Liechtenstein 5, 160 km2
Swiss and Austrian neighbors beautiful mock him, Liechtenstein has much to offer the traveler a gifted open mind. 160 km2 home to a wonderful built around the charming hamlet of Malbun, which offered 11 Olympic medals in alpine skiing at the tiny principality ski area. Cyclists of all levels will also skim the 90 km of trails in the Rhine Valley and around the Eschnerberg.
6 Marshall Islands, 181 km2
Mothers and feminists are especially welcome on this archipelago of some 60 islands and coral atolls in the Pacific. This small nation that boasts some 52,000 inhabitants, has retained matrilineal traditions of the original culture of the Marshall Islands. Thus, from an early age, children are taught manners and respect for women and elders. The area is also famous for its juicy coco nuts and for its diving spots world class and crystal clear waters, home wreck of the Second World War and endless reefs. Atoll Wotje is often considered the most beautiful in the world, with a rich giant clams to the delight of the islanders lagoon.
7 Saint Kitts and Nevis, 261 km2
We often compare the Caribbean nation of St. Kitts and Nevis to the lush tropical paradise of the South Pacific. St. Kitts, the larger of the two islands, is dominated by a central mountain range, covered with a thick layer of rainforest. Above rises Mount Liamuiga, a dormant volcano shrouded in clouds. The protection of nature is one of the key priorities of government: the law prohibits buildings taller than the top of the tallest palms. Here, the beaches are pristine, like water, to the delight of divers worldwide. The colonial past has also been retained, offering a tour of the most instructive.
Swiss and Austrian neighbors beautiful mock him, Liechtenstein has much to offer the traveler a gifted open mind. 160 km2 home to a wonderful built around the charming hamlet of Malbun, which offered 11 Olympic medals in alpine skiing at the tiny principality ski area. Cyclists of all levels will also skim the 90 km of trails in the Rhine Valley and around the Eschnerberg.
6 Marshall Islands, 181 km2
Mothers and feminists are especially welcome on this archipelago of some 60 islands and coral atolls in the Pacific. This small nation that boasts some 52,000 inhabitants, has retained matrilineal traditions of the original culture of the Marshall Islands. Thus, from an early age, children are taught manners and respect for women and elders. The area is also famous for its juicy coco nuts and for its diving spots world class and crystal clear waters, home wreck of the Second World War and endless reefs. Atoll Wotje is often considered the most beautiful in the world, with a rich giant clams to the delight of the islanders lagoon.
7 Saint Kitts and Nevis, 261 km2
We often compare the Caribbean nation of St. Kitts and Nevis to the lush tropical paradise of the South Pacific. St. Kitts, the larger of the two islands, is dominated by a central mountain range, covered with a thick layer of rainforest. Above rises Mount Liamuiga, a dormant volcano shrouded in clouds. The protection of nature is one of the key priorities of government: the law prohibits buildings taller than the top of the tallest palms. Here, the beaches are pristine, like water, to the delight of divers worldwide. The colonial past has also been retained, offering a tour of the most instructive.
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