mark March 4th, 2007
The Bahamas are your picture perfect solution when you are seeking a tropical paradise vacation, far removed from the humdrum of everyday life. The Bahamas are a stunning kaleidoscope of many beautiful islands that are just 50 miles off of the Florida coast. This proximity to the mainland, easy accessibility and tropical location makes it the perfect getaway.
mark February 27th, 2007
The Seychelles are truly paradise, with extraordinary beaches on almost every island, and they are virtually deserted. The forests are beautifully lush and green, and the underwater sights are amazing with more fish than you could ever dream of, whilst the colors of the sea will leave you spellbound. Another wonderful and man made sight is the lack of high rise hotels, as buildings have to be lower than the palm trees.
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mark February 26th, 2007
Comprising of around 50 islands (750 if you count the archipelago of the Bahamas), the Caribbean is a real treasure trove when it comes to cruising. A rich variety of vistas, people and places await, along with swaying palms and idyllic beaches of golden sand. The network of islands in the Caribbean is in fact so extensive that it is possible to book several Caribbean cruises and avoid going to the same islands twice!
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mark February 26th, 2007
Experiencing an Hawaiian cruise is a dream come true for many people around the world. Very few travel adventures can live up to the thrill of sailing out into the depths of the Pacific Ocean on a luxury cruise liner in search of a paradise that is Hawaii and her neighboring islands. And what a paradise it is too!
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mark February 26th, 2007
One of the greatest pleasures of traveling is trying out the food of that place. New tastes, new flavors somehow seem to complete the experience you have when you visit a new country or city, especially if it’s food you’ve tasted for the first time. What is a must for most travelers is to try any delicacy that the place is famous for.
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mark February 26th, 2007
Each year, the Humpback Whales migrate around 4,000 miles, from summer feeding grounds in Alaska, to mate in Hawaii’s warm waters. During mating season, Humpback Whales are more active resulting in elevated surface activity which makes Hawaii a popular destination for whale watching. This exciting surface behavior, such as breaching and tail slaps, make for exciting whale watching in Hawaii.
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mark February 13th, 2007
If you want to run your imagination beyond the blue seas and lush green meadows, then tourism in Maldives can fulfill all your dreams. With its tall palm trees swaying gently in the breeze, the sandy white beaches extending for miles, the coral reefs jutting the jagged curves out and the blue sea breaking forth into surf, Maldives is truly a dream-come true island for all. Continue Reading »
mark February 8th, 2007
Millions of vacationing tourists visit Hawaii every year. Most of them came to explore the beautiful Hawaiian Islands and volcanoes while some came with the intention to scuba dive in the tropical seas and to explore Hawaii’s magnificent underwater world. According to Rodale’s scuba diver magazine, Hawaii is one of the world’s top ten diving destination for scuba divers.
Hawaii’s marine life is very diverse so much so that there are more than a hundred endemic species found no where else on earth. You can explore Hawaii’s myriads of underwater caverns, reefs, drop off walls, canyons, gulleys and swim with turtles and seals in clear crystal waters. If you are not a scuba diver, you can take scuba diving lessons and then can plunge into Hawaii’s beautiful seas almost immediately.
mark January 28th, 2007
The Hawaii Islands burst into the pages of American history on 21st August, 1959, as the 50th State of USA. Subsequently, Hawaii Islands have seen an influx of tourists and has gained popularity as one of the best tourist destinations in the world.
