Guest post written by Nicole Noel
On this special day,i am so happy to share this outstanding article which highlights some "miracles" of the amazing Planet Earth.Seven stunningly beautiful heart-shaped islands,so magically designed that will definitely make you and your Valentine dream.Perhaps,one of them will be your Valentine's day destination next year.
Why not??
I really wanted to prepare something different and special for you this day,a small surprise!Suddenly,Nicole suggested to me and finally created this lovely post,so now it is her turn to write on my blog.
Let me introduce her: Nicole is a very talented blogger and editor at Highstylife.com .She is an avid traveler,passionate about yoga and healthy living.She loves to explore different cultures and share her experiences with others.You can find her on Twitter and Facebook
So,here it is! Hope you like it as much as i do!
Happy Valentine's Day,
Zoe xoxo
Valentine's
Day -
Most Beautiful Heart Shaped Islands
We all already know that Mother Nature
is the best artist there is, but did you know that the “old lady”
is also romantic? You would be surprised to know how many amazingly
amorous sites it created. Amongst those sites are also islands shaped
as the symbol of love. What truly is astonishing is that there are
heart shaped islands in different corners of the world, so any one of
us can visit the nearest one. Since Valentine’s Day is nearing, we
would say that that is the perfect opportunity for the in love, or
why not, even the broken hearted, get away from their mundane lives
and discover these fascinating islands. Here are some you should
consider.
Galesnjak Island,
Croatia
There is a reason why Galesnjak is the
first on this list – it is actually the most perfectly heart-shaped
island on the planet. It first came to global attention in 2009, when
it was highlighted on Google Earth. Since then, it became known
as Lovers’ Island and the Island of Love. The
best thing about it is that it is an uninhabited, so you can enjoy
pleasant and quiet times with your loved one. The desert island is
located between the coastal town of Turanj and the island of Pasman,
so you can stay at some of the hotels nearby.
Great Barrier Reef,
Australia
As the very fact that the Great
Barrier Reef is the world’s largest coral reef
is not enough, this site includes a charming tiny heart shaped
composition of coral – the Heart Reef. Even though Great Barrier
Reef is known as a diving site, because of its protected status, it
is not allowed to snorkel or dive near the Heart Reef. Still, you can
get a plane or a helicopter tour and enjoy all of its beauty from
high above.
Tupai, French Polynesia
Tupai, also called Motu Iti which
translates as Little Island, is the only heart shaped island in
French Polynesia. This tiny heart in the middle of a large ocean is
located near Bora Bora, so there is an option of staying there and
simply visiting the island. If you prefer your trips “on the move”
you can choose
some of the cruises to Tahiti which includes a
visit to Tupai. A novelty is that now the island has a small airport
and that Tahiti Airlines organizes flights to and from Motu Iti.
Isla Corazón,
Argentina
Harbor Island, USA
Remember how we said that there is a
heart shaped island on every part of the world? Yes, even USA has
one. Often used as a shelter for boats which are coming or going
back, Harbor Island is becoming more and more popular destination for
couples. There is no possibility of staying there, so you can stay in
some other city on the shore of Maine.
Tavarua, Fiji
Located in an archipelago among many
astonishing islands, this tiny brave wonder of nature had to fight
for its chance to gain attention. Luckily, someone once noticed its
shape and beauty from the air, and made it one of the most famous
destinations for romantic trips. Today, it is a famous destination
for proposals and weddings.
Jumeirah Dhevanafushi,
Maldives
Already
beloved by many of our beloved stars, Jumeirah
Dhevanafushi, is the
perfect place to spend your vacation, or at least weekend. The
name of the island, when translated to English, means “Unique
Island”. There is no doubt about that.
What are you waiting for? Grab a bag
and fill it with some essentials and enjoy the lovable rest.
Got the best transportation service for my car which I was looking for almost a year and believe me I am not disappointed a bit! Great Work by how much does it cost to ship a car to French Polynesia!
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