Originally posted on HarryHansford.com:
The positives and negatives of living on Earth’s biggest island It’s no secret that Australia is one of the most beautiful and diverse countries on the planet, and a bucket list destination for travellers of all ages. The world’s largest island is ranked among the safest, happiest and best overall…
The formation of the island was completely due to the weather and waters of the region, with continuous years of wind, ocean currents, and waves pushing the deep siliceous sand from the far south-east coast of Australia to outer area of the ocean.
Mexico’s lush jungle is home to some of the best treasures in the world like the mysterious and alluring underground sinkholes called cenotes.
Attracting 28 million visitors every year, London is the most visited city in Europe and a densely populated wealthy area.
The first stop on many Australian itineraries, and for good reason. It’s an inviting blend of the exhilarating and easygoing.
The most visited city in Spain, with about 1.6 million inhabitants, the number of visitors to the city far outnumbers the people living in it.
