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Malawi

Welcome to Malawi- the warm heart of Africa! With its famous Lake Malawi (also called Lake Nyasa), known as "the lake of stars" , unique breathtaking scenery, deep sea world, evergreen forests and spectacular waterfalls, as well as rich tropical flora and rare wildlife, Malawi has gained a reputation of one of Africa's happiest and friendliest spots to visit. The thin landlocked country of Malawi is blessed with natural surroundings, imaginative architecture, a wide selection of national parks, significant beaches and sugar plantations.

Malawi experiences subtropical climate, varying from cool in the highlands to warm around Lake Malawi. In winter (May to July) the weather is dry with chilly nights, mostly in the highlands, August to November are the hottest months and November to April are the wettest with downpours continuing longer in the northern and eastern mountains. The best time to visit Malawi is perhaps in winter as it's the driest season is dry for hiking and game viewing.

Lilongwe, in the Central Region, is the capital city of Malawi since 1971, divided into two parts: Old Town, where you can find supermarkets and many shops, hotels and restaurants, and New Town, containing the main Government Building, the country's Reserve Bank headquarters and Diplomatic Missions. Lilongwe offers a number of upscale hotels, including Sunbird Capital and Sunbird Lilongwe, the Nature Sanctuary housing the Lilongwe Wildlife Center, gleaming modern buildings in their spacious garden-like settings and bustling streets. Lilongwe serves as a convenient stopover in Malawi, with a plethora of attractions that are worth a visit.

With year-round fine climate, natural conditions and scenic beauty, Malawi has emerged as a dream destination with a wide range of opportunities to pursue a number of activities. Malawi highlands offer unique hiking experiences to discover the untouched pristine trails and the breathtaking beauty of Malawi. The most popular hiking destinations include Mount Mulanje and Zomba Plateu. Those who are even more than adventurous can experience water sports, scuba diving, fishing, kayaking and many more.

Malawi offers a wide choice of accommodation options from small intimate camps and lodges scattered throughout the remote national parks, and thatched chalets to luxury hotels and resorts, best suited for any holiday-maker. Most luxury hotels are idyllic "getaways" for honeymoons, romantic breaks and special occasions. You can find the following types of luxury hotels: Hip Hotels in Malawi, Romantic Hotels, Honeymoon Hotels, Spa Hotels, Golf Resorts, Safari Lodges, Beach Wedding Hotels, Intimate Hotels and Cool hotels.

Located in the Capital of Malawi, Sunbird Capital Hotel (formerly Le Meridien Capital Hotel) is one of the most popular hotspots of the warm heart of Africa, featuring 182 tastefully appointed rooms and suites overlooking swimming pool and lush tropical landscapes, all air-conditioned, with digital satellite TV, WI-FI internet, laundry and room service. Hotel facilities include business centre, five conference rooms, hair dressing salon, free car parking and babysitting upon request. The elegant Capital Hotel offers attractive surroundings and fantastic leisure activities, like tennis, golf, squash courts and plenty of water sports. What you can expect from this small stunning paradise is truly friendly staff, a laid-back tranquil atmosphere, and plenty of sunshine and crystal-clear warm water.

Take advantage of Malawi's exceptional adventure experiences and discover the magic of "the warm heart of Africa"!

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Malaysia

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Malaysia

Endowed with breathtaking natural beauty, interesting mosaic of cultures and indigenous people, Malaysia is a real adventure lover's and nature lover's paradise. Fascinating Malaysia beckons any visitor with its fantastic pristine sandy beaches, turquoise waters teeming with exotic underwater life, fascinating historical sites and stunning lush rainforests. Add to these exotic cuisine delights, hundreds of colorful festivals, fun-filled activities, an endless range of tourist attractions and magnificent hill resorts that make Malaysia a truly enticing place to visit. Malaysia is home to a wide selection of accommodation at competitive rates, from beach chalets and timeshare apartments to six-star luxury hotels and everything in between.

Located in the heart of Southeast Asia, Malaysia covers a total area of nearly 330,000 square kilometers and is composed of two regions: Peninsular Malaysia divided into the "east coast" and "west coast" by the Main Range in the middle, lying between Thailand and Singapore, and East Malaysia situated on Borneo Island with a series of mountain ranges. Nearly 60% of its land is covered by tropical rainforests. The country enjoys warm pleasant climate year-round with temperatures hovering between 21C-32C in the lowlands. Generally, Malaysia features two seasons, the dry season (May to September) and the rainy season (November to March).

Malaysia has developed into a haven for tourists, offering plenty of opportunity to relax on the white sandy beaches or indulge in water sports. Set amidst a valley surrounded by jagged hills, Kuala Lumpur or "KL" as it is commonly known is the capital of Malaysia and its political and cultural center. Home to over one and a half million people from different ethnicities, Kuala Lumpur provides more than hundred types of festival throughout the year. The city boasts the best-known Petronas Towers- the tallest twin towers of the world with a height of 1,453 feet. Kuala Lumpur highlights include numerous parks and monuments, Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary, shopping and vibrant nightlife.

Malaysia features loads of islands, the most popular of which are Langkawi, Pangkor and Penang. Langkawi is Malaysia's best-known holiday destination, forming an archipelago made up of 99 islands. With outstanding natural landscapes, emerald-green waters of the ocean, limestone hills, verdant jungle interior and lush vegetation filled with rich flora and fauna, Langkawi is an idyllic tropical paradise. The beaches of Langkawi are simply some of Malaysia's best, including the most popular Pantai Cenang, surrounded by coconut trees and elegant casuarinas and gorgeously breathtaking Tanjung Rhu, also known as 'Casuarina Beach', featuring crystal - clear waters and powder-fine sand. The island offers excellent diving adventures and fine gastronomic options.

