Top 10 Places to Visit Worldwide

The Guardian have recently released a list of the top worldwide holiday destinations for Brits in 2015. So which places beat out all others to be crowned the top 10 destinations for the year?

1. Malaga, Spain - Situated along the famous Costa del Sol, Malaga is the ultimate beach destination with white sands, glorious weather, and a really chilled, laid back attitude.

2. Kanazawa, Japan - There’s more to Japan that just Tokyo! Unlike the famous futuristic metropolis, Kanazawa gives a glimpse into the Edo era, with fantastically well-preserved and accessible history.

3. Yosemite, California - With granite cliffs, gushing waterfalls, and the famous giant sequoias, Yosemite National Park boasts some of the most awe-inspiring scenery in all of the United States.

4. Haiti, Caribbean - It’s the best of both worlds. Port-au-Prince allows you to mix with the locals in a real Caribbean city, while Cap-Haitian offers those dreamy, idyllic sandy beaches.

5. Cuba, Caribbean - The vibrant, colourful city of Havana is every photographer’s dream, so make sure you’re ready to snap pictures of La Habana Vieja - a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

6. Essaouira, Morocco - Much smaller and quieter than nearby Agadir, Essaouira is a beautiful harbour city with a fabulous, spice-scented market. The trade winds make for thrilling water sport, including kitesurfing and windsurfing.

7. Nicaragua, Central America - Colonial architecture, incredible wildlife, and rich, bold coffee... Nicaragua has it all! And there’s easy access to gorgeous Costa Rica, just to the south.

8. Dorset, UK - Tiny villages, chalk cliffs, and dairy farms - Dorset is the epitome of rural Britain. There’s no shortage of World Heritage and National Trust sites here, including the Jurassic Coast.

9. Memphis, Tennessee - Elvis may have loved ‘Bright Light City’, but it’s Graceland in Memphis, Tennessee, that he called his home. A great place to experience the true American south.

10. Marseille, France - It’s the beautiful harbour that makes Marseille one of France’s top destinations. It’s also easy to travel to by train from the UK, with a simple change in Paris.