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GUIDE: 10 Destinations for Easter 2026 (Where to Really Go)
Most searched destinations aren't always right ones. For Easter 2026 it would be nice to also seek sustainable balance: perfect climate, but also cultural authenticity and respect for places. We selected ten (beautiful) destinations that unite what not everyone knows yet with what you (if you're here on Raremood) certainly would like to know better.
1. UTRECHT - Netherlands
2. INLAND SARDINIA - Italy
3. MIREN KRAS - Slovenia
4. BERAT - Albania
5. SHIRAKAWA-GO - Japan
6. HEBRIDES ISLANDS - Scotland
7. CHIANG MAI - Thailand
8. CORCOVADO NATIONAL PARK - Costa Rica
9. HUNAWIHR - Alsace
10. MONEMVASIA - Greece
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