Hell may be other people, but those in these destinations are considered more tolerable than others. Discover the world's top post-breakup destinations, from the serene shores of Greece to the wellness retreats of Portugal, according to a recent study.
Vacation can be the perfect way to escape life's challenges, especially after a breakup. Although grieving a relationship can be difficult, doing so in a picturesque destination can help you heal faster, find clarity, and recover better. Recent studies reveal the top 10 post-breakup destinations, with Greece topping the list.
If you're experiencing heartbreak, plan your getaway to the pristine blue waters and breathtaking coastlines of the Greek islands. You can also explore Portugal, ranked second, or escape to Singapore, the third best destination for breakup recovery.
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The Best Travel Destinations to Visit After a Breakup, Study Finds
Miss Tourista travel website, prepared the list after processing data from Tripadvisor, World Population Review, Worldometers and World Travel Index. The destinations were studied based on their wellness amenities, courses and workshops available, shops, restaurants, access to nature, cultural visits, nightlife, friendliness, safety and affordability.
The top ten destinations include:
- Greece
- Portugal
- Singapore
- Italy
- Spain
- United Kingdom
- Ireland
- Swiss
- Japan
- Australia
Besides Greece being home to the world's most breathtaking beaches, the destination excels when it comes to wellness amenities (9.3 per 100,000 people), courses and workshops (1.3 per 100,000 people) and retail stores (27.5 per square km).
Portugal ranks second for its lush natural landscapes, numerous cultural tours and top-of-the-line wellness amenities. The list of post-breakup destinations is largely dominated by Europe, with only Singapore and Japan accounting for Asia, while Australia takes last place.
This article was originally published on Travel + Leisure.
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The information in this article is accurate as of the date of publication.