Pangkor Island or Pulao Pangkor is a true paradise in the sun, boasting charming beauty, pristine golden beaches, virgin jungles, quiet coves and authentic fishing villages. With the opportunity to sunbathe on idyllic beaches, swim and snorkel in secluded coves, climb the famous Pangkor hill or hike through untouched rainforest, your vacation will become an everlasting memory. Pangkor Island is easily accessible by ferry from Lumut or by air from Kuala Lumpur.

Penang (formerly known as Pulau Pinang or 'Isle of the Betel Nut') is an obviously beautiful island and, perhaps, one of the most visited in Malaysia. Nicknamed as the 'pearl of the orient', Penang dazzles many tourists with its fabulous coastline, majestic beaches and rich multicultural history. Recently, Penang has been declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Malaysia Hotels and Resorts

Malaysia offers accommodations for those who want to enjoy the lap of luxury and affordable ones for budgeted travelers. The top notching services, exclusive luxurious amenities and facilities, as well as land and water adventures are typical features of any Malaysia accommodation. You can find a wide range of hotels, bed & breakfast and other accommodation options in the amazing capital of Kuala Lumpur and in the famous islands of Langkawi, Pangkor, Penang, Pahang, and Johor.

Conveniently situated in the middle of down-town Kuah in the island of Langkawi, the Bayview Hotel Langkawi (formerly known as City Bayview Hotel Langkawi)is a famous hotspot designed to fit the demands of both the leisure and business travelers alike. Blessed with breathtaking views, tropical climate and the smiling hospitality of locals, the hotel features 333 newly-renovated tastefully decorated rooms and suites, offering luxurious comfort and ultimate facilities. The hotel is equipped with an outdoor Jacuzzi and an elegantly designed swimming pool, a gymnasium, a spa, a restaurant and a gift shop. Babysitting service is also provided. The astonishing hotel facilities and recreational activities will surely allow any visitor to have a comfortable stay.

The Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur is another perfect place, situated next to the world famous Petronas Twin Towers, with the most impressive views of the lush 50 acre of peaceful KLCC Park and the best views in the city. Home to 643 beautifully appointed luxurious guestrooms the Mandarin Oriental hotel boasts leisure facilities including a superb rejuvenating spa with massage therapies, yoga classes, two tennis and squash courts, state-of-the-art fitness facilities, sauna and steam rooms, aerobics studio, free form rooftop swimming pool and fine restaurant, offering Western, Chinese and Japanese dishes, as well as contemporary meeting facilities that guarantee ultra-comfortable stay.

The award-winning Shangri-La Kuala Lumpur is one of Malaysia's most elegant hotels, nestled amidst lush tropical gardens. The newly-renovated Shangri-La Hotels now unveils an astonishing collection of 662 luxurious rooms, of which 101 suites are of special interest with classy interiors and world-class ambience. All rooms come with an impressive list of amenities to help guests to enjoy their stay, including bathtub and bathrobes, flat screen TVs, kitchenette, in room service, coffee/tea maker, in-house movies, mini bar, daily newspaper and air conditioning. Sports and Recreation facilities, like motorized and non-motorized water sports, tennis courts, outdoor pool and kids pool, sauna and steam rooms as well as spa and massage guarantee full relaxation and enjoyment. With all these amenities and facilities this luxurious establishment offers a truly five-star experience.

Other best-known hotels that are worth considering are Northam All Suite Hotel in the island of Penang, the Grant Millennium Hotel in the buzzing Kuala Lumpur and Four Seasons Langkawi, offering a classic luxury. Choose from the best Malaysia accommodation options and discover the magic and mystery of Malaysia!

Located at the north west of Malaysia on the main Island of Langkawi, Pelangi Beach Resort and Spa is a five-star luxury resort; spread over 30 acres of palm-fringed beachfront facing Pulau Rebak Kecil. The resort features stunning award-winning landscaped gardens, magnificent white-powdered beaches and relaxed and friendly atmosphere. You can find 350 spacious rooms in the two-story hotel with the most up-to-date amenities. Pelangi Beach Resort offers a wide selection of meeting facilities and is ideal for business meetings and conferences. The resort features recreational and leisure activities including golf, tennis courts, outdoor pool, steam room, sauna, Jacuzzi, poolside bar, fully-equipped gym, as well as a number of water sports adventures, like scuba diving, windsurfing, boating, fishing and swimming. You can also find superb restaurant with international menus and kids' play areas.

Rising 4,500 feet above sea-level on the Titiwangsa mountain range, Fraser's Hill Resort is a true dream destination with spectacular panoramic views, lush tropical rainforests, pristine untouched nature and outdoor leisure. Bungalows, Hotels and Apartments are the main accommodation in Fraser's Hill. Founded by a Scottish trader Louis James Fraser, the premium Pine Resort boasts 90 elegantly decorated and fully-serviced rooms, each with a private balcony, a kitchen, a dining area, mini fridge and tea/coffee facilities. Bird-watching, camping, jungle trekking, horse-riding and loads of water adventures are the most popular activities in Fraser's Hill. Those who have their own transport can head to the Jeriau Falls, a waterfall with crystal clear water, situated 5 km away from the town center. Leave away the hustle and bustle of city life and find rest and relaxation in the dreamscape paradise of Fraser's Hill Resort.

