A Paradise location for Divers of all levels of experience. Featuring amazing pink sand beaches lined with swaying coconut palms, a crystal clear ocean that’s warm to the touch, the 76 islands and atolls within the Tuamotu Archipelago are spread over an area of more than 700,000 sq. mi. (2 million km²) in the South Pacific. It’s a land where … Read More
A Secluded Group of Islands The remote Mangareva & the Gambier Islands lie just a little more than 1,000 miles (1,600 kilometers) southeast of Tahiti. Polynesian mythology tells of Mangareva being lifted from the ocean floor by the demi-god Maui. The mountains of Mangareva rise over the surrounding islands and the luminous lagoon like a great cathedral. Although once the … Read More
Nature Haven a spot for your inner explorer to shine Bio-diverse, bright, sunny and tropical can all aptly describe the Philippine islands. Just shy of 2,000 kilometers long from the top of Luzon to the foot of Mindanao, this 7,107-island nation accommodates various demographics, with broad mountain ranges to hike, caves to explore, flat plains to rummage through, underwater landscapes … Read More
Skeleton Coast … and much more Namibia regularly comes back as an underrated top experience of many global travelers; the nation combines true beauty with first-class lodging potential. The Skeleton Coast is oft-visited; it’s a stretch of coastal land with numerous shipwrecks, the local Himsa people, and diverse wildlife (including flamingos and elephants). Cape Cross, located on the Skeleton Coast, … Read More
Heavenly Escape fly her to the moon and let her play among the stars Explore Chile’s otherworldly beauty with a ramble across the lunar-like landscape of the Valley of the Moon, a glimpse at the glittering planets from La Serena’s multi-million dollar observatories, and a cruise among ethereal southern fjords. Gape at the 10,000-foot peaks that pierce the sky in … Read More
“Steak” a claim… this South American country is a feast for the senses From chivito steak sandwiches to morcilla salada sausages washed down with local wines, you’ll definitely eat well in Uruguay. Burn off those calories with a stroll along La Rambla, a coastal path that draws all walks of life in the culture-rich capital of Montevideo, or a turn … Read More
A remote and unique experience The archipelago is made of seven islands, five of which are inhabited and four of which are accessible by air. An untouched and mysterious land where white sand beaches clash with the intense blue of the lagoons, the Austral Islands are off the beaten track, offering a memorable and unique experience in The Islands of … Read More
Beautiful South Pacific islands Taha’a & Raiatea are two islands which share the same gorgeous lagoon. The coral reef surrounding the two main islands also have a host of smaller “motu” which host two of the finer remote resorts on all the islands. TAHA’A Description coming soon on Taha’a the vanilla island RAIATEA Description coming soon on Taha’a Raiatea French … Read More
Great for families and adventure lovers Mo’orea, just north of the island of Tahiti, is a great option for those who like to stay active. It has the easygoing Polynesian lifestyle, with mountains, jungles, coral reefs with scuba and snorkeling… Mo’orea offers a wealth of things to do. Those with children who need to stay busy, Mo’orea is my first … Read More
The center and heart of French Polynesia All flights and most business is conducted on the island of Tahiti. The island itself is almost 2 islands, the larger to the north Tahiti-Nui, and to the south a smaller island, Tahiti-Iti. An isthmus connects the two. The capital of the nation, Pape’ete, is located on Tahiti-Nui along with most of the … Read More
I had good luck for my stay in Beijing… the weather was lovely and the air was rather clean and clear. It made for a lovely time and a bit of sightseeing. The Forbidden City Beijing is a wonderful mix of old and new. You can visit the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, the Temple of Heaven, the Summer Palace, and … Read More
There is more to Siem Reap than Angkor Wat There is a bit more charm to this little city than I anticipated, and yes, it has a bit of that party atmosphere and fun nightlife. A pleasant little town to sit back and enjoy the culture and a few good dining venues and great hotels. As with most of Cambodia, … Read More
