Cappadocia, Turkey
Bazaruto Archipelago, Mozambique
Dunes that end up on long lonely beaches and green shrub lands that emerge from the sand alongside impossible small lagoons, face an Indian Ocean that seems to want to show all possible shades of blue off the southern coast of Mozambique. Add to this a marine background rich in life and color and you have an archipelago of islands that will leave you captivated for life. If you choose the season well - between November and April - you can also swim next to the largest mammal that exists: the whale shark.
In central Anatolia lies the historical region of Cappadocia. In it are valleys, gorges and mountains made of a rock of fragile consistency. The wind and rain have eroded them for millennia and the result is a spectacular landscape that seems to be the result of the imagination of an abstract sculptor. To make it more attractive, between rocks, earth and grass camouflaged whole cities. The spectacle is completed by the colorful balloons that populate the skies every day. A nice way to watch this show is undoubtedly from the heights.