Escape to a world of endless summers and sun-kissed beaches, where the dazzling ocean welcomes you each morning and a painted sunset settles along the western shores of the Caribbean every night. Nestled on the "Island of Eternal Summer”. Barbados is a relatively flat island rising west to east in a series of terraces to its highest point Mount Hillaby, which is 1100ft. On the western side of the island, the sea is relatively calm. However, on the eastern side where the waves roll in... Read Full Story

As with many of the other destinations in the world, Israel is not unique with it’s variety of diverse attractions from the Desert and the saltiest sea on earth, the Dead Sea, to the snow covered peaks of Mount Hermon. It only takes a few hours to experience the extreme differences. Israel offers some very unique attractions that are suitable for all the whole family. A must is Jerusalem’s Time Elevator, the new Kings City in Eilat, Mini Israel, and the Haganah Museum to name but a few... Read Full Story

Puerto Plata, the city capital of the Dominican Republic province of the same name, sits on the countries north coast and is the gateway to the numerous holiday towns and resorts on the coast. The coastline itself is blessed with beautiful stretches of pristine beach, lush green valleys and backed by the majestic Mount Isabel de Torres. Columbus described the spot as the fairest land under heaven when he arrived there in 1492 and the thousands of visitors that arrive every day today... Read Full Story

A trip to French Polynesia is just like a dream come true. French Polynesia is an overseas territory attached to France. Located in the center of the South Pacific Ocean, French Polynesia is halfway between Australia and California in the US. Better known by the name of its main island, Tahiti, French Polynesia is a constellation of about 118 islands and islets, categorized into five archipelagos, such as Society Islands, Austral Islands, Gambier Islands, Marquesas Islands, and Tuamotu... Read Full Story

Edwin George Baker was a motorcycle and car racing driver and organizer. His on track credentials include winning the very first race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and partaking in the 1922 Indianapolis 500. He later became the first commissioner of NASCAR.   However Baker was better known for his off track endurance performances. From 1914 through to the 1930s Baker set record after record for trans American crosses on motorcycles, in cars and even trucks, thus earning himself the... Read Full Story

The Seychelles is a promise of sun, sand and sea; scenic landscapes, enchanting gardens, virgin forests, fabulous sea-beds; a treasury of flora and fauna, exotic cuisine and a people whose hearts are as warm as their weather. According to those who know such things, the Seychelles is in the top ranks of the world's most romantic destinations. As the Seychelles islands were unoccupied before the French period, its people have no common native ancestry. Here, Africans, Indian, Asians... Read Full Story

Acapulco is among the most important tourist destinations within Mexico. Mainly a beach resort community with a warm and humid climate, it's located along the Pacific Coast, about 250 miles from Mexico City. Staying in Acapulco gives you the perfect opportunity to partake in a variety of activities while enjoying your rest and relaxation. After you've spent enough hours on the beach soaking up the sun's rays and drinking Margarita's, try your hand at scuba diving on Roqueta Island... Read Full Story

Argentina is the second biggest country on the continent and one of the most powerful. Argentina is considered to be the most European country in Latin America. It has attracted a lot of emigrants during the twentieth century, which changed the country a lot. European influence is strongly felt in its culture, architecture and life style, but the Argentineans managed to keep its unique identity. It's especially obvious in Argentine's literature. The names of Jorge Luis Borges, Julio... Read Full Story

Boasting some of the best beaches and surfing in Britain, Newquay is one of Cornwalls premier holiday sites. Unsurprisingly, it has now obtained a reputation for being Englands surfing capital but there's much more to Newquay than being just a surfers paradise. Beach lovers will want to head to Fistral Beach - this is in fact the best known surfing beach offering fast, hollow waves for surfers. Another popular beach in Newquay is Watergate Bay although this beach is more suited to... Read Full Story

Benidorm is situated on Spain's east coast (Costa Blanca), on the shores of the Mediterranean sea, and is protected on three sides from most adverse weather, by the mountains of Sierra Helada to the east, Aitana to the north and Tussal de la Cala to the west, with Benidorm's fourth side dominated by two deeply curved bays which keep the sea tranquil, and ensure that sunbathers and swimmers remain in a safe and warm environment for most of the year. Situated approx 40 minutes from Alicante... Read Full Story