Planning a family vacation in Malaysia? Pangkor Island Beach Resort is right for you. Set on a secluded bay over a 1,2 km stretch of white sandy beach with inviting emerald-green waters of Andaman Sea and surrounded by hills of virgin rainforest, the resort guarantees a truly unforgettable experience offering full relaxation and rejuvenation. The exclusive Malay-style architecture villas with 258 rooms, designed in tropical warm tones and exuding warmth, exotic ambience and ultimate amenities, including selection of bed type, shower, long bathe and 24-hours dervice make Pangkor Island Beach Resort an ideal tropical "hideaway". Guests can indulge in a wide range of recreational facilities available on land or at sea, including therapeutic treatments at the Aryani Spa, trekking, mini golf course, tennis and such water experiences as snorkeling, sailing, parasailing and water-skiing. Babysitting, children's pool and kid's club with special programs are also available.

Home to unbelievable natural wonders and plenty of jewel resorts and luxury accommodations, fascinating Malaysia beckons visitors of all ages, making their vacation an everlasting memory.

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Mariana Islands

Welcome to the Northern Mariana Islands - a true Pacific paradise for those seeking adventure, vibrant nightlife, spectacular natural beauty and a plethora of outdoor and marine activities. One of the most popular destinations of Micronesia, the lush green Northern Mariana Islands is home to fantastic beaches, crystal-clear blue waters, a wide range of cultural and historical attractions, stunning lagoons and bird-filled jungle reserves. Accommodation facilities are diverse on the island; add to this plenty of ethnic restaurants and bars, as well as fabulous shopping centers. Mariana Islands offer tourists the unique opportunity to experience the best of both the western and South Pacific rich fascinating cultures in a warm hospitable environment. With beautiful bays, spectacular cliffs, lush mountains and untouched pristine nature, Mariana Islands will dazzle and captivate any visitor.

Located in the western Pacific Ocean along the Mariana Trench (the deepest part of the earth's oceans), to the north of equator, Mariana Islands comprises 14 volcanic and coralline islands of which six are inhabited. The three main islands of Saipan, Tinian and Rota, with significant population, are the primary tourist destinations, offering a perfect, unhurried vacation. The Mariana arc is one of the best examples of an intraoceanic island arc with 42 submarine volcanoes.

The climate in Mariana Islands is tropical, tempered by trade winds, with constant and invariable temperatures throughout the whole year. The islands are characterized by high humidity. The rainy season lasts from July to November, but even in this season, sunshine and warm weather is guaranteed. The dry months are between December and June, with possible downpours, so we advise you to take rainwear regardless when you go.

Saipan is the second largest island of Mariana archipelago, covering an area of 115 square kilometers. Rich in breathtaking scenery and historical landmarks with limestone, the island boasts many highlights and man-made attractions, including Island Maigo Fanang (Bird Island) overlooking the stunning emerald bay, the easy accessible Managaha Island, offering wonderful day trips, Banadero Cave with WWII tanks, cannons and natural limestone cave fortress waiting to be explored and the award-winning Saipan Botanical garden, famous for hundreds of plant species. Mount Tapochau is the highest point on Saipan, offering magnificent and panoramic views of the island. Other not-to-be-missed places in Saipan include American Memorial Park, Saipan Zoo and the Museum of History and Culture.

Tinian is a nature lover's paradise, boasting historic sites, woodlands, pristine gorgeous beaches, and abundance of water sports. It is famous for being the base from which the U.S. launched their atomic bomb attacks on Japan during WWII. Your trip to Tinian will not be complete if you do not experience the awesome poser and beauty of nature at the Bow Holes. You can also find a gigantic hand-carved limestone latte stone at the House of Taga, nearby the Tinian Harbor. While here, arrange your stay in The Tinian Dynasty Hotel and Casino, offering an array of games including slots, poker, and blackjack.

Rota, formerly Sarpan, is famous for its thousands of seabirds, beautiful Sasanhaya Bay, majestic beaches and archaeological sites. Mount Tapingotwith great views and the Taisacana's Botanical and Nature Trail are also worth a visit.

Once you have visited the Northern Mariana Islands, you will desire to come back.

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Marquesas Islands

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Inspired and captivated by the idyllic tropical scenery, lush green vegetation overflowing with orchids, spider lilies and ginger jasmines, vibrant culture and warm welcoming hospitality of the locals, many artists, poets, adventurers and musicians, like Gauguin, Jack London, Herman Melville and Captain James Cook have considered the remote and fascinating Marquesas Islands as a fantastic "hideaway" to give freedom to their creative minds and souls. They have recorded in song and captured on canvas the smiling faces of children leaving school, the spectacular beauty of dense tropical forests, the magnificent waterfalls, violent and rocky coast, distant beaches, as well as a horde of wild horses on a deserted plateau.

Known as "Te Henua Enana" or "Land of Men" in Polynesian, the volcanic Marquesas Islands is one of the most scenic regions in the world due to its coast made up of wonderful bays and dramatic cliffs front, offering still pristine mysterious ambience waiting to be discovered. Unique to Marquesas Islands is that there is no reef and volcanic islands just pop out from the deep blue ocean.

Situated on the eastern edge of Polynesia, approximately 930 miles northeast of Tahiti, the Marquesas Islands comprise an isolated group of 12 volcanic islands, of which 2 are small rock islands and only 6 are inhabited. Divided into two groups of northern Marquesas, discovered by U.S. sailors in the 18th century, and southern Marquesas, discovered by Spaniards in 16th century, the islands cover a land area of 492 square miles and have a population of more than 7,500.

