Five Nature Reserves to Visit Around the World

If you would like to connect with nature and make sure that you are able to relax in style, you might plan a fall vacation near some of the best reserves around the world. Whether you want to stay local or explore a faraway land, there are plenty of memories to be made if you get close and personal with animals and nature. Below you’ll find our top picks.

1. Lake Placid, NY

If you only have a few days to spare, you might want to visit Lake Placid in New York state. There are several ways you can connect with nature, including hiking and cycling. Explore the Adironack Mountains, camp outside, and engage in watersports while you are visiting the region. If you are looking for an adrenaline rush, you could also try rock climbing.

2. Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

If you would like to get close to the elephants and other animals of Asia, you will have to visit Sri Lanka. You can book Tailor Made Holidays that include all the tours and accommodation and explore the natural beauty and great animal rescue centers of the country. Take a walk on the beach, engage in bird watching, or book a safari ride so you can see the unique species in their own habitat.

3. Costa Rica, Monteverde Cloud Reserve

This unique place will make you feel like you are in the clouds. The cloud forest of Monteverde has its unique ecosystem, and is protected. You will need a local guide to visit, and make sure that you have plenty of waterproof clothing packed. Interesting to know that 2.5 percent of the world’s species are present in this small area of the Monteverde Cloud Reserve, which makes it a worthwhile visit.

4. Islas Marietas, Mexico

If you love Mexican food, and had enough of the five star hotels and beach resorts, it might be time to see something new. The Islas Marietas National Park in Nayarit is one of the most spectacular attractions of the country. It was originally formed because of ongoing bomb testing activity in the region, but today the unique species have taken over the area. Go bird watching or take stunning photos of the scenery.

5. Big Bend National Park, Texas

To find unique scenery and something of a gigantic size to compete with the Grand Canyon, you don’t have to go further than Texas. The Big Bend National Park is close to the Chihuahuan desert, and has a unique biodiversity. Go on a hike, camp in the mountains, or simply take in the rugged landscape and admire the species that still survive in these harsh circumstances.

If you are looking for an opportunity to get closer to nature and see some natural beauty, meet a few unique species, there are several great nature parks to choose from. Whether you are an adventure traveler and would like to spend weeks exploring or only have a few days, you will certainly be able to make the most out of your time at one of these destinations.

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