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2025's Best Travel Destinations

From a coral reef to a volcanic archipelago to a touch of French je ne sais quoi—here are the top travel destinations for 2025.

December 27, 2024


The world’s second-largest coral reef, the vibrant harbor districts of Marseille, a volcanic archipelago on the edge of Europe, the tranquility of the Lofoten Islands, and the charm of Chiang Mai: Whether you’re seeking an adventure vacation, a nature escape, or a city trip, these destinations are especially worth visiting in 2025.

Natural jewel Belize 

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Rainforests, Maya ruins, and the world’s second-largest coral reef—a mesmerizing paradise for diving and snorkeling right at your doorstep: The Caribbean nation of Belize, located east of Mexico and Guatemala, is a magical travel destination brimming with wonders.

Radiant Marseille

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The calm after the storm: post-Olympics, Marseille is in top form. And now is the perfect time to visit this Mediterranean gem, especially as its Notre-Dame-du-Mont district has been named as the coolest neighborhood in the world.

The vastness of the Lofoten Islands

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Dramatic mountains, crystal-clear fjords, deserted beaches, and historic fishing villages make the Lofoten Islands unforgettable. The best way to immerse yourself in their natural beauty and traditions? Hiking, climbing, kayaking, and relaxing in a sauna.

Royal Chiang Mai

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Temples, teak houses und countless shades of green: Chiang Mai, nestled among lush mountains and rice fields, is one of Thailand’s most enchanting destinations, offering mountain exploration and a deep dive into northern traditions.

View of the Azores

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A breathtakingly beautiful archipelago lies far off Portugal in the Atlantic: Crater lakes, hot springs, a mild climate, and pristine nature make the Azores a paradise for active travelers and nature enthusiasts in 2025. There's every reason to explore several of these islands.

This article appeared in the Falstaff TRAVEL issue Winter 2024/25.

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