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Written by admin from http://www.travelertalk.com on October 27th, 2009 | 0 Comments | 349 views
Sanur originates from two words, “Saha” and “Nuhur” which literally means the passion to visit a certain place. Located in the southern part of Bali, Sanur is famed for its beautiful strip of pure sandy beaches across the coastal line.
It is also famed for its’ spectacular sunrises which literally marks a new day in the life of the Balinese. A talented laid back atmosphere is what is unique about the village of Sanur where hospitality is intertwined with the traditions of Balinese culture and religion. Read more »
Written by admin from http://www.travelertalk.com on October 25th, 2009 | 0 Comments | 244 views
Sira Beach : White Sand, Azure Sea
Sira is a pristine white-sand beach backed by lush coconut groves. The beach commands one of the best sunset panoramic views in the archipelago, encompassing the Lombok Strait, Bali’s towering Mount Agung and other marine activities.
The Sira Lombok : Your home for a weekend, a month, or the rest of your life
The Sira Lombok is a profesionally managed luxury beach resort comprised of hotels, villas, and residences. The resort includes sailing, diving, and snorkelling facilities, an international beach-front restaurant and spa. The resort includes an on-site PADI-certified dive center and private jetty, while the bay provides safe anchorage for yachts. Read more »
Written by wayne from on October 25th, 2009 | 0 Comments | 198 views
Lombok Private Villas and House for Rental and Leasing
Need memorable stay with us??? Why not??? The time has come for you and the ones you love to decide for longer stay in Lombok, you do not have to think twice! For Lombok has much to offer and to do during your Holiday. Well known for its excellent tropical islands and coastlines lined with pristine beaches, wonderful climate and natural beauty combined with leisure, shopping, sporting and recreation trips. It will make truly different gateway destination ever! So make your move now… Read more »
Written by sangay from on October 25th, 2009 | 3 Comments | 198 views
Today there is so much information on the Galapagos Islands cruises available on the internet to make your head spin. This can be very advantageous and helpful for the reader as information is readily available …. everything from island descriptions, weather details, island maps, wildlife details and cruise options.
But how accurate and honest is most of the information regarding Galapagos Island cruise on the internet?
Information (data) is only as good and useful as it is accurate, honest and up to date. Making one’s decision based on inaccurate, incomplete and/or out-of-date information can cause not only frustration but a sense of deception. With accurate information, and complete information, your choices and decisions are made easier. Read more »
Written by Teguise from on October 25th, 2009 | 1 Comment | 303 views
The Autumn edition of Lanzarote Guidebook – the in-depth tourist guide to Lanzarote – is out now. And can be downloaded free of charge at www.lanzaroteguidebook.com
This comprehensive 96 page guide is researched and written by long term island residents. Which means that it provides readers with the real inside track. And it is published every quarter. Ensuring that information is always accurate and up to date. Read more »
Written by Peter2009 from on October 25th, 2009 | 0 Comments | 165 views
Hi all,
I just came back from Thailand. I stayed in a villa at the beach in Koh Samui. It was my second trip to Thailand, but my first one to this island. Before I had only a 4 day holiday in Bangkok. And now this. Koh Samui, despite the development going on (seems not avoidable in a flourishing tourist destination) it is really a paradise.
The beaches are white and clean, swaying palmtrees everywhere and the local people have a special charm. I stayed with my wife and 2 children at Ridgeway Estate and it was bliss pure Serenity Aqua Spa Guest Suite. but had basically the whole villa for us. Read more »
Written by Teguise from on October 25th, 2009 | 0 Comments | 185 views
The Spanish owned Canary Islands are often associated with package tourism. As this archipelago located off the coast of West Africa enjoys fantastic weather all year round. With low rainfall and average temperatures of 20 Celsius plus, (even during winter) helping to attract over 9.5 million foreign visitors every year.
However, the seven islands are by no means all birds of a feather. As some, like Lanzarote, have managed to retain much of their original character and charm intact. Avoiding over-development in the process.
Tourism first started to take off here during the 1960´s and 70´s. General Franco was keen to open Spain up to package holiday makers at this time in order to help revive his flagging economy. And hotel chains and property developers were only to willing to enact this policy. Swallowing up large swathes of the Spanish Costas in the process. Read more »
