25 Places I Want To Visit Before I Die
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25 Places I Want To Visit Before I Die

Lauren Liberman
May 07, 2015
Florida State University
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25 Places I Want To Visit Before I Die

On my bucket list, right after skydiving, is traveling the world. If money were not an issue, I would have dropped out of school yesterday to explore the beautiful planet we live in. I have been fortunate enough to have the opportunity to visit parts of England, Spain, France, and Italy, but that has only increased my desire to see the rest of the world. I want to go on an African safari. I want to go skiing in the Alps. I want to take a helicopter ride over Victoria Falls. I want to go snorkeling in the Great Barrier Reef. I want to backpack through all of Europe. I have an adventurous spirit. There's so much to be learned through travel. Observing different cultures, tasting different foods, and watching how people interact around different parts of the world is amazing. In a perfect world, I would travel everywhere on Earth. I realize that is not realistic, however, so I've limited down my list.

Here are a few places I hope to visit before I die.

  1. Fira, Greece
  2. Cape Town, South Africa
  3. Santa Marta, Colombia

  4. Queenstown, New Zealand
  5. Porto, Portugal
  6. Blue Lagoon, Iceland
  7. Boracay, Philippines
  8. Brussels, Belgium
  9. Taipei, Taiwan
  10. Coral Coast, Fiji
  11. Burano, Italy
  12. Goreme, Turkey
  13. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
  14. Zanzibar, Tanzania
  15. Hallstatt, Austria
  16. Marsaxlokk, Malta
  17. Cañon de la Angostura, Mexico

  18. Oslo, Norway
  19. Bali, Indonesia
  20. Cairns, Australia
  21. Devil's Pool, Zambia
  22. Bora Bora, French Polynesia
  23. Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve, Costa Rica
  24. Mar del Plata, Argentina

  25. Ambergris Caye, Belize
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