They say what one person sees as beauty, the other might not agree; however, beyond the perception of different views, there are those beauties that all eyes can attest to.

There are so many extremely beautiful women in the world, they reside in various cities across, cities which will pass for enjoyable vacation spots any day.

Although countries come in different shapes and sizes, we generally have an idea of a country being a large mass of land with millions of people living in them. There are countries that stretch over hundreds and thousands of miles, and there are those that stretch on a couple of miles. Today we are going to look at some of the smallest countries in the world. Here we go:

10. Grenada

Area: 134.6 sq mi

Located in the southeastern Caribbean Sea, Hrenada is an island country that had an estimated population of some 110,000 back in 2012. Original inhabitants of the country were the indigenous Arawaks and later the Island Caribs. The country is often referred to as “Island of Spice” because of the mass production of mace and nutmeg. It’s national bird the Grenada dove is an endangered species today.

9. Malta

Area: 122 sq mi

Located in the Mediterranean Sea, the island country is has a population of some 450,000 people which makes it one of the smallest countries in the world. The place attracts a lot of tourists because of its nice Mediterrrina climate making tourism a huge business there. It’s a rich country with three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Valletta, Megalithic Temples of Malta and Hypogeum of Ħal-Saflieni. It’s worth noting that Malta is one of the most densely populated countries in the world.

8. Maldives

Area: 115 sq mi

Officially called the Republic of Maldives, the island country is located in the Indian Ocean. Besides being the smallest country in the world, Maldives is also one of the smallest Asian countries with a population of only 393,500 inhabitants. Maldives’ capital like all capitals in the world is the most populated city and owing to its location which is in the center of the country, its also called “King’s Island.”

Earlier this year, from April to be precise, Russia has become a visa-free destination for the residents of South Africa. That opens up avenues for a lot of people who have wanted a hassle-free way to travel to Russia. To be honest, there are a lot of other visa-free European countries that South Africans can visit. In this post are listing down 10 such European countries where you can plan your next vacation in if you are from South Africa.

Note that some of the place listed down here are not exactly countries but dependent and self-governing territories under a European country. Therefore the post will contain a few European countries and some autonomous territories.