In the top 10 most favorite islands voted by CNTraveler readers, the Philippines has 3 representatives: Boracay, Palawan, and Cebu.
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| Boracay, Philippines:The prestigious international travel magazine CNTraveler has just announced the results of its annual Readers' Choice Awards. The small island with an area of about 10 square kilometers in Aklan province, located more than 300 kilometers south of Manila, the capital of the Philippines, is considered a paradise. Like the name of White Beach, the sand here is also white and smooth and the water is clear, ideal for swimming and diving. |
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| Palawan, Philippines Palawanone of the Philippines' more than 7,000 islands, ranking second only to Boracay in the list of most voted by CNTraveler readers. Palawan is now home to one of the New 7 Natural Wonders of the World - the Puerto Princesa Underground River. |
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| Mallorca, Spain:Europeans flock to the island every summer, but it still retains its own charm. Visitors can enjoy the clear blue waters of the Mediterranean, beautiful views from the mountains, winding cobblestone streets... |
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| Great Barrier Reef and Whitsunday, Australia:The world's most spectacular coral reef, the Great Barrier Reef, consists of 3,000 separate reef systems and hundreds of islands. The Whitsundays, a cluster of 74 islands, are some of the world's best places for diving and swimming. Whitehaven Beach is also famous for its varied sand colors, including blue, green and white. |
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| Cebu, Philippines:This is the third island of the Philippines in the top 10 most favorite islands of 2016 by CNTraveler. Cebu is also the most populous island in the country. The island is famous for its beautiful surrounding beaches. Not as wild as Phuket in Thailand, Cebu is more private and has more restaurants and shops for tourists to explore and experience. |
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| Vancouver, Canadais an island in British Columbia, Canada, loved by many for its endless experiences to try during extended stays. For example, you can go salmon fishing, wine tasting, boating, beach walking, hiking trails, and glass blowing lessons. |
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| Turks & CaicosComprising 40 different islands (only 8 are inhabited), Turks & Caicos is part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Visitors can choose to stop at the white sand beaches of Provideciales, or visit the colonial architecture around the town of Cockburn. |
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| Bermuda:Despite being a small island nation in the North Atlantic, Bermuda has a distinct subtropical climate. Bermuda is also a melting pot of cultures, with its population made up of British, American, and Caribbean people. In Bermuda, visitors can see some pink sand beaches, play golf, shop to their heart's content, and explore many museums. |
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| Crete, Greece:The largest island of Greece, Crete is one of the places that preserves cultural characteristics, natural landscapes and mysterious history. When traveling here, do not miss the Mioan palaces in Knossos if you love culture and history more than beaches. |
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| Bali, Indonesia:There is no place like Bali, this is the place where you will eat delicious seafood and can immerse yourself in nature the most. Coming to Uluwatu Temple, visitors can have their sunglasses stolen by mischievous monkeys, or see many motorbikes on the road... Every experience here will become a memorable memory for you. |
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