Formed from two volcanoes, Nuku Hiva (formerly known as Île Marchand and Madison Island), is the largest of the Marquesas Islands, offering tourists magnificent landscapes, intriguing archeology, quality wooden handicrafts and a plethora of activities to enjoy and experience, such as hiking, horseback riding and diving. Nuku Hiva is a magical island with an abundance of natural wonders, like 1000-foot waterfalls, towering mountains, and rich flora and fauna. The town of Taiohae is the administrative capital of the Marquesas Islands, situated at the foot of the deep Taiohae Bay.

The seahorse-shaped Hiva Oa is the largest of southern group of the Marquesas archipelago, featuring deep beautiful valleys, a lush plateau and dense forests. Sightseeing highlights include Paul Gauguin Museum where you can find items related to the painter's stay, and copies of his works, the Oipona me'ae temple, the eight feet tiki Takaii, the largest stone tiki in Polynesia as well as the pretty bays of Nahoe and Hanamenu. Hiva Oa is also recognized for the amazing Tahuata, the visible remains of a huge sunken volcano.

Marquesas Islands offer many land and water activities to make your holidays unforgettable. You can choose from a wide selection of adventures including land excursions, picnics on the beach or mountains, safari truck, hiking over mountain trails and to inland cascades, motorboat rides, deep-sea fishing and other water sports.

The primary accommodations in Marquesas Islands are mainly found in the islands of Nuku Hiva and Hiva Oa, treating guests to unparallel comfort and warm traditional hospitality. Hiva Oa Hanakee Pearl Lodge is a wonderful getaway with contemporary comforts and breathtaking views of the rugged coast. Facing the fantastic mount Temetiu (3,903 feet), the hotel boasts 20 bungalows, each with a private terrace and other room amenities. You can find an elegantly designed swimming pool with plenty of nearby activities. Baby sitting is available upon request.

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Tachia Island

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The scenery of Tachia Island is very beautiful, crystal clear water, many unnamed small beaches with a beautiful landscape, a place for pure vistas of island tourism.

Things to do:

Rent a small boat, lie in your favorite bay
In fact, There are no specific attractions in Shenzhen Tachia Island, one after another unnamed Gulf is its brand. Especially in some coves with few visitors, the water is particular clear and the sand is fine. 
But it's not sure you can walk to these coves, you can rent a fisherman's boat,  freely go around the island to see which bay is the most beautiful and stop, swim, rest, enjoy sea breeze blowing.

To Moon Bay to enjoy the undersea beauty
In addition, from some information,  on the beach of Moon Bay Tachia Island, at both ends of the offshore in water depth of twelve meters is the coral reef zone, you can see a variety of corals, fish, shellfish and other aquatic life. Visitors with diving permits may be interested in this area, but for ordinary visitors, it's better to rent a boat to watch from the sea, maybe in a good light,  you can see the beauty of the coral reefs.


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Accommodations: Tachia Island Resort is on the island, the price is naturally not too cheap. Of course, the place where the resort located is a lively and pleasant scenery of the island. Alternatively, you can rent a tent to live, you will feel closer to the sea.

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Marshall Islands

With emerald-green atolls, deep blue ocean, colorful and diverse underwater world, vibrant nightlife and welcoming spirit of friendly people, the dreamscape Marshall Islands invite tourists from all over the world to get lost in a sea of tranquility and wonder. Once described by world famous writer and adventurer Robert Louis Stevenson as the "Pearl of the Pacific", the mystical Marshall Islands is blessed with mesmerizing natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, boasting innumerable activities and tourist attractions in and around the islands.

Nestled in the west-central part of the Pacific Ocean, north of Nauru and Kiribati, the marvelous Marshal Islands is made up of two nearly parallel chains of atolls, Ratak (the so-called "Sunrise" chain) and Ratik ("Sunset"), comprising 29 atolls and 5 individual islands within 750, 000 square miles of the tranquil ocean, each with its own places of interest. The double chains together contain 1,200 islands and islets, most islands being atoll formations consisting of low-lying narrow strips of land. Kwajalein Atoll (in the Ralik chain) is considered the largest atoll in the world and serves as the transportation hubs for the marshal islands, including air service and shipping.

Majuro, comprising 3 islands- Delap, Uliga and Darrit (Rita), is the capital and economic center of the islands, located at the summit of the atolls reef with its stunning Lagoon, covering an area of 114 sq miles and ranging in depths from 10 to 250 feet. The Lagoon is famous for its breathtaking hard coral gardens featuring more than 160 species of coral and over 800 species of fish, sea stars and many other tropical marine habitats. Majuro is the most developed atoll in Marshal Islands, housing more than 30,000 inhabitants.

Majuro accommodations include several hotels, one of which is the best-known RRE Hotel wonderfully situated on the lagoon. This reasonably priced hotel features standard rooms with exceptional views, waterfront bungalows suites, add to these a wealth of the activities on the island. Marshall Islands experience typical warm tropical climate, the temperatures hovering between 26C and 32C with little variation during the year. Two seasons are underlined: the dry season (December and April) and the rainy season (April to December).

Travelers flocking to Marshall Islands will never fall short of striking places to explore, including amusement-parks, natural, historical and religious sightseeing, lush botanical gardens, majestic silvery sand beaches, Canyons, forests and zoos.

The Marshall islands are known world-wide as fishers' and divers' paradise. The dive sites are almost unparallel in their pristine untouched beauty, and are seen with great clarity due to the magnificent underwater visibility. Diving and snorkeling opportunities include drop-offs, coral heads, as well as black coral and World War II wrecks. Whether you plan a week's trip to the island, a short getaway or an extended vacation on the island, do not miss out to indulge yourself in loads of adventure and leisure activities available on Marshall Islands.

