Most Colorful Destinations in the World – Vine Vera Reviews

Most cities around the world have transformed into uninspiring jungles of gray concrete, but some destinations still offer enchanting sights and a multitude of colors that leave most travelers spellbound. Destinations that can provide such surreal experiences can be found in most countries and a trip will certainly leave you breathless and wanting for more. Vine Vera examines the most colorful destinations in the world.

Cinque Terre, Italy 
Cinque Terre is a collection of five villages located in the Italian Riviera. The place captures your imagination with its breathtaking display of color and mind-boggling beauty. The rainbow-colored terraced homes of these five villages are best seen from the waters and they often resemble precious gems showcasing their beauty along one of the most fantastic coastlines on the planet.

Cano Cristales River, Colombia 
The Cano Cristales River, or River of Five Colors, is one of the most unique rivers in the world that turns into a striking red color because of the presence of some rare species of plants that occupy its sandy bottom.

Aurora Borealis, Northern Norway
You can see the Aurora Borealis phenomenon from many parts of North America, but none offer the kind of sights that a trip to Northern Norway does. As the vivid colors light up the skin, they end up resembling a scene from the movies. The experience of enjoying this phenomenon is considered to be one of the most enriching natural experiences that you can enjoy on planet Earth.

Candylicious, Singapore
Next on the list of the most colorful destinations on the planet isn’t a natural phenomenon, nor a city and neither a destination. It’s actually a store! Candylicious is home to more than 5000 varieties of candy, and if this isn’t enough to inspire a trip, the fairy tale décor often ends up pulling tourists to the store. The candy-embedded columns remind you of scenes from Hansel and Gretel, without the evil witch.

Great Barrier Reef, Australia
This breathtaking natural wonder is home to more than 1500 species of fish, 500 species of seaweed and 400 species of coral. And it boasts of having all the colors that you can possibly imagine. The best place from which to check out views of the Great Barrier Reef is by scuba diving to its depths and enjoying its colorful beauty from up close.

Ruby Falls, Tennessee, USA
The Ruby Falls, a National Historic Landmark, is an underground waterfall that drops from a height of 145 feet from within the Lookout Mountain. An underground stream flowing at a height of 1120 feet feeds the waterfall. The biggest highlight of your Ruby Falls tour is the illuminated views of the underground waterfall that are accompanied by an LED light show.

Lake Natron, Tanzania
The Lake Natron is considered to be so saline that it is impossible for flora and fauna to live in the area. As a result, it also gives the shores an electrifying orangish color and the waters a beautiful red color. The rare red color makes Lake Natron one of the most unique destinations on the planet and the colors can vary from red to orange to pink, because of the various bacteria and microorganisms living in the lake. The lake is also home to a number of flamingos who live and breed here.