More than three-fourths of the Bahamas lies underwater, making them ideal for snorkeling, scuba diving, windsurfing, sailing, water-skiing, sports fishing, even swimming with dolphins. Landlubbers play golf and tennis, nature lovers hike and bird-watch in national parks. Energetic Nassau/Paradise Island offers the largest variety of activities, while exclusive Exuma and Harbour Island lure privacy-seekers to secluded beaches.
Day-Away to Harbour Island
Skim aquamarine waters aboard a jet-propelled catamaran to Harbour Island. Wander through the pastel-colored buildings of the old settlement, try authentic Bahamian cuisine, buy handcrafted gifts, relax on a three-mile long pink sand beach. A lunch voucher and transportation from hotels in Cable Beach, Downtown and Paradise Island is included. This 10-hour tour leaves Potter’s Cay dock at 8 AM.
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Bahamas , Island , travel , vacantion August 13th, 2008 | Posted in Bahamas | No Comments
Matt, who is a 31-years old man from Connecticut, realized one of the most beautiful video in the world. He danced in 42 places in 42 different countries. The shooting lasted for 14 months.
The movie is called “Where the hell is Matt?” and the you can see it here :
If you want to go somewhere in holidays, and don’t know where…just pick one location from Matt’s video.
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Matt , travel , Video , world July 6th, 2008 | Posted in Video | No Comments
Corfu Population: 109,512
Capital: Corfu Town (Kerkyra)
Island Size: 597km² (Aprox 63km Long and 28km Wide)
Highest Mountain: Mount Pantokratoras (906m)
Coastline: 217 km
Number of Beaches: 92 (Sandy and Shingle)
Language: Greek (English commonly spoken)
Corfu is a wonderful island, where, according to Homer’s Odissea, Ulise made his last stop before arriving back to itacca. It is a cosmopolitan, modern and fancy island.
The City Corfu is the capitol of the island.
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corfu , Greek , Island , travel July 6th, 2008 | Posted in Greek , Island | No Comments
Dubai is the financial center of United Arab Emirates. Dubai is an ultramodern town with incredible buildings like Burj Dubai , or many others. Dubai is called “Ibiza for rich people”. The night saloons are in every night full of people, especially on Thurstdays when the week-end starts here, and everyone has a DJ or an orchestra.
The transport to the hotel is not a problem, and it is also walk out is safe because here in Dubai, the infrationality is extremly rare.
Dubai is also considerated the center of shopping in Middle Orient, but the prices are very expensive.
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asia , burj dubai , dubai , holidays , middle easth , United Arab Emirates June 26th, 2008 | Posted in United Arab Emirates , dubai | 6 Comments
The Romanian Danube Delta is a real natural paradise. It is situated near Black Sea , where Danube flow in the sea. Centuries by centuries, the surface of Danube Delta was growing, forming a network of canals and lakes.
In Danube Delta we can find over three hundreds of bird species, many fish species and around 1100 species of plants.
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Black Sea , Danube , danube delta , delta , river , Romania , travel June 7th, 2008 | Posted in Black Sea , Danube , Romania | 2 Comments
Prague is the capital of Czech Republic and is situated near near of te river Vlatva and it has 1,2 millions of denizens. Prague , like entire Czech Republic has a communist history. However, with its history, nowadays Prague is one of the most visited town in Europe by tourists.
The oldest evident of human habitats in Prague dates from 6000 before Christ. Nowadays, Prague is member of European Union. Language spoken is Czech (official).
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Czech Republic , Prague , travel May 28th, 2008 | Posted in Czeck Republic | 3 Comments