27 Incredibly Surreal Places to Travel Every Travel-Lover Must Visit

“The town is so gorgeous. It looks like you just stepped into a fairytale. The pictures are pretty, but in real life the beauty is overwhelming.” — Katie80

Among the surreal places to travel.

“It was the most magical place I’ve ever been.” — Bissell

“Yosemite is by far the most breathtaking place I’ve ever been. It reminded me just how small I am in this big, beautiful planet.” — kateb4b63a751e

“This island boasts clear turquoise water, pristine sand, and insane tropical fish.” — graced463c17421

“This hike is an 18-kilometre stretch that takes you through mountains, small villages, natural rivers, and pools.

You finally arrive by the sea and the water is so blue, pictures don’t do it justice.” — c4c751e311

“The colours are incredible: The bright red-orange of the cliffs, white sandy beaches, and clear blue water. It’s an amazing little secret corner of the world.” — haaiilley

“From the Plaza de España to the Seville Cathedral and the Metropol Parasol, the entire city is stunning.” — lauram115

Driving this circular route is the best way to catch a glimpse of the gorgeous Irish countryside complete with lush, rolling hills, medieval castles, stone forts, beaches, and sheep farms. — souperspoons

“There are minerals in the water that make it look a magical blue hue. It’s breathtaking.” — amandah42b9bf79c

“This staircase, known as the Koko Head Stairs, takes you to the summit of Koko Head Crater, which overlooks the Honolulu Botanic Gardens below and offers ocean views to the north, east, and south. It’s not a hike for the faint of heart but absolutely worth the effort to get to the top!” — courtc2

“It’s the most beautiful place on earth, especially in summer when all the lupins are blooming.” — missramosturner

“I could’ve sat there all day and taken in the view.” — rosied4156034c7

A must among the surreal places to travel.

“Between the ancient temples, pristine wilderness, the air that always smells like pine, and the sound of chimes and bells as you hike the Himalayas, Bhutan feels like a place untouched by time.” — megkconnolly

“This archipelago in the middle of the Atlantic ocean is a great stopover between Europe and North America. The way the volcanic islands abruptly stop and the ocean starts are mesmerizing. I could stand atop a lookout and see across the entire island from one end to the other.” — mattr4242f57b6

“The views were amazing and the clouds around the surrounding hills and mountains made it feel like you were in a magical city in the sky.” — Holmesnotsherlock

Forests, mountain top views, and ancient temples are some of the allures that draw people to this majestic island in Hiroshima Bay. — Hachi Dori, Facebook

“The whole city is painted blue and it’s perched on the side of a mountain.” — jrb93

One of my favourites among the surreal places to travel.

“I was expecting Thailand to be overhyped and touristy, but when you are standing on those white beaches with that amazingly clear water and jewel green islands dotting the sea all around you, it takes your breath away. It was like being put inside of a postcard.” — wstripe2222

“This island outside of Venice blew my mind. I stuffed myself with risotto and wandered the streets for hours.” — amandap41fee9365

“It’s a tiny island in the South Pacific Ocean! The water is crystal clear and once you dive in, it’s like you’re in a different world!” — Alexy

“The waterfalls are nestled into a canyon, and each feels like a hidden treasure. I can only describe this place as truly magical.” — allisone44475b394

One of the most magnific surreal places to travel.

“I’ll always remember those rolling hills and tiny hilltop towns.” — j4290fbe0c

“It’s hands down the most beautiful place on earth. There are gorgeous mountains and if you visit in the summer, the sun never sets.” — heidiceciliebaastadc

“Particularly during the winter, Iceland is the most beautiful, mesmerizing place I’ve ever been to.” — francescac454166af2

One of the most surreal places to travel.

“The whitewashed buildings against an impossibly blue sea was so lovely, and the sunlight twinkled on the water like diamonds. No photo could ever do it justice.” — Alison Hannah

Don’t forget your camera when you visit this slot canyon. The streaks of light that pass through the canyon walls when the sun hits just right is enough to take your breath away. — t448f7e02e

“You get the mountains the city and the beach all in one view. It’s beautiful.” — gabia48cadc46b