There are many unusual sights to behold in Bolivia, and flying to La Paz offers the chance to explore salt plains, bustling markets and extensive lakes. In La Paz, travellers will find the Witches Market, a place filled with curious souvenirs. Items such as dried frogs and llama foetuses are on sale here, providing a bizarre range of oddities.

Away from La Paz, the salt flats known as Salar de Uyuni offer a stunning, if slightly unsettling, sight to beyond. Stretching far off into the horizon, Salar de Uyuni is the planet's largest salt desert and offers an alien-looking landscape to travel through.

Meanwhile, whilst some may think that they can explore Lake Titicaca only from Peru, this immense body of water actually crosses the border into Bolivia too. There are many sacred islands within Lake Titicaca, such as the home of Inti, the supreme Inca god, which is located on the Isla del Sol.

A trip to Bolivia offers some extraordinary sights to discover. With cultural markets and breathtaking scenery to explore, many visitors will come home only wanting to explore the country in more depth.

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Fine wine is something that has become synonymous with Australia and only an hour's ride outside of Adelaide travellers can experience vineyards for themselves. Wine has been made here for 150 years, and so the region is not only ideal for lush scenery and wine tasting, but also for indulging in some Australian history too.

During the 1840s a large number of European's were given shelter here after fleeing the Prussian and German empires. Tanunda and Lyncoch have a wonderful variety of colonial architecture, and visitors will discover little German bakeries and trendy European styled cafes, which seem to sit seamlessly in the Australian culture. Meanwhile, Seppeltsfield Village has a heritage tour of its gardens and parklands, before allowing guests to try wines such as Shiraz, Riesling and Sauvignon.

For those who want a real culinary experience in a surprising location, the Barossa Valley is perfect. With a range of wines and history, this excursion makes a great cultural holiday.

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Tivoli World

Tivoli World is one of the Costa del Sol's most well-established and popular theme parks. There are white-knuckle rides for adults and teenagers, and gentle rides for youngsters, allowing all members of the family to have something to enjoy. Meanwhile, with many restaurants and stage shows, there is excitement for everyone, even if rollercoaster rides are not high on the wish list.

Malaga Park

Malaga Park dates back to 1897 and is a beautiful green spot to visit. There are hundreds of plants here, including rare species, and ornate foundations such as Fuente de las Tres Gracias are loved by adults. Meanwhile, picnicking is a great activity, and the entire family can enjoy a day's excursion here.

La Alcazaba

Looking over Malaga's bay, the 11th century fortress of La Alcazaba is perfect for entertaining children. Defensive walls and landscaped gardens all look over beautiful Mediterranean scenery, and youngsters will be intrigued and inspired by the fortress's ancient and winding passages.

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Murcia, Spain

Once described by actress Esther Williams as the world's largest swimming pool, Murcia's Mar Menor is a 70km sea lagoon that is separated from the rest of the Mediterranean by the La Manga sandbar. With no tides or currents, the water is crystal clear, and there are 30 sandy beaches in the area to enjoy.

Tallinn, Estonia

Tallinn has become quite a tourist destination for many but away from the capital, Estonia has an abundance of natural scenery to enjoy. Soomaa National Park is made up of many bogs, and there are 300sqkm of wetlands to explore. Canoes offer the main travel here, transporting holidaymakers into a foreign land of forests and waterways.

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Havana is one spot that normally comes to mind when people think of this country. The city has not changed much in the past six decades, and the streets are filled with bongo drumming nationals, domino players, and 1950s cars. The largest city in the Caribbean has lots to explore, and though crumbling buildings are everywhere, the rich cultural ambiance and the country's vivid history are priceless.

Outside of Havana there is also the Vinales Valley to explore, where holidaymakers can look into traditional Cuban life. Crops such as coffee and tobacco are grown here, and Cuba's rich and green countryside can be enjoyed for all its vibrancy. Meanwhile, Sierra Escambray is a mountain range that was the site of Che Guevara's battle against Batista, making the area an important historical spot.

