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Saruni Samburu Safari Camp, Kenya
Wild animals may not be everyone’s idea of relaxation, but adventurers in need of some repose can journey to this remote safari camp that not only offers safaris, birdwatching, and views of natural wildlife, but also some luxurious accommodations, including a Wellbeing Space with a pool, spa, and dining areas.

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Blue Lagoon, Iceland
Blue Lagoon is by far the most popular tourist destination that Iceland has to offer. This geothermal spa is located in a lava field and attached to a world-renowned resort, where you can soak in the warm waters even when the temperatures are freezing outside. On clear nights, during certain parts of the year, you can even see the Northern Lights as you soak.

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Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada

Banff National Park is chock full of amazing scenery and crystalline lakes, but Lake Louise might be best (and most relaxing) of them all. Campers and hikers alike can settle by its perfectly blue waters and gaze at mountain views that seem almost too pristine to be real — luckily, it is. And it’s quite possibly the perfect, relaxing vacation for lovers of the great outdoors.

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Tulum, Mexico
Tulum has so much to offer. This trendy beach town has been an extremely popular vacation spot in recent years, and it's clear as to why. You can sleep in a bungalow by the beach and spend your days laying out in the sand. Alternatively, you rent a bike to ride around town. Explore Tulum's ancient Mayan ruins or visit a cenote, which is a cool underwater cave. You can even head to a sweat lodge for a purifying Temazcal experience you'll never forget.

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Bora Bora , Tahiti

Bora Bora is a French Polynesian island in Tahiti, and it's what I like to call paradise. It's ideal for anyone who wants to do nothing more than kick back and relax. You can sleep in an overwater bungalow where you'll be surrounded by nothing but aqua-blue water and fish. You can spend your days reading by the ocean and end the day with magnificent views of sunset. Bora Bora is a dream destination for the girl who needs some serious relaxation.

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Yellowknife, Canada

This Northwest Territories capital on the shores of Great Slave Lake boasts its own Aurora Village and special activities for northern lights tourism.
Canada is an aurora viewing paradise, thanks to its northern latitude and low light pollution; elsewhere in the country, Wood Buffalo and Jasper National Park are popular viewing spots.

When to Go: Mid-August to late April. For Churchill and Wood Buffalo, early August to early May.