8 Deadliest Tourist Attractions in the World

The Poison Garden, England

Located at Alnwick Garden, this garden features over 100 poisonous plants. Despite safety measures, toxic fumes have caused visitors to occasionally pass out.

Stairway to Heaven, Hawaii

The Ha»ikk Stairs on O»ahu, a challenging 3,922-step hike, are closed to the public. Despite this, many still trespass, resulting in injuries and even deaths.

Komodo Island, Indonesia

Home to 6,000 Komodo dragons, this island is both a popular diving spot and a dangerous place due to the dragons' venomous bites. There have been several attacks on humans.

Colorado River, Colorado

Known for extreme white water rafting, the river's powerful currents have caused numerous accidents, injuries, and fatalities, especially during snowmelt.

Cliffs of Moher, Ireland

These scenic cliffs are dangerous due to powerful winds and slippery surfaces. Several fatalities have occurred from falls, often exacerbated by poor weather conditions.

El Caminito Del Rey, Spain

This narrow, cliff-side path was closed for a decade due to disrepair but reopened in 2015. It remains perilous despite improvements, with many previous fatalities from falls.

Beaches of Acapulco, Mexico

Once a celebrity hotspot, Acapulco is now plagued by gang violence, making it one of Mexico s most dangerous cities with frequent shootings, kidnappings, and murders.

Kokoda Trail, Papua New Guinea

A 60-mile trek through hot, humid, and malaria-infested terrain. The trail is dangerous due to extreme weather, challenging conditions, and occasional attacks by locals.