Vacation Ideas | Travel Destination

The world’s largest coral reef system, the Great Barrier Reef stretches almost 1500 miles into the Pacific from the tip of Queensland. Designated a Marine Park by the Australian government and a World Heritage Area by UNESCO, the reef is home to an extraordinary abundance of species and habitats. Snorkeling, diving and fishing are rightly popular along the reef, nowhere more so than on the Whitsunday Islands, where the silica sands and aqua waters of the Coral Sea create the perfect beach. (more…)

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. (more…)

Bora Bora situated about 250 km north-west of Tahiti in the Leeward group of the Society Islands in French Polynesia. In short, Bora Bora is a love at first sight. No wonder, why honeymooners, lovers, and couples flock here throughout the year to renew their marriage vows as well as to rekindle their romantic feelings. (more…)

Akumal Bay is known for its assorted species of sea turtles which use the beaches for breeding, feeding and rearing their young. This provides an optimal opportunity to see the animals in their natural habitat, including the many different species of fish and plant life. (more…)

Makaha, located on the western side of Oahu offers the ‘real’ Hawaiian experience to the visitors. Makaha may not be a major tourist destination, but it offers several fun filled and memorable activities to make it a memorable Hawaiian experience. The isolation of this place from the other popular Hawaiian Islands has allowed it to maintain its true Hawaiian charm and atmosphere. (more…)