'unspoilt' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has not been damaged, spoiled, or corrupted, such as a landscape or environment. For example: "The beach resort had remained unchanged and unspoilt for many years."
For family activities, you could hire bikes or ride horses through the unspoilt landscape.
People flock here for fresh air and the unspoilt landscape of poppy-covered fields.
Good for Big group get-togethers Sleeps 20 Cost from £6,650 a week This beachside pousada on Bahia's unspoilt Maraú peninsula can be split into eight villas (from £150), or rented as a magnificent whole for 20.
In the summer, the place to be is Patagonia, the southern territory extending over nearly 750,000 sq km of largely unspoilt landscape.
With its flower-rich meadows, woodland and ponds, Ash Common in the village of Ash Priors near Taunton is a lovely corner of unspoilt countryside.
Mountain biking The Central High Atlas is one of the most unspoilt regions of Morocco and is a challenge to even the most experienced mountain biker.
Labaun Bajo is a sleepy Indonesian fishing village on the tip of Flores, which hosts some of the best unspoilt diving in Indonesia.
Away from the family-filled summer months, the island is blissfully peaceful, with plenty of just-long-enough-to-justify-a-pig-out walking routes, interrupted with unspoilt beaches and excellent gastropubs.
Instead, I was carried down a completely unspoilt valley of water meadows and yellow flag irises, with a new heron every 500 metres.
Scattered across the Atlantic Ocean almost 900 miles off the coast of Portugal, the nine volcanic islands of the Azores are a remote haven boasting amazing wildlife (whale-watching's among the best in the world) and lush, unspoilt landscapes fringed by dramatic black sand beaches.
You can stay in friendly B&Bs, walk in the unspoilt wilderness and immerse yourself in the local culture.
