Amazing Adventure Caribbean Vacations

When it comes to dream vacation, our thoughts undoubtedly turns to hot warm waters and shiny white beaches of the Caribbean. The Caribbean has a rich history of settlers from Africa, French and England who all have contributed to its rich culture in a number of ways. Only a few places can offer more vibrant and happening night life, vistas and perfect weather conditions. If you are planning and got your heart set to visit this exotic destination,...

Marvel the hidden Treasure of Cairns

Cairns - A City Tour The city of elegance, Cairns is a well-renowned destination in Queensland admired for its calm, tropical climate and a poised atmosphere. Housing picturesque islands surrounded by rainforests and expansive waters, Cairns is the place to have an exclusive holidaying experience with your loved ones far away from the city buzz. Cairns offer an exquisite bouquet of diversions ranging from snorkeling, diving, swimming and...

Mallorca, the Pearl of the Balearic Archipelago

Spending time on Mallorca, the largest island of the Balearic Archipelago and one of the jewels of Spain at any time during the year means to go through the history as in some kind of historic spectacle, but spending summer vacation on one of the most beautiful island of the Mediterranean means to have an ideal combination for a perfect holiday one could only wish for. Beautiful, pristine turquoise sea, miles of paradise coastline composed...

An Insider’s Guide to Barcelona

Not every neighbourhood is the same One of the greatest things to do in Barcelona is to explore the city and get lost. Barcelona is very navigable with a quick and easy-to-use metro system, lots of cycle paths and rental bike shops; with the majority of the city being easily walkable as long as you are relatively fit. The main thing to remember when travelling to Barcelona is that not every neighbourhood is the same, so if you have seen one part of Barcelona do not be fooled into thinking you have seen it all. Barcelona has become a hot...

Hampstead, A Quaint Village Just a Tube Ride Away from London

When in London, after visiting the usual suspects like The Tower of London and Trafalgar Square and experiencing all the urban charms, head outside of the city. The London that you see today was once a series of separate villages. The nearby village of Hampstead, with its adjacent heath land, still retains its rural charm and makes for an excellent mini day trip. Hampstead and Hampstead Heath  Although only 15 minutes by Tube from...

London: Trafalgar Square

Until very recently, Trafalgar Square was an island in the midst of a roaringly busy traffic interchange surrounded by historic buildings, such as St. Martin-in-the-Fields church and the National Gallery. Then, after a major urban redesign, it reopened in 2003 with one side attached to the steps of the National Gallery, so visitors can easily get to the square without crossing any streets at all. Besides being a major tourist attraction, Trafalgar Square...

The Tower of London

The Tower of London offers enough to keep you captivated for a good three to four hours. The Tower of London is the city’s best-known and oldest historic site. There is an architecture to the Tower, and it is not uninteresting. Within the complex as a whole, the 27 m tall White Tower is the central feature that remains substantially as it was in when completed, as the conquering sovereign’s forbidding foothold in the eastern boundary of the...