Los Roques Archipelago attracts a number of visitors that come to do many different activities. The natural beauty of the beaches attracts most tourists. Coral reefs are of special interest to professional and recreational scuba divers. Sport fishing and windsurfing are also practiced in Los Roques. Read the rest of this entry →
The Amalfi Coast is one of the most beautiful areas of southern italy, that features just about everything nature has to offer. This place is a favorite holiday destination for many celebrities like Angelina Jolie, Collin Farrell and Anthony Hopkins. In the Amalfi Coast you can find a wonderful stretch of the Mediterranean sea that enjoys the most incredible shades of blue and green, attractive rugged coastline, imposing high mountains with all their wonderful specimens of Mediterranean flora and typical villages. Read the rest of this entry →
Beaches Turks & Caicos is one of the most glorious beaches on the globe, twelve pristine miles of white sand, overlooking water of a thousand turquoise hues, this spot enchants with its unspoiled, mythical beauty. Located in south of the Bahamas and about 500 miles south of Miami, Florida, The Turks and Caicos Islands are a vacation paradise famous for their stunning endless wide beaches, water color, world-renowned snorkeling and scuba diving, humpback whale migration, deep-sea and bone fishing, as well as, all types of water sports, golf, cultural activities, and shopping. Read the rest of this entry →
Petit St. Vincent Resort is a Private Island Resort in the Grenadines, often called PSV. This is a romantic paradise surrounded by two miles of white sand beaches. Petit St.Vincent is about 40 miles south of St.Vincent in the Grenadines; a group of islands sprinkled across what may be the most beautiful stretch of water in the Caribbean. Part of the Windward Island chain, the Grenadines drift southwesterly from St. Vincent, the largest of more than 30 islands that make up the nation of St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Read the rest of this entry →
The island of Malta, situated between Sicily at the foot of Italy and Tunisia on the North African coast, is unique in terms of its history, culture and nationality. Unlike Crete, which is part of Greece, Sardinia which is part of Italy, Corsica which is French and Mallorca which is Spanish, Malta is an independent Republic. Like many islands in the Mediterranean, Malta has gone through various states of foreign ownership during its past. Rulers of the island include the Romans, Arabs, the Knights of St John, the Ottoman Empire, the French under Napoleon, and the British in 1800 before Malta finally gained independence in 1964. Read the rest of this entry →
