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  • Falkland IslandsOne of the few untouched wildlife wonders on the earth. Enjoy its unspoilt beaches and admire the spectacular populations of penguins, seals and albatrosses.
  • TokelauOne of the most isolated places on earth, and quite difficult to get to. Which is why the indigenous culture is better preserved than anywhere else.
  • SvalbardThis archipelago is the world's most northern inhabited land.
  • Tonga170 "friendly islands" scattered across more than 700,000 square miles in the blue waters of the South Pacific.
  • Northern Mariana IslandsA small island in the Pacific, not very developed, with it's natural beauty intact.
  • Norfolk IslandLocated in the South Pacific Ocean, Norfolk Island is a three million year old volcanic outcrop, visited mostly by Australians and New Zealanders.
  • MayotteBeing an overseas territory of France, the island is jammed with French tourists and some say, a bit overpriced.
  • GuamEven though it is the most largest and populous island in Micronesia, it's small enough to explore in two days.
  • SamoaAn island blessed with lush landscapes, amazing corals, rain forests and an abundance of waterfalls.
  • Pitcairn IslandAre a group of tiny islands in the remote South Pacific, farther from any continent than any other inhabited island.
  • São Tomé and PríncipeYou can enjoy this tropical paradise all to yourself, as few visitors adventure on this small African island.
  • Cocos IslandsIt's not so easy to get to them, but once you've arrived you'll see it was worth it: breathtakingly beautiful landscapes, secluded beaches and hidden lagoons.
  • ComorosThree islands, randomly scattered in the Indian Ocean, undiscovered and remote, perfect for a hide-away.
  • TuvaluLocated in the South Pacific, this group of islands form the fourth smallest country in the world.
  • VanuatuHere you just might find yourself all alone on a beach, on one of the 83 island that make up Vanuatu.
  • Kiribati33 atolls, with a total area of only 811 km², are scattered over an area of 3.5 million km².
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