14 Images Of Tropical Destinations

Whether you spend the winter in frigid temperatures and knee-deep snow or are just dreaming of your next beach escape, these gorgeous tropical destinations are adored by nature photographers and those who just want maximum relaxation while on vacation. Check out the slideshow below for a quick escape to paradise and find the location information provided by the photographer below each image.

"Burleigh Sunrise" By Ben Elliott

Burleigh Heads, Gold Coast, Australia

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Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge

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14 Images Of Tropical Destinations

"Burleigh Sunrise" By Ben Elliott

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"Burleigh Sunrise" By Ben Elliott

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