Maldives, Palau, Mauritius, which of these holy places?

Palau, Madai and Mauritius are all tourist attractions, with good environment, beautiful scenery and various specialties, which are suitable for all kinds of travel.

1, Maldives: Madai is an archipelago country close to India and Sri Lanka, including 26 atolls, of which Coral Island 1 190. Among them, more than 100 coral islands have resorts, and one island and one hotel is the characteristic of Maldives holiday. You can get a good relaxation, soak in hotels and take photos. It is more suitable for couples to spend their honeymoon, relax their families and stay in the sun in a daze. Off-season air tickets cost about 5,000 yuan per person. Two people in the hotel range from 65,438+0.5W-5W, so you can choose an island with good beaches and snorkeling. Especially suitable for pure vacation and relaxation.

2. Mauritius: Mauritius is located in the southwest Indian Ocean, about 2,200 kilometers from the east coast of the African continent and about 4,827 kilometers from Australia. Relatively speaking, it is the farthest three, but it also has a touch of African style. Mark Twain once said that "God created Mauritius first, and then the Garden of Eden". Mauritius is undoubtedly a fantastic holiday destination suitable for honeymoon. Mauritius is known as the land of paradise, and there are many hotel choices, mainly distributed in four directions, east, west, north and south, with different star ratings. The hotel where two people stay is about 1w, but it is definitely not an island with a circle of two hours. If you don't like going to the hotel, you can take a day trip outside the hotel, including four-wheel drive, walking with lions, skydiving and sailing. The gameplay is diverse and very exciting. Scenic spots are far apart, and there are many scenic spots and games.

Palau: Palau is a very strange place. The water surface is always flat, but it is where typhoons form. Palau is not only famous for its underwater landscape, but also recognized by oceanographers as the first of the seven underwater wonders in the world, and its marine landscape is equally amazing. Its seawater has seven different colors, which amazes every visitor who has seen it. The reason is that Palau's sea water is clear and pollution-free, and the seabed landscape has a strange shape. Sometimes black rocks, sometimes gorgeous soft and hard corals, or fine gravel, and volcanic ash deposited in ancient times. All this is reflected on the sea surface by the clear sea water without reservation, so this eye-catching color is available. Jellyfish Lake is one of the most distinctive scenic spots in Palau, with unique non-toxic jellyfish. Tens of thousands of years ago, Jellyfish Lake was once a part of the ocean. Due to the crustal movement, the surrounding seabed rises, gradually isolating it from the open sea, forming a seemingly ordinary inland saltwater lake. Unusually, most of the marine life in the lake died with the consumption of nutrients, leaving only a low-level marine life-jellyfish, which can survive with a small amount of microorganisms.