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Top 10 countries for a scuba-diving holiday

by mmatchev - on Feb 19th 2012 - No Comments
scuba-diving holiday

scuba-diving holiday The majority of our planet is underwater, and there is nothing quite like exploring it for yourself. No two countries or dive sites are the same either, from the visibility, to the animals you might encounter whilst you’re down there – the sights you’ll see underwater are just as varied as those you would above...

Alternative Spring Break Destinations

by mmatchev - on Feb 13th 2012 - No Comments
Spring Break Destinations

Spring Break Destinations Ahhh spring break! Best time to unwind and forget your problems… for the next week or so of course. College students go crazy and the rest of us just want a nice relaxing place to be. It’s all about relaxation here no crowded streets and crazy college kids running around. This list takes into account accessibility and a wide...

Advice for Getting Around in India

by mmatchev - on Feb 7th 2012 - No Comments
Getting Around in India

With an area of more than 12 million square miles, getting around in India is a little more challenging than just hopping in a car or bus. With major cities and attractions spread throughout the subcontinent, travelers need to find the most efficient means to navigate the country quickly and safely. By Air Getting Around in IndiaWhen it comes to traveling...

A Family Holiday in Rhodes

by mmatchev - on Feb 2nd 2012 - No Comments
Rhodes

The island of Rhodes has always been a memorable place. It combines everything that you need in a holiday island, beautiful beaches, idyllic scenery, exciting nightlife and large green spaces. Rhodes really does have something for everyone, even if you’re not captivated instantly by the World Heritage-listed old town with its medieval...

Top Tips for Travelling to Congo and Central African Republic

by mmatchev - on Jan 30th 2012 - No Comments
Travelling to Congo

… but als Dzanga Sangha and Nouabale Ndoki or Seeing Forest Elephants and Lowland Gorillas Travelling to Congo 1 – Expect the unexpected. In the Dzanga Sangha Reserve and Nouabale Ndoki Park, lowland gorillas outnumber tourists (less than 100 people visited last year on the last count), butterflies are as big as birds, you can hear the sounds...

Travel Resolutions for 2012

by mmatchev - on Jan 26th 2012 - No Comments
holiday in Australia

holiday in Australia Our generation has an unprecedented amount of freedom.  It wasn’t that long ago that a trip across the ocean was a once-in-a-lifetime endeavour, but now a trip from the UK to the United States is within the reach of even an average income family, and weekend trips within Europe are something that people do on a whim. With flights...

The Top 4 Exotic Destinations for 2012

by mmatchev - on Jan 24th 2012 - No Comments
Guatemala

Guatemala If you are planning an exotic escape to some far off corner of the world this year, the difficulty comes in choosing where to go. Here is a quick selection of four of the most stunning exotic destinations for the months ahead to get you thinking about your holiday this year. Guatemala For the more superstitious amongst us, 2012 could be a fairly...

How To Feel At Home When Travelling The World

by mmatchev - on Jan 23rd 2012 - No Comments
Travelling The World

Travelling The World So you have saved up for the last three years, you have had all of your stuff put in storage or sold it off, you have packed a very small backpack with all of your essentials, got on a plane and finally arrived half way around the world to start your travelling odyssey… You sit down on what will be your bed for maybe just one night...

South Pacific Diving

by mmatchev - on Jan 20th 2012 - No Comments
south pacific diving

south pacific diving The South Pacific Ocean covers a respectable fraction of the world’s surface. It’s quite sparsely populated- most of the islands are no more than specks in the sea when seen from the air- but the closer to sea level you get, the easier it is to see that every one has something unique to offer. From Tahiti...

Last Minute Winter Celebrity Caribbean Cruise

by mmatchev - on Jan 19th 2012 - No Comments
Celebrity Caribbean Cruise

We decided to take advantange of some last minute celebrity cruise deals we discovered. Celebrity Caribbean CruiseAfter all we love cruises, so we booked a five-day cruise vacation in the Western Caribbean because we wanted to spare ourselves of the often bitter, cold climate that is all too familiar in the northern regions of North America. In the process,...

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