For something a little unusual, Cuba is an ideal holiday spot in 2012. For those wanting beautiful beaches and a wealth of history to explore, this location is ideal.

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Crete

Crete is one of the most popular islands to explore, largely because both Heraklion and Chania airports offer easy access to the Greek destination. The island is ideal for beach retreats, and has a full range of westernised services for holidaymakers to enjoy. Meanwhile, a range of ruins, including the Minoan palace of Knossos and the Venetian fortress of Rethymo, are ideal for exploring.

Kefalonia

The largest of the Ionian Islands, Kefalonia has miles of white sand and crystal clear waters to enjoy. National parks with mountains and forested scenery are ideal for walkers to hike and explore, whilst Myrtos beach is the best place to watch the sunset as holidaymakers relax on the tiny white pebbles.

Naxos

Naxos is the largest island in the Cyclades, and is surrounded by the beautiful Aegean Sea. With lots of fertile ground, the scenery is peppered with citrus trees, vineyards and olive groves. The island is the fabled home of Greek lovers Ariadne and Dionysos, and still has features from Venetian occupation.

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There are several safari options when travelling to Africa, and Kenya is one of the best places to go if holidaymakers want to see big cats in the wild. Both Mombasa and Nairobi offer the ideal gateways into some of the country's most sought after safari tours, and a range of airlines offer easy access to these cities. These destinations are great places to explore themselves, with Mombasa offering tourists fantastic and unspoiled beaches to enjoy. With the Maasai Mara on the doorstep, some of the world's most iconic creatures can be seen in their natural habitat.

For visitors wanting real adventure this year, heading out on safari is ideal and offers the getaway of a lifetime. For those who have enjoyed Disney's latest film and want to see lions for themselves, Kenya is the perfect destination.

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Located only 19 miles outside of Guatemala City, getting to Pacaya Volcano is not difficult. Having erupted 23 times since the Spanish invaded South America, the volcano last erupted in 2010, with the blast spreading ash far into the skies. Since that time it has remained active, offering an exciting adrenalin trip for anyone adventurous enough to climb its heights.

Like all hiking, individuals should ensure that they have strong walking boots and gloves, as some of the rocks towards the volcano's mouth can be precarious and sharp. The hike is popular and there are two toilets on the route, in addition to guided tours. However, it is important to check the itinerary on these tours as some larger ones do not climb to the actual volcano mouth. Taking a snack of locally made banana bread is also a great way to indulge a little when the walking gets tough.

For those who want real adventure this year, climbing the heights of Pacaya Volcano is a thrill. With the volcano still active, there will be many tales to tell in years to come.

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Benicassim, Spain

Benicassim is well known on the festival circuit, and the four-day event is located on the sunny Spanish shore between Barcelona and Valencia. There are a number of top names playing this year, including the Stone Roses and Florence and the Machine. With a backdrop of Mediterranean sun and sand, there is no mud in sight.

Echo Festival, Croatia

For travellers wanting to explore a little, Croatia's Echo Festival offers the excitement of underground electronic music coupled with this culturally rich and interesting country. Located in Makarska, the nearest airport is Split; getting to the event is relatively easy. Cheap entry and an interesting country make the Echo Festival one to watch.

B'estfest, Romania

In 2012, Romania's B'estfest is really pushing its boundaries, with headline acts including Garbage and Pulp. Located just outside of Bucharest, the festival is easily travelled to and, like Glastonbury, is hosted on a Greenfield site. Creative activities, amusement park and films add to the musical venues, creating a great holiday destination.

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Though there is a lot going on in Britain this year, including the Queen's Diamond Jubilee and the London Olympics, many residents are choosing to escape for shores a little more serene. Virgin Atlantic has revealed that the Caribbean is particularly popular, with spokesman Greg Dawson saying: "Britain's bad weather has created a flood of passengers eager to fly to sun-soaked destinations such as Barbados, St Lucia and Antigua."

