Tanjung Benoa, otherwise known as Benoa Peninsula, is one of the most prominent attractions in Indonesia, situated on the Bali’s south-eastern coast. Located to the north of Nusa Dua, Tanjung Benoa is a picturesque five kilometer long peninsula, boasting of a breathtaking landscape consisting of gorgeous white sandy beach, majestic mountains, and incredible coconut plantations.
Bali is one of the 17.000 islands from the Indonesian archipelago. The exotic beaches, culture, nightlife and the overall Balinese culture contribute to a perfect Bali Luxury Vacation. This tiny island stretches up to just 100 miles from the north and heads to the south and 175 miles away from the west to the east. So, do not worry if you are on a short vacation. There is no place in Bali that cannot be reached within a day; all you need is a well planned tour.
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The Uluwatu Surfing beach in Indonesia is truly a very spectacular and ideal place to go surfing. The beach is a public access beach. The beach over looks the very magnificent view of the sea with its clear blue waters and watches the surfers surf along the waves of the waters.
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Bunaken Sea Park located in North Sulawesi have natural beauty and marine diversity and admired by marine lovers from all over the world, including divers, surfers, tourists through to marine biodiversity researchers. In this month (august 2009), named Indonesia have a big event, “Sail Bunaken 2009“,which is trying to record an event of mass diving in the Guinness World Record.
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Lanzarote is a Spanish island, located in the Atlantic Ocean, approximately 125 km off the coast of Africa and 1,000 km from the Iberian Peninsula. The key to Lanzarote´s popularity as a holiday destination lies in the fact that this island located just seventy miles off the coast of Africa enjoys a great climate all year round. So even in the depths of winter when Northern Europe is shivering, visitors are able to enjoy a beach holiday in the sun here.
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