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Louisiana [USA]
Louisiana can be found in the southern area of the USA, and is the 25th most populous, and the 31st most extensive, of the fifty United States of America. Its capital is ‘Baton Rouge’, which is the largest city in New Orleans. Louisiana is fortunate enough to have a unique and diverse assortment of cultures very few states [...]
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Elba [Tuscany]
Elba can be found 7 miles off of the West Coast of Tuscany, about an hour's ferry boat ride from the harbour in Piombino, 32 miles from the North East coast of Corsica. It is the largest and most central isle within the Tuscan Archipelago, enclosed by the very clear waters from the Tyrrhenian Sea, in between the [...]
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Hawaii [USA]
Beautiful Hawaii consists of about 130 islands within the Pacific Ocean, most of which are not inhabited. Hawaii is regarded as the 50th State of the USA and is positioned almost in the middle of the Northern Pacific Ocean. Hawaii represents the North East corner of Polynesia. Whilst it once was a primary hub for pineapple, sugar and [...]
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Lima [Peru]
Constructed within the banks of Rio Rimac, Lima is the capital and largest city in Peru. Created in 1535 by Francisco Pizarro, Lima was adopted as being the headquarters of the Spanish Conquistadors., essentially situated to the adjoining fertile plaines, irrigated by way of the Rimac, as well as its proximity towards the natural harbour at Callao. Lima [...]
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Abruzzo [Italy]
Many International tourists choose the 'picture postcard' appeal to the north of Italy, but to visit Abruzzo as well as many other southern locations, would be to experience an age-old Italian way of life, which has not altered for hundreds of years. Here you'll discover historical beechwood forests populated by bears and wolves, ancient walkways, still utilized by [...]
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Deauville [Normandy]
Deauville may be the only Norman location to possess delusions of splendour! It can be found in the centre of the Norman Riviera, which from the late Nineteenth century was especially loved by elite Parisians, and other tourists. Deauville was constructed as a stylish seaside holiday resort, catering mainly to the wealthy and upper-class's, although these days is [...]
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Maine [USA]
Originally a part of Massachusetts, Maine evolved into an independent entity only in 1820. From the 19th century, its people had a history of conservatism and opposition to migrants, which manifested in many anti Irish riots. The state's overall economy has long been greatly reliant upon the ocean, though many of the locals who fish here, also now [...]
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Faliraki [Rhodes]
Faliraki is situated on the North East coastline, six miles south of Rhodes Town, it is spread alongside a sandy beach of the exact same name, and is among the most popular and liveliest places on the island. Faliraki is famous for its four-mile stretch of sandy seashore that's filled with deck chairs, sun beds and umbrellas while [...]
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Eastern Townships [Quebec]
Situated in Canada, alongside the American perimeter, The Townships extend far east from the Quebec-Maine border not too far away from the Chaudiere River and also as far to the north as Drummondville. This pictureque place really is a Garden of Eden for nature enthusiasts! Horse-back riding, trekking and cycling trails abound within this holiday haven. There are [...]
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Dahab [Egypt]
Dahab is a town in Egypt, situated 85km north of Sharm el Sheikh within the Gulf of Aqaba, close to the South tip of Sinai. Once a remote Bedouin fishing village, this town became a hippie hangout from the 1980s and developed into something of an alternative resort, mixing inexpensive holiday accommodation, laid back life-style and casual tourism [...]
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