The Caribbean is famed for its tropical climate, and its palm-fringed beaches with crystal blue waters attract millions of people from around the globe every year. Each island has its own unique character, with cultural influences playing a big part in daily life. Whether visitors want to lie on the beach all day sipping rum and coke, or want to indulge in activities such as scuba diving or walking, the Caribbean is a great destination for 2012.

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Albania is not making large moves on the tourist map, but this is beneficial for those who want to explore this beautiful country without crowds of tourists. Flights to Tirana are relatively cheap, as is the country itself, making it ideal for the older generation who may not have as much money as they used too.

The travel network mostly consists of bus journeys on bumpy roads, but with fares at only £1, visitors can enjoy majestic mountains, valleys of rolling green fields and the rustic rural culture for practically nothing. Good hotel rooms can be found for as little as £12 and, like many other countries bordering the Adriatic Sea, the Albanians are very hospitable to those visitors exploring their country.

For a trip that is both rustic and cheap, Albania is ideal. For those in their older years who are looking for somewhere in Europe where thronging crowds will be absent, this beautiful country is a must-see.

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With April proving very wet, many people in the UK will be more encouraged than ever to start looking to the summer months and their annual getaway. For those who want to sail the seas and enjoy scenery from an entirely new perspective, yachting in Lanzarote is perfect.

Lanzarote is known for its volcanic peaks, which help subdue harsh winds rolling in from the Atlantic. These winds make for ideal sailing conditions, offering enough of a breeze to fill sails and guide luxury yachts through beautiful waters. However, the subdued weather avoids blustery conditions, which can scare even the hardiest of sailors.

If a yachting and adventure retreat is wanted this year, then the warm waters of Lanzarote are a great place to head to. With sailing being affordable here, and many miles of glorious beach and coastline to explore, a surprising holiday in this traditional spot is well worthwhile taking advantage of.

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Golf at 14,500ft – Himalayas

For those who fancy teeing off at one of the highest places in the world, travelling to Mount Everest via Kathmandu offers the experience of a lifetime. Due to the high altitude of the Gokarna Forest course, only an hour's golfing can be enjoyed at this spot. However, it is a great place to golf and see the stunning scenery.

Rice paddy field golfing – Bali

Bali is one of the most iconic and luxurious golfing spots in the world, and an 18-hole course is located just across from the Tanah Lot Temple. Flying into Denpasar allows golfers to enjoy this Greg Normal designed course, which provides great gaming for all levels of skill.

Desert golfing – Abu Dhabi

The United Arab Emirates are popular for many holidays, and Abu Dhabi is home to a new resort that opened in 2011. The Saadiyat Beach Golf Course was designed by Gary Player and weaves amongst five star hotels and the beautiful Saadiyat beach. Each hole also has its own character, with sand dunes, lagoons and landscaped beaches offering the perfect retreat.

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Summer is often a time of festivals in the UK, and in Europe there is also a strong tradition of music events in the warmer months of the years. For those wanting to indulge in a Scandinavian retreat, the Roskilde Festival boasts a line-up of over 200 acts and this year also hosts the new Dream City camping area, which will include workshops and festivalgoer ideas.

Talking of the event, music director of the festival, Rikke Øxner said: “It's a difficult art presenting an artist at the perfect time in their career, but I think we've succeeded in doing so with a large part of our bookings. Needless to say, we also need to present timeless artists such as The Cult, Alison Krauss and Machine Head, as well as the brand new artists, whose great career still lies ahead of them.” For those wanting to enjoy music and an incredible country, Denmark is ideal for summer 2012.

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There is no shortage of sights in Las Vegas, whether tourists are heading to the city for evening shows featuring global musicians, want to see iconic landmarks such as The Bellagio's dancing fountains, or want to follow in the footsteps of several Hollywood movies.

Outside of the city there is a lot to do as well, and many now want to capitalise on excursions from ziplining in the Grand Canyon to roaring across the Nevada desert in ATVs. Talking of the thrilling activities, gun range owner Genghis Cohen, said: "Vegas has never been so alive with real time fun and action and mind-blowing experience like rock climbing, bungee jumping, skydiving and white water rafting. With bad property deals written off, the survivors are getting it on again. Vegas is unique in that it really pushes the boat out for a good time."

