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turtlejen says:
A boat trip from Playa Linda takes you to this small island off the coast. There is no running water or electricity. No one lives on the island, it is purley a daytime excursion for those who want to relax on the beach and snorkle. The island is filled with small restaurants...
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pocahontas69 says:
'The stuff that dreams are made of!' That's the only way i can describe powdery white sands, turquoise sea, Lush green forests climbing enormous peaks framing a tiny slice of paradise.
If you've ever seen the movie 'The Beach' then you'll welcome India's version. At almost the Southern tip of Go...
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Eric says:
I like the grand canal best at night or right around sunset. There is less activity on the water and the buildings begin to light up, reflecting off the inky surface of the water. Find a quiet place away from the bustle of gondolas and chatter of tourists and enjoy a relaxing evening.
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crystalware says:
Valley of the Temples is located just outside of Koneohe, Hawaii and offers a great break from the city life of Waikiki. Tucked back into the mountains, you will feel at ease as soon as you cross the bridge and get your first peek at the Byodo-In Temple. The Temple was erected as a monument to the f...
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Chokk says:
Walking around in the noise and hectic town of Shanghai I was happy to find a small spot of the ancient China that were much more evident in Beijing. The Yuyuan Garden is a tranquil refugee. I found the place very calm and maybe we were lucky that the garden was't that full of co-travellers but it a...
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fluffybonnyfeet says:
A Nice little cafe on the main street(only street:O) of Savusavu.
The food is simple but very good. I had breakfeast, a 3 egg omelet with everything, fruit, juice and a good cup of coffe. Total of $7...
I just sad there for 2 hours enjoying the peace:O)
I went againg for lunch... Had to:O)
Had...
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vicke says:
Faced with a dilapidated schoolhouse, John and his father had two choices - an "accidental" fire and an insurance claim, or lots of hard work. They opted to do The Right Thing, and the result is a beautifully restored thatched building, divided into two self-contained units. The larger unit sleeps s...
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csgoodman says:
We were married on the grounds of Tambor Tropical and spent a week there. As you pull into the Resort you think you've arrived in Tahati instead of Costa Rica. Gorgeous beyond words and the staff could not have been more kind and accommodating. The units are of local hardwoods and the beds are eleva...
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helen100 says:
We stayed here in March (2007) for a few days and found it to be an extremely tranquil relaxing break exploring a bit of Queensland. The setting is unbelievable beautiful with the mountain as a back drop. The food was really good, well presented and most tasty and we felt very much at home and lef...
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slave2dafunk says:
As I talked about in my blog about the Golden Triangle, we stayed at the small luxury resort, Anantara Golden Triangle. I should start by saying that this kind of place is TOTALLY out of my normal budget, but that due to some crafty maneuvering in a silent auction I managed to get 2 nights here and ...
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