6 Deadly Destinations In The World

The number of people dying atop Mont Blanc (France) is even higher each year than in Everest. The sea in Florida (USA) is again called "the shark capital of the world" because of the record high number of shark attacks.New Smyrna, Florida, USA: With 250 shark attacks in history, New Smyrna became the beach with the highest number of shark attacks in the world per square kilometer. According to the International Human Sharks Attack Database (ISAF), the sea in Florida is the "shark capital of the world". It is estimated that within 3 meters there is a shark, but luckily most cases do not lead to death

. ISAF also reports 72 shark attacks in the world last year and has steadily increased since 1990.Mont Blanc, Chamonix, France: Mont Blanc (meaning White Mountain) is the highest mountain in the Alps. , nearly 4,800 m from sea level It also holds the record for being the most likely to experience death with around 100 deaths a year.



Meanwhile, the total number of deaths while climbing Everest is more than 200 people. Weather factors, avalanches and inexperience have made the death toll here record high.Half Dome, Yosemite National Park, USA: As one of the most dangerous and long hiking routes in the Park Yosemite country in California, Half Dome requires visitors to trek all day and rely on metal cables to get to the top. This is also where climbers can face death if they accidentally slip off cables or fall down huge cliffs in wet weather. More than 60 people perished at Half Dome or on the way here. Some died of lightning, heart attacks . .



Cliffs of Moher, Ireland: The Moher Cliff attracts about a million visitors each year. Overlooking the Atlantic, the nearly 120 m high, steep shale and sandstone cliffs create breathtaking views and also contain a lot of danger. Although there are no exact statistics on the number of deaths, a number of fatal falls have been reported here. The causes are often due to steep terrain, uneven soil, lack of safety corridors, rain (slippery) and strong winds. In fact, this attraction closes when wind is forecast to be too strong. Kilauea volcano, Hawaii, USA: There are three active volcanoes in Hawaii, of which the most dangerous is Kilauea on the Big Island. The volcano's most recent major eruption was in 1983, but in 2014, lava from Kilauea became frightening as it spilled near the town of Pahoa. Several centuries ago, more than 400 people were killed in volcanic eruptions.



According to the Hawaii Volcanic National Park report, there are about 40 volcanic-related deaths per decade. The cause is believed to be air poisoning (lava haze), which is especially dangerous for travelers with asthma or heart disease. Colorado River, USA: 2,330km long river flowing through Colorado, California, Utah, Nevada and Arizona. It even flows through the Grand Canyon so it's no surprise that locals and tourists from many places flock here to visit. Activities include river rafting, tubing and swimming. However, many people do not foresee how dangerous this water area is, especially after heavy rain and melting ice. 2014 marked a record when there were 15 deaths in the first 7 months of the year. Drowning events are often caused by heavy water currents sometimes combined with a lack of knowledge or proper safety equipment.



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