If there’s one key element we want from our next vacation, it’s to relax. 2020 has been a year of total turmoil, with international travel out the window. When we are able to travel again however, this list of the most relaxing locations in the world should be your go-to.
From rainforest retreats to immaculate white beaches, Psychic World rounded up which relaxing locations are ideal to escape to on your next holiday. Looking at Instagram hashtags, they can see which places are most popular for some R&R.
Most Relaxing Locations in the World
1. Phuket, Thailand
Thailand’s largest island is popular among tourists for the vast range of activities and tours available, from day trips to beaches, natural wonders to explore, cultural heritage (such as museums and temples) – the perfect spot to escape to soothe the soul.
2. The Maldives
With a range of private white-sand islands, surrounded by crystal blue waters, it’s the ultimate luxury island escape. From exploring the island’s marine wildlife whilst scuba diving, sipping on cocktails, and escaping to an inhabited island for a spot of sunbathing, meditation or yoga – it’s the perfect spot to relax.
3. Tulum, Mexico
Tulum is famous for its crystal-clear waters golden sand and amazing resorts and restaurants, and well-preserved ruins of the ancient Mayan port city. This makes it one of the best locations for rejuvenating the mind and body.
4. Ubud, Bali
The town of Ubud, located in the hills of Bali, Indonesia, is surrounded by stunning rainforest, Hindu temples, and shrines. It’s unsurprising that the town ranks as the fourth most popular location to take a relaxing holiday.
5. Mykonos, Greece
The island is a hit among youngsters and celebrities looking for some fun and to let their hair down.
All buildings are whitewashed and inhabited by boutique shops, chic cafes, hip hotels, beach bars and restaurants, as well as a row of Instagrammable 16th-century windmills sitting on a hill above Mykonos town.
6. Siem Reap, Cambodia
Siem Reap is a sleepy town in the best possible way. There’s a busy pub street, but also quaint resorts to relax in. It is also the link to the world wonder, Angkor Wat temple. While it does boast one of the world’s treasures, there are also lots of other temples and great things to check out.
7. Langkawi, Malaysia
Langkawi is an archipelago made up of 99 islands on Malaysia’s west coast. Here, you can escape to the secluded beach, ancient rainforest and turquoise waters of the islands. It’s perfect.