There is so much to experience and enjoy here, both on the beautiful islands and out on the bountiful seas that it's not a surprise that Marshal Islands is one of the most unique and famous places in the world to visit.

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Montserrat

Looking for an unusual Caribbean getaway with the unique opportunity to watch a still active volcano? Head to Montserrat- an "Emerald Isle" rising from ashes and covered in lush, green rainforest. Columbus was the first to discover the island and name it 'Santa Maria de Montserrat' after the famous monastery on the mountain of Montserrat in Catalonia. Welcoming smiles, pure serenity, quietude and peace as well as perfect relaxation are what you should expect from the island. Those who have ever visited this tiny tropical paradise will perhaps agree that Montserrat is the friendliest island in the Caribbean.

Located southeast of Puerto Rico and southwest of Antigua, the pear-shaped island of Montserrat is a British territory with an area of 102 square kilometers. The island is reached by ferry or helicopter from Antigua. The highest point is Chances Peak rising to 915 meters. Montserrat is home to over 5000 residents, most being decedents of former African slaves, characterized by warm and hospitable nature. Montserrat enjoys a tropical climate with little seasonal variations, the temperature hovering between 22C and 31C year-round.

For such a tiny place Montserrat offers unique Caribbean vacations with a wealth of things to see and to. The major tourist attractions include: Montserrat's Soufriere Hills Volcano, the silver seashores with azure blue waters and the exotic black sandy beaches, most secluded and still pristine. The island offers great diving, fishing, boating, kayaking, hiking adventures and many other experiences.

Montserrat's Soufriere Hills Volcano (French "Sulphur" Hills) is a typical subduction volcano formed at the junction of the Atlantic tectonic plate and the Caribbean plate. Towering 3,000 feet above sea level, the volcano first erupted in 1995, after more than a century of slumber, destroying the former capital of Plymouth, because of which many habitants had to move overseas or the North of island. Scientists call this volcano one of the most interesting in the world.

The remarkable Montserrat's beaches, with their soft pearl-grey volcanic sand are something not-to-be-missed. Those who want to swim and sunbathe on the beaches are really blessed as they will find the most calming and leisurely experience available. The easy accessible and non-crowded Woodlands beach is one of the most popular black-sand beaches, evidence of the island's volcanic origin. The only white-sand beach that you will find on the island is the pristine Rendezvous bay. The reef off this secluded beach boasts some of the best snorkeling in Montserrat.

Another popular attraction Montserrat offers is the turtle-watching, featuring over 7 turtle species in the world, the three of which, including Green Turtle, the Hawksbill Turtle and Loggerhead Turtle are found nesting on sands of the island's beaches between August and September.

Accommodations in Montserrat are very limited. You can find only one hotel - Tropical Mansion Suites, several guest houses and villas, all promising warm friendly atmosphere and excellent service with amenities such as swimming pools, wet bars and cable TVs.

Holidays in Montserrat are a unique and special experience. Scenic beauty consisting of natural landscapes and hills, historical sites, water adventures, trails to be hiked and many more will all enchant you in Montserrat.

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Mozambique

Mozambique is huge country and a perfect destination ideal for potential travelers interested in culture, wildlife and coasts as well as for those planning romantic honeymoons or family holidays with innumerable outdoor activities in the tropical sunshine and warm blue-green waters of the Indian Ocean. Thousands of miles of untouched beaches perfect for just lazing around on, golden nature, lush green forests, national parks, pristine coral reefs, enormous sand dunes and freshwater lakes are what make Mozambique an authentic tropical island.

Covering over 800,000 square kilometers and inhabited by an estimated population of 20 million, the picturesque UNESCO World Heritage Site Mozambique Island is located in Southern Africa, bordering the Mozambique Channel, between South Africa and Tanzania. Formerly a Portuguese colony; it is now an independent nation (since 1975) where Afro-Arab, Goan, and European cultures converge. The country is generally a low-lying plateau broken up by 25 sizable rivers that flow into the Indian Ocean; the largest being the Zambezi that provides access to Central Africa.

Mozambique is essentially a hot country, the climate ranging from tropical to subtropical with the average annual temperature of 28C. The seasons are nearly indistinguishable but most people generally speak of two seasons: a wet (summer season) and a dry (winter season). During the winter months, April to September, the weather is cool and dry, thus providing the most comfortable tenure for travel. In summer (October to April) the weather becomes hot and rainy characterized with high humidity.

Maputo, the lush capital city of Mozambique is home to many attractions, including its Central Railway Station, the most famous structure designed by Gustave Eiffel in 1910 that features marble pillars, wrought iron work and a large central dome. Maputo's most important landmark is the Fort of Nossa Senhora da Conceiao which was the nucleus of the original settlement. Other Maputo attractions include broad avenues lined with acacias and jacarandas, Portuguises-style buildings, vibrant markets, several street cafes and bars as well as excellent nightlife and discos. History enthusiasts will enjoy Maputo's Museum of the Revolution or the historic lighthouse on Inhaca Island.

If you are seeking a relaxing lazy day on the beach head to the small town of Xai Xai located some 200 km north of Maputo, boasting a wide range of shops, restaurants and most of all superb scuba diving and snorkeling opportunities. Nearby you can find fresh water lakes with the best kayaking, paddle skiing and surfing experiences.

Activities in Mozambique are plenty and diverse, including hiking tours, Safari drives, dune boarding, pony trekking, canoeing, water skiing, scuba diving and snorkeling, fishing, swimming and mountain climbing.

