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Colored-Sand Beaches

Pink Sand? Green Sand? Black Sand, Oh My!

The impending gloom of winter is upon us, but these different shades of sand will lighten up your mood and inspire your next beach vacation or weekend getaway. The wide spectrum of sand hues, that are sure to make a splash on your Instagram feed, are caused by erosion from nearby landscapes, volcanic eruptions, and sometimes decades of crushed up sea shells. In return, we have stunning colored sand beaches to feast our eyes on. From bright white to pink, red, and green...what color do you see in your future?

Vik, Iceland

Black Sand Beach
photo credit: @intihimoni

Camps Bay, Western Cape, South Africa

White Sand Beach
photo credit: @henry_michaelis

Komodo Island, Indonesia

Pink Sand Beach
photo credit: @blau.ton

Kaihalulu Beach, Hana, Maui

Red Sand Beach
photo credit: @tzywbacca

Keklingking Beach, Indonesia

Orange Sand Beach

photo credit: @hidwii

Papakolea Beach, Big Island, Hawai'i

Green Sand Beach
photo credit: @allardmj

We never need an excuse to go to Paris, but celebrating a milestone birthday is a pretty good one. 🥐🇫🇷 And if you’re celebrating a teenager’s sweet sixteen? There’s no better place than leroyalmonceau — check out the full story at the link in our bio.

#birthdaytrips #luxurytravel #travelinspiration #celebrationtravel
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Love whales? Us too. 🐋 It’s whale watching season in most of the Northern Hemisphere—here’s where to go for your best chance of spotting the gentle giants.👇🏽

Los Cabos, Mexico: It’s possible to spot whales year-round in the Sea of Cortés, but go December-April to spot grey whales, blue whales, humpback, and sperm whales.

Vancouver Island, Canada: Go May-October to spot orcas and grey whales

French Polynesia: Go July-November to spot humpback whales and their calves.

Azores, Portugal: Go April-June for the best chance to see sperm whales, humpbacks, sei whales, and more.

Dominican Republic: Sperm and humpback whales are visible throughout the year, but go January-March for your best chance of spotting them.

Iceland: Head to northern Iceland in May-September to see humpback, blue, minke, and sperm whales.

#whalewatching #travelinspiration #luxurytravel
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Would you go on a quietcation? One of this year’s biggest travel trends has us seeking out silence—like the kind you’ll find if you’re in Bali on March 19th for Nyepi. For 24 hours, the island goes quiet in celebration of the Hindu New Year, giving residents and guests space to cleanse negative energy, reflect, and welcome in new beginnings.

📸 Courtesy of Hoshino Resorts

#quietcations #traveltrends #luxurytravel #bali
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Sometimes, over-the-top trips look like five-star hotels and private jets. Other times, it looks more like this: taking in the stars while on a guided horseback trek across Mongolia’s wild steppes, deserts, and mountains with pelorusx. What’s more your speed?

#luxurytravel #travelinspiration #bucketlist #mongolia
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If seeing the northern lights is on your bucket list, you’re in luck. 2026 is a solar maximum year, which means they’ll be more beautiful—and more visible—than ever. Here are the best places to catch them this winter.


🇳🇴 Loften Islands, Norway (pictured here!)

🇮🇸 Pingvellir National Park, Iceland

🇫🇮 Oulu, Finland

🇺🇸 Fairbanks, Alaska

🇨🇦 Yellowknife, Canada

#northernlights #travelinspiration #luxurtytravel #bucketlist
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