic destination that blends tropical relaxation with outdoor excitement.
Fatu Hiva
Fatu Hiva, the southernmost of the Marquesas Islands, is a destination that feels like stepping back in time to a world untouched by modernity. This remote island is known for its breathtaking landscapes, where lush, verdant mountains rise dramatically from the deep blue sea.