Mozambique is also famous for its rich flora and fauna and has great vegetation in the various parts of the country. The forests of Mozambique are full of such plants as mahogany, ebony ironwood and others, as well as many species of trees. The fauna boasts various unique species of animals, including hippopotami and crocodiles, many species of elephants, lions and zebras.

Mozambique Vacations and Hotels

Nestled in the warm shallow waters of the Indian Ocean, the still undiscovered gem of Mozambique is one of the genuine African greatest hotspots with rich history, magical offshore archipelagos and endless accommodation option. Though Mozambique is on its way to become a perfect tourist destination, it still offers something for every visitor to enjoy: from historical attractions and natural wonders to loads of land and water activities. There is so much to see and experience in the continental Mozambique and offshore islands that a visit or two is far from being enough to discover all the magic of this spectacularly beautiful island.

Southern Mozambique is home to many magical and exceptional beaches with Africa's best kept secrets waiting to be discovered. Those looking for beaches should head straight to Vilanculos, where you will find golden beaches fringed by swaying palms and clear turquoise waters of one of the most untouched corners of the planet. And if you are a nature enthusiast, a visit to the Bazaruto Archipelago, a protected National Park, is a must. There are no roads, no shops or tourist attractions in this picturesque spot, the only thing the five pristine islands offer is the incredible natural beauty. Mozambique is also a perfect place to begin or conclude a safari in southern or eastern Africa.

With many Mozambique lodges, museums, restaurants, beaches, an upbeat atmosphere, overflowing markets activities and sights to see, a Mozambique vacation is all about relaxation and fun!

Mozambique is an ideal "getaway" for unforgettable family vacationers and romantic honeymooners, offering excellent accommodation options, from basic self-catering bungalows, game and safari lodges, motels, bush camps and small guest-houses to luxury intimate beach resorts, spas and world-class hotels, distributed in the capital Maputo and in different regions.

The superior Polana Hotel, one of Africa's finest five-star hotels situated in the heart of the capital Maputo, is a stunning and gracious haven recalling the elegance and splendor of old colonial times. The hotel features 168 spacious rooms, 9 executive suites and 9 garden suites, all with modern amenities and state-of-the-art facilities. You can find several restaurants with stylish international and piquant local cuisine, a superb well-equipped gym, conference center, one of Africa's most elegantly designed and panoramically luxuriant swimming pools, as well as a vibrant entertainment schedule.

Another best-known hotel in Mozambique is the Pemba Beach Hotel situated in the quiet town of Pemba, boasting 102 elegantly furnished charming rooms with private balconies overlooking the azure Indian Ocean. The idyllic Pemba Beach Resort Hotel represents the fusion of Arabic and African inspired architecture, offering guests a wide range of adventures and water activities, tennis courts, including sailing, kayaking, windsurfing, diving off coral reefs and many others.

Mozambique is a real paradise-with lots of sunshine, silky-sand beaches, superb cuisine and warm welcoming locals. One of the worst things about a Mozambique holiday is having to leave.

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Nauru

The deep, blue waters of South Pacific Ocean are home to thousands of islands, from tiny coral atolls to rugged volcanic outcrops like Kosrae and the islands of Pohnpei. Between them the tiny island of Nauru (with a population of less than 10,000) offers an extraordinary history, spectacularly beautiful nature, ivory beaches fringed by palm trees, and a wide range of adventures found in no other region on earth. If you want to explore and experience the real South Pacific or if it is isolation and tranquility you seek, a visit to the wonderfully isolated island of Nauru is right for you.

Being the world's smallest island nation and the only independent state in the world without an official capital, the oval-shaped island of Nauru (21 sq km) is surrounded by coral reef rising abruptly from the ocean dotted by coral pinnacles, and is considered one of the three great phosphate rock islands in the Pacific Ocean. People in Nauru are called Nauruan primcipally living along coastal strip and around Buada Lagoon, and are generally descendents of Polynesian, Micronesian and Melanesian ancestry. Non-Nauruans are mainly other Pacific Islanders, Chinese, Australian and New Zealand expatriates. Recently, Nauru has won the dubious distinction of being declared as the world's fattest nation.

Being close to the equator, Nauru experiences hot and extremely humid climate throughout all the year with steady temperatures hovering between 24℃ (75℉) and 33℃ (91℉). November to February is characterized by monsoon downpours with an average annual rainfall of around 200 cm. The dry season of Nauru is accompanied by the easterly trade winds. Nauru, once known as "the Pleasant Island" offers travelers a truly unique and unequalled Pacific Island experience with loads of "to see" and "to do" things. A tourist to Nauru can expect an unexplored territory with majestic vistas, and pristine beauty still untouched by the locals.

The island offers a perfect getaway for both land and water enthusiasts, including the best scuba diving adventures, magnificent jungle treks, wonderful hiking and walking opportunities, shopping in Nauru's several shopping destinations, dining in fine restaurants, bird watching tours and plenty of water activities, including excellent deep sea game fishing, shark watching, swimming and sailing. Several easily accessible and uncrowned beaches are also available in Nauru, including the best-known white-sand Anibare Bay, where swimming is nothing else but a treat.

And if you want to explore and experience the island fully, you can hire a car. Do not miss out to see the plateau where the mining is done. Once the phosphate is removed all that remains is limestone pinnacles giving the area a moonscape look.

Both accommodation and eating are costly in Nauru. You can find only two hotels in Nauru, one of which is the recently refurbished 119 bedroom Menen Hotel, with amenities including swimming pool, conference hall, hot tub, snorkeling and tennis courts. The bars and restaurants serve international cuisine offering breathtaking views of the Pacific. Though is not a typical tourist destination, Menen Hotel has gained a reputation of one of the Pacific's most comfortable hotels.

