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The Cove, Sandy Hook
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The Cove, Sandy Hook

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/ New Jersey USA

Sandy Hook is a barrier spit, approximately 6 mi/9.6 km in length and varying between 0.1 mi/0.16 km and 1 mi/1.6 km wide in Middletown Township, in Monmouth County, lengthwise the Atlantic Ocean coast of eastern New Jersey. The eastern shoreline consists of public beaches, where many visitors have the opportunity to spend their holidays.

Mont Orignal, Lac Etchemin
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Mont Orignal, Lac Etchemin

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/ Quebec Canada

For those who want to escape from the daily routine and enjoy themselves in all fields, Mont Orignal is the best place to visit. It is a well-known ski mountain in the region of Bellechasse, near the village of Lac Etchemin, at approximately 100 km south of Quebec City, Canada. This area offers to visitors a variety of winter activities, friendly atmosphere and the opportunity to enjoy their best vacations.

Lebanon Reserve Nature, Overberg
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Lebanon Reserve Nature, Overberg

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/ Western Cape South Africa

The Overberg is a region of immense beauty and characterized by amazing and diverse landscapes. It forms part of the Western Cape as it stretches from the Hottentos-Holland Mountains in the north while in the southern, the Atlantic and Indian Ocean break on to sandy beaches and rocky headlands. The spot enjoys a Mediterranean climate with warm dry summers and cool wet winters.

Dania Beach, Fort Lauderdale
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Dania Beach, Fort Lauderdale

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/ Florida USA

Fort Lauderdale's city is located on the southeast coast of Florida State, between Palm Beach and Miami. Commonly known as the "Venice of America" and being bordered by the Atlantic Ocean with numerous scenic inland waterways, this place is a paradise for visitors and home to many outdoor activities for all ages and skill levels.

Inchydoney Beach, Cork
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Inchydoney Beach, Cork

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/ Ireland

County Cork is situated in the South-West Region of Ireland and it is the largest of all Irish counties. The climate here, like the rest of Ireland, is classified as a maritime climate, usually with cool summers, mild winters and abundant rainfall. Cork enchants visitors with its beautiful landscapes, historic towns and magnificent coastline. In addition, it provides with a number of sporting and leisure activities to perform and remember forever.