In the top 10 most popular islands as voted by CNTraveler readers, the Philippines has three 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 tiny island, approximately 10 square kilometers in size, located in Aklan province, more than 300 kilometers south of Manila, the capital of the Philippines, is considered a paradise. Like its name suggests, White Beach boasts fine white sand and crystal-clear water, ideal for swimming and snorkeling. |
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| Palawan, PhilippinesOne of the Philippines' more than 7,000 islands, Palawan ranks just behind Boracay in the list of most voted-for islands by CNTraveler readers. Currently, Palawan is home to one of the New Seven Wonders of the World – the Puerto Princesa Underground River. |
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| Mallorca, Spain:Europeans often flock to this island every summer, but it still retains its own unique charm. Visitors have the opportunity to enjoy the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean coast, stunning mountain views, and winding cobblestone streets. |
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| Great Barrier Reef and Whitsunday, Australia:The Great Barrier Reef, the world's most spectacular coral reef system, comprises 3,000 separate reef systems and hundreds of islands. The Whitsundays, a cluster of 74 islands, are one of the best places for snorkeling and swimming. Whitehaven Beach is also famous for its diverse sand colors, including blue, green, and white. |
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| Cebu, Philippines:This is the third Philippine island in CNTraveler's top 10 most popular islands of 2016. Cebu is also the most populous island in the country. The island is notable for its beautiful surrounding beaches. Unlike the wild Phuket in Thailand, Cebu is more private and has more restaurants and shops for visitors to explore and experience. |
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| Vancouver, CanadaThis island, located in British Columbia, Canada, is a favorite among many for its countless experiences to try during an extended stay. For example, you can go trout fishing, wine tasting, boating, walking along the coast or hiking trails, and even learn glassblowing. |
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| Turks & CaicosComprising 40 different islands (only 8 are inhabited), Turks & Caicos belongs to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Here, visitors can choose to stop at the white sandy beaches of Provideciales or explore the colonial architecture around the town of Cockbum. |
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| Bermuda:Despite being a small island nation in the North Atlantic, Bermuda boasts a distinctly subtropical climate. It's also a melting pot of cultures, with a population including British, American, and Caribbean influences. In Bermuda, visitors can enjoy pink sand beaches, play golf, shop to their heart's content, and explore numerous museums. |
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| Crete, Greece:The largest island in Greece, Crete is one of the places that has preserved its unique culture, natural landscapes, and mysterious history. When traveling there, don't miss the Mioan palaces in Knossos if you love culture and history more than the beaches. |
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| Bali, Indonesia:Nowhere is quite like Bali; it's the place where you can enjoy delicious seafood and immerse yourself in nature. At Uluwatu Temple, you might have your sunglasses snatched by mischievous monkeys, or see lots of motorbikes on the streets... Every experience here will become a memorable one. |
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