Welcome to Nauru- a nation where laughter rings out in the most unlikely places. Enjoy the welcoming hospitality of Nauruan people who are traditional pleasure-seekers that love dancing, singing and dressing flamboyantly in their local fashion.

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Nicaragua

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Nestled in the heart of Central America and neatly tucked between two oceans, it's not surprising that Nicaragua bears the name of "The Land of Lakes and Volcanoes". It is a perfect destination for those seeking adventure and unique unforgettable holidays. Home to magical marine lagoons, lush tropical forests, sandy beaches, mangroves, wildlife reserves, fantastic waterfalls and spectacular natural scenery, the country has so much to offer that it's hard to decide where to start from.

The combination of its rich authentic culture and dramatic geography marked by lakes and dozens of volcanoes is what makes Nicaragua land most distinct. The people of Nicaragua are called Nicaraguans, often referring to themselves as "Nicas," and are famous for their friendly and welcoming nature. A visit to Nicaragua means a complete travel experience in a captivating atmosphere!

The name of Nicaragua is derived from Nicarao, the name of a tribe settled on the shore of Lago de Nicaragua before the Spanish conquest of the Americas and Agua (meaning "water" in Spanish), due to the presence of the large lakes Lago de Nicaragua (Cocibolca) and Lago de Managua (Xolotlin), as well as plenty of lagoons and rivers in the region.

Extending over an area of 130,000 square kilometers and home to nearly 5,675,356 inhabitants (July 2007 estimate), the Republic of Nicaragua is divided into three main geographic eco-regions: the Pacific Lowlands on the west, the Central Region and the Atlantic Lowlands on the east, each with its own wildlife and tourist attractions.

The Pacific Lowlands is the most populated region boasting the Maribios mountain range, with its 25 volcanic cones and some of the most spectacular and impressive beaches ever found in Central America. Managua-the capital city of Nicaragua is located in the Pacific Lowlands offering four lagoons, world-class hotels, luxurious malls, discos, theatres and cinemas. In Managua you can also find fine restaurants, offering international cuisine, as well as local dishes.

The Central Region is an ecologically active zone boasting high mountains ranging over 3,200 feet above sea level and an abundance of rich flora and fauna in lush tropical forests. Add to these wonderful marine lagoons, coral reefs and agricultural areas. This region is considered one of the "last surf frontiers in central America".

The Atlantic Lowlands is a perfect spot for nature-lovers. A great variety of birds and animals are found, including eagles, toucans, and several species of monkeys, white-tail deer and tapirs.

Nicaragua offers a variety of wonderful accommodation facilities at reasonable prices. Barcelo Montelimar Beach Resort & Casino is a colonial-style beachfront holiday resort with an area of 210ha, perfect for couples and families. In 2009 the resort won a title of "Nicaragua's Leading Hotel" in World Travel Awards. It's a stunning hotel boasting 7 restaurants, 2 elegantly designed swimming pools, 292 spacious rooms including 202 bungalows, bingo hall and casino, magnificent terraces and gardens and fully-equipped gymnasium. Sport lovers can enjoy tennis, soccer, mini golf course and plenty of water adventures, including diving, kayaking and surfing.

Nicaragua popular attractions include canopy tour of the forest, Artisan villages' tours where you can experience Nicaragua's culture, Health spas offering fantastic massage therapies, as well as a number of water sport activities like fishing, boating and diving. The nightlife of Nicaragua is very pulsating, which stands among the key attractions of the country.

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Niue

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To be the world's smallest independent nation is something extraordinary. No standard Pacific experience! No hustle and bustle of modern city life! No palm-fringed beaches! No crowds-ever! Such is Niue- one of the world's largest coral atolls nestled in the heart of triangle formed by Tonga, Samoa and the Cook Islands in the South Pacific, 2,400 km north-east of New Zealand. Populated by less than 2,000 inhabitants, the charm of the island is maintained by friendly, hospitable locals. In this safe destination, where crime is almost unheard of, you will discover what has been lost in contemporary life!

The word "Niue" is pronounced like "new-way". Niue (derived from niu, meaning 'coconut tree' and known as 'Rock of Polynesia') is an eco-tourist's paradise, boasting pristine natural beauty, rugged coastline surrounded by tropical virgin rainforest, spectacular underwater 'cathedrals' and unique coral formations. Discover the magic of the caves and limestone chasms, explore the most stunning caves of the Pacific, swim with whales and dolphins and experience unreal adventures in this remote alluring paradise. The island is blessed warm days and pleasantly cool nights. December to March are the hurricane months the average temperatures rising to 27C, while April to November is characterized by southeast trade winds, with average temperatures of 24C.

The island of Niue was first sighted by the English navigator James Cook in 1774, but Niuean warriors thrice refused him to land in Niue. Cook departed, but charted Niue and named it Savage Island.

A limited choice of accommodation is available in Niue, including a resort, a handful of hotels, several guest houses, motels, cottages and spa. If you have planned a long stay, ask around about renting a house. Matavai Resort is the premier accommodation venue in Niue, featuring two cliffside swimming pools, restaurant, bars, gift shop, ocean views and free bikes, golf clubs and tennis rackets.

Niue is also a popular honeymoon destination for couples seeking quietude and tranquilities. The welcoming Niuean people are always willing to assist in arranging honeymoon and wedding ceremonies. Day by day, the island is becoming more and more popular with couples looking for an ideal romantic 'hideaway'.

