New Caledonia – Witnessing the True Beauty of Nature and Making Unforgettable Memories

Posted by admin on May 21, 2013 in Island Life | Comments Off

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If you want to get away from all the stress of work or school, then taking a break and enjoying a holiday in a perfect island would be the best idea ever and that island is New Caledonia. Basically, New Caledonia is located in the South Pacific which was first founded in 1774 by Captain Cook. This heavenly island is quite a combination of primitive and sophistication and is considered to be the third biggest island in the region. What makes this island more attractive and very tropical is with the fact that it is being surrounded by the world’s largest lagoon.
With all of its amazing beaches, this place provides the perfect holiday vacation as well as a very exceptional experience. New Caledonia is known to be an archipelago that is made by the main island that is called Grand Terre, Isle of Pines, Loyalty Islands and other more small captivating islets.
You will also witness Melanesian tradition and architecture, as well as combination of French influence, thus creating a European style of uniqueness and elegance. In addition, the place also gives out a wide variety of animal and botanical species and is at the number 4 spot of the richest area in the world when it comes to biodiversity, as well as different animal and plant species.
New Caledonia is a picturesque place beyond everyone’s imagination. With the breath-taking mountain views and tropical forests, delightful lakes and remarkable waterfalls, green fields and wide open areas, are just a few of the many scenes you will witness here. Taking a dip in turquoise colored waters, diving around stunning corals and walking on the beautiful golden sand beaches will definitely bring forth a very magical experience over the holiday. Truly New Caledonia is the perfect place to be spending the holiday vacation with the people you love.

Top 10 Best Islands in The World

Posted by admin on Apr 22, 2013 in Traveling | Comments Off

Watch this video about the best islands in the world.

Top Island Destinations

Posted by admin on Apr 9, 2013 in Traveling | Comments Off

I love holidays and my favorite kind are those that involve the sun, the sand and the sea. Who doesn’t dream of giving up their regular lives and moving to a gorgeous island to lie in the sand and watch beautiful sunsets day after day? While it may not be possible to escape to an island for all eternity, they make great holiday destinations. I’ve described 5 wonderful island holidays below. There is something for everyone -panoramic views and isolation, or an adventurous holiday, or just a fun and energetic vibe, these islands have it all. (more…)

PARADISE beautiful Exotic Beaches

Posted by admin on Mar 8, 2013 in Island Life | Comments Off

Check out this video of some of the best exotic island beaches.

Traveling to Melbourne

Posted by admin on Oct 26, 2011 in Island Life, Traveling | Comments Off

Melbourne, Australia’s second largest city, just ahead of Brisbane, is known as one of the world’s most vibrant and fascinating metropolitan centers.. Melbourne boasts a mild climate, great weather, a wealth of historical sites and many iconic landmarks. Often considered Australia’s cultural capital, Melbourne is home to a wide array of museums, art galleries, theaters and cultural institutions. With so much to do and see, visitors will never find themselves bored in this dynamic and vibrant city. With its stunning architecture, plentiful attractions and landmarks and interesting neighborhoods, Melbourne is one of Australia’s gems. Visiting it should be on the top of every international traveler’s list, so always have an eye out for cheap flights to Melbourne so you can cross that of yours.

Melbourne is located in southeastern Australia and is the capital of the state of Victoria. The city is renowned for its pleasant weather and mild, sunny climate. Transportation to Melbourne is available by land, sea and air. The city boasts many cultural centers and historical sites as well as a thriving sports culture.
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Island Rangali

Posted by admin on Oct 19, 2011 in Island Life | Comments Off

Island Rangali is one of 26 of the Maldives Islands extending down from the southern coastline of India. Island Rangali offers pure and exquisite views unmatched from anywhere else in the world. Vacationers are able to unwind and enjoy one of the last pure settings on earth.

Rangali and her sister island, Rangalifinolhu are very near to each with a footbridge connecting the two islands. Conrad Maldives Resort and Spa is located on both islands. Crystal clear waters are a travelers delight with snorkeling and diving among the native plants and sea life. The sea waters are filled with amazing sights such as turtles, manta rays, and living coral reefs.

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Maria Island – Tasmania

Posted by admin on Oct 19, 2011 in Island Life | Comments Off

Maria Island – A Tasmanian island adventure

The climb to the top of Mount Bishop and Clerk, the highest point on Tasmania’s Maria Island, is said to reward intrepid travellers with panoramic views over the island’s eucalypt forests and out across the Pacific Ocean. To the west, we’re told, lies the Freycinet Peninsula; to the south, over the distant horizon, lies the icy landscapes of Antarctica.

We take it on trust. Because the peak we’ve conquered today is a cloud-covered triumph. We hear the ocean and the wind, we can even smell its Antarctic purity, but we can see not much further than arm’s length. That’s enough, though, to peer warily over the edge of the peak and see the beginnings of a sheer drop that leads to oblivion.

A few steps back from the edge sits the climb’s other reward; a stash of chocolate and extra water that our guide Ben has lugged with him from the morning’s departure point, Bernacchi House, once home to an enterprising 19th-century Italian settler, Diego Bernacchi, who was convinced Maria Island could sustain a vineyard and winery. A worthwhile dream, to be sure, but it proved unsustainable.

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