You’ll definitely want to book a window seat if you’re flying to any of these islands. Just when you think you’ve seen it all, there’s still so much left to see in the world!
#1 Heart Island in Fiji
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In a land known for its friendly people and welcoming hospitality, it’s amazing to think that even an island here is shaped just like a heart. Known as Tavarua, the island resort is a popular hub for activities around like surfing, sport fishing and snorkeling.
#2 Seahorse Island in the Galapagos
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The seahorse has a name too, and it’s Isabela, the largest island in the Galapagos archipelago. Isabela Island is the formation of six active volcanoes that merged 1 million years ago.
#3 The Smiley Islands of Malaysia
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Located in Peninsular Malaysia, the smiley face is made up of three islands called Manukan, Mamutik and Sulug. The islands have just as beautiful beaches with plenty of coral reefs.
#4 The Half Moon Island in Hawaii
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Molokini is actually a volcanic cone that possesses rich marine life, with more than 200 species of fish. You might even spot a Whale Shark from this crescent-shaped island.
#5 The World Islands in Dubai
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The man-made archipelago islands are meant to take the shape of the world map. The 300 islands began construction in 2003, with a break in 2008 due to the financial crisis. The project was picked up again in 2014 by “The Heart of Europe” project.