Niue is famous for its rich tropical flora and fauna. The crystal-clear, shallow waters and swimming coves teem with countless species of colorful tropical fish, providing exhilarating diving and snorkeling opportunities. Niue waters amaze divers with over 70 m visibility. Butterflies are another point of interest, spread everywhere like orchids, hibiscus, frangipani and bougainvillea. The birdlife is rich, including an abundance of weka, pigeons and long-tailed terns. Do not miss out exciting rainforest adventures! Walk through the untouched legendary forests and explore the amazingly beautiful caves and natural attractions.

Matapa Chasm is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Niue, famous for its fabulous swimming and snorkeling area. Another highlight is the Arches of Talva, reached along an extension of the coastal road just north of Hikutavake. Other tourist attractions include Houme Chasm, Makalea Cave and Limu Reef. Welcome to this still undiscovered paradise and be the first to enjoy Niue's sublime, pristine beauty!

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Panama

When planning a vacation in Panama the first thing any visitor should know is that Panama and travel go hand in hand. Whether you are interested in the rich history and culture of the country, national reserves and wildlife forests, ecological tours or natural treks, as well as in water adventures, including deep sea fishing, white-water rafting and kayaking in the Chiriqu rivers, diving and least but not last unforgettable snorkeling, Panama offers any kind of experience to meet your every need.

The country boasts plenty of gorgeous sensational beaches considered the biggest resort for quietude and relaxation, magnificent malls with excellent shopping opportunities, luxury boutique hotels and resorts, museums and art galleries, and three national parks. Panama Canal opened in 1914 is, perhaps, the most famous highlight in the country, drawing the attention of almost every visitor, being the key transportation route between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

Experience the stunning crashing waves of the Pacific and the tranquil crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean and discover Panama while it's still off the beaten path. Do not forget about hiking tours through lush tropical rainforests accompanied by guides and other outdoor adventures.

Nestled between Colombia and Costa Rica, in Central America, Panama covers a total area of 30, 193 miles (78,200 sq km) experiencing tropical hot and humid climate with long lasting rainy season (May to January) and short dry and cool season (January to May). The highest peak in the country is Volcan Baro (nearly 3,500 meters high), formerly known as the Volcon de Chirique.

You can find more than 500 rivers in and around Panama, most of them being non-navigable. The Chagres is one of the longest rivers flowing into the Caribbean, part of which was closed to contribute to the creation of Gatun Lake. If you seek to experience the beaches you should head to Panama's islands, where you will find over a thousand beaches on the Pacific side and more than 500 on the Caribbean. Comarca Kuna Yala is by far the best and most stunning beach destination in Panama, offering picture-postcard white sandy beaches surrounded by swaying palm trees.

Panama always offers something special for every kind of visitor. There are plenty of surfing hot spots along the Pacific coast, including Santa Catalina and Bocas, offering wonderful surfing opportunities in the clear blue waters. Dive around Isla Coiba and get close to white-tipped sharks, dolphins and sailfish. Those who want something more than adventure can go to bird watching on the Mogue River- a bird-watchers haven, where you will have a genuine jungle experience.

Best Panama tourist attractions include Amador Causeway (Calzada de Amador), Mi Pueblito, Panama Viejo and Bridge of the Americans. Breathtaking tropical scenery, modern infrastructure and few tourists are the keys due to which Panama has gained a reputation as Latin America's most spectacular upscale adventure travel destination.

Panama is one of the world's most iconic travel destinations blessed with rich culture, old world charm, past and present. It is home to an amazing array of tourist attractions, adventures, activities, modern vibrant nightlife as well as a wide range of accommodation options to suit every taste and budget. Feel free to choose from luxury vacation suites with sea or island views, hotels of well-known international chains, such as Crown Plaza Hotels, Intercontinental Hotels and Resort, and other budget and standard ones, nearly all being close to one of Panama's thousands of beaches that guarantee sun-drenched days and leisure-filled memories.

A wide selection of accommodations can be found in Panama City Beach- a favorite vacation destination that is home to all-inclusive island retreats, golf and tennis resorts, family-style vacation houses, RV parks, untouched campgrounds and serene church retreats. Outside Panama City travelers can plan their stay in boutique hotels and small hotels nestled in spectacular mountain settings, town houses, bed inns tucked by the sea, and cheap hostels, all offering a unique opportunity to be more close to Panama's breathtaking tropical nature.

The 20 stories Panama Marriot Hotel is one of the best luxury hotels located in Panama City where you can plan business meetings, weddings and other celebrations in top-notch service. Panama Marriot hotel features 363 spacious and attractive guest rooms, 15 suites and 8 master suites with modern decor and all room amenities, several dining options, offering fine dining, fitness and recreation services including outdoor pool and whirlpool, as well as plenty of family and kid's activities and baby sitter access. The hotel also has a casino for a little gaming action and disco nightlife.

Nestled on a small inlet on the Pacific Coast, on a beautiful stretch of Playa Bonita (meaning 'pretty beach'), the Intercontinental Playa Bonita Resort & Spa is a brand-new full-scale hotel, offering high quality facilities and room amenities, including 24-hour excellent room service, restaurants, business center, shops, mini bar, sports and recreation, featuring large infinity pool, tennis courts, fully-equipped gym and spa, offering soothing therapies and outdoor massages, as well as sauna and whirlpool. The 300 well-appointed and elegantly designed rooms offer exceptional panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean. Car parking is available.

Bristol Buenaventura is an exclusive beach resort community located off Panama's Pacific coast boasting extravagant accommodations, some local attractions, including La Plaza, Nature Trails, Las Cuadras Horse Stables and many land and water