By MOOK Scenic Spots / Reported by Chen Wenlin
Urban tourism is a popular destination for modern travelers, with major cities like Tokyo and Seoul being current hot spots. But in the sweltering summer heat, traveling to island nations is even more refreshing. Strolling along the romantic beach, with its sandy shores and sunshine, is a great choice for couples traveling together. If you’re looking to spend your summer vacation on an island, consider visiting these countries to enjoy a rare and well-deserved break!
Strolling along the passionate beaches — island nations are perfect for couples on vacation (Photo / Malaysia Tourism Board)
Palawan Province is a province under the Mimaropa region of the Philippines, consisting of the main island of Palawan as well as nearby smaller islands such as the Calamian Islands, Cuyo Islands, and Balabac Island. With its pristine underwater environment and unpolluted natural scenery, Palawan has earned the nickname "the Little Maldives."
Located in the Philippines, Palawan Province is also known as the Little Maldives (Photo / Palawan Province)
The Palawan archipelago is hailed as "the last frontier of the Philippines," preserving nearly 60% of its original forests, 30% of which are mangroves. From high above, the tree-covered islands dot the crystal-clear blue waters like emeralds.
With its beautiful, clear seas and rich ecology, Palawan is known as "the last frontier of the Philippines" (Photo / palawanisland)
There are many unique island-hopping tours and accommodations featuring "one island, one resort," where you can enjoy the enchanting sight of the sunset on the resort island’s beach. It is also home to the world’s longest navigable underground river, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can admire its biodiversity. With affordable costs, it’s an ideal travel destination for young couples.
Dos Palmas is a well-known "one island, one resort" destination among Palawan’s islands (Photo / Dos Palmas Island Resort and Spa)
Malaysia has a total of 13 states, and Sabah is one of them, located on Borneo, the world’s third-largest island. Each of Sabah’s islands is like a picturesque paradise. Whether it’s water activities like banana boat rides, jet skiing, or sea walking, or simply soaking up the sun under blue skies and white clouds, Sabah can satisfy your love for the ocean.
With its azure sea and skies, and pristine white sands, Sabah is a favorite destination for travelers who love island getaways (Photo / Malaysia Tourism Board)
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