For those wanting to see Vegas like never before, indulging in adventuring as well as gambling will offer a holiday to remember.

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Fiji was highlighted as a top spot in the Holidays for Couples magazine, with editor Tanya Joslin saying that Mana in particular has resorts that offer something extra special for guests. Fiji is iconic for crystal clear water and palm fringed sandy beaches, offering the ideal place for couples to relax and share time with one another. For those wanting to be a little more active, yachting opportunities are readily available, and scuba diving in the area provides a look into the beautiful marine environment to be found under the waves.

Lots of people may be looking to escape Britain this year as the Olympic Games head to London this summer. With an influx of visitors to the UK, many holidaymakers may want to head abroad. For the lucky couples wanting to relax and indulge in a little luxury, heading to Fiji is the perfect option.

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As prices around many of the world's destinations rise, Eastern Europe in particular is seeing favourable exchange rates. New figures revealed by Post Office Travel Money showed that Riga offers the best value, with sightseeing, drinks, meals and one night's accommodation priced at just £121.47. This was followed by Budapest and Tallinn, with holiday costs of £129.72 and £134.83 respectively. Ireland is also proving cheap and a popular destination for many, with both Belfast and Dublin being attractive for those who want short haul journeys to cheap holiday hotspots.

For British individuals who put a high priority on going on holiday, heading to Europe's cheaper destinations will be ideal this year. Whilst thousands of people flock to the UK for the London Olympics, finding an affordable location abroad may be easier than ever.

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UNESCO recognises a group of around 30 cities in the Creative Cities Network; these are a number of destinations which all offer a distinctive modern culture to explore. Bogota has joined other spots such as Glasgow and Seville in the music category, making it the perfect place to head to for those travelling through South America and wanting to indulge in the surprisingly fresh and up-and-coming music scene.

Bogota is already well known for its annual summer festival, which is held alongside the Bogotá Carnival so that the entire capital comes alive with music and colour. Including parades, dances, games and cuisines, events often begin in July and last through until August, offering several months of festivities. With the newest recognition from UNESCO, the city will be the ideal place for music lovers to visit this year.

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Though the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge are iconic sights that must be seen, there is much to do around Sydney without being in the city itself. Whilst Sydney's Taronga Zoo is great, nearby Featherdale Wildlife Park is a great alternate destination where visitors can see ostriches, wallabies and even cuddle a koala. For those wanting to explore Australia's wildlife and scenery in more depth, the Blue Mountains are a must visit. Here, small bed and breakfasts are ideal for staying in, and there are stunning sights across rocky mountains and swathing forests.

For beach loving tourists, Manly Bay is a top spot for surfing and is ideal as an alternative to bustling Bondi Beach. Meanwhile, heading to the Hunter Valley provides the promise of wineries and relaxation, allowing tourists to enjoy some of the Australia's highly regarded wines. Whilst a weekend in Sydney can be full of bustling city life, there is far more to see beyond the metropolises fringes.

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Punaluu Beach, Hawaii

For those heading to Hawaii and iconic Honolulu, one place not to miss is Punaluu Beach. This beach consists of sand made from ancient volcanic lava and is therefore jet black in colour. Combine this with regular sightings of curious Hawksbill turtles and the beach makes for a great place to visit, even if just for some photography.

Pink Sands Beach, The Bahamas

As its name suggests, Pink Sands Beach is unusual as its sand is pink rather than the customary white or golden. The crushed shells of tiny pink coral insects have created the three-mile stretch of sand. For those heading to a luxurious stay in Nassau, heading to this beach makes a great treat.

Hot Water Beach, New Zealand

For tourists to Auckland, heading to Hot Water Beach allows visitors to indulge in their own spa. Hot springs filter up through the sand at low tide. By heading to the beach with a bucket and spade, holidaymakers can dig their way down to the rising springs and soak in the beautiful warm waters.

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