Galapagos, Ecuador
Iguanas, tortoises, seals – what more could we need? The islands are home to one of the most diverse ecosystems that make each trip here different.
Kruger, South Africa
Kruger is a must for anyone wanting to experience a safari. Amazingly, the park is filled with more species of large mammals than any park in Africa!
Yosemite, California
Of course, Yosemite is one of the most famous national parks. The towering waterfalls teamed with the breathtaking hikes make this a sight to behold.
Jostedalsbreen, Norway
The giant lakes are one thing, but the cascading glacier pouring down the mountain is a sight like no other – and can be found in Jostedalsbreen.
Great Barrier Reef, Australia
This underwater national park is filled with all kinds of marine life. Thankfully, snorkeling and scuba diving lets us get a little closer to this mystical world.
The Everglades, Florida
This vast wetland is the only place on Earth where crocodiles and alligators coexist. Plus, The Everglades are also greeted to incredible sunsets and migratory birds, too.
Komodo, Indonesia
Here is the best place to see the Komodo dragon. To top it off, the park is also filled with incredible forests and scuba diving giving visitors plenty to explore.
Los Roques Archipelago, Venezuela
Los Roques Archipelago is made up from 300 uninhabited islands that are littered throughout crystal-clear water and coral reefs – all waiting to be explored.
Snowdonia, U.K.
The scenic lakes tucked between the rugged mountains certainly help Snowdonia to come to life. The hiking here is often considered to be some of the best in Europe.
Banff, Canada
North America has some incredible wildlife that can all be found in Banff. The park is filled with everything from bears to moose as well as towering glaciers and mountains. It’s a hiker’s dream.
The world is a beautiful place. It could soon be time to enjoy Mother Nature’s hard work by heading to these national parks that should already be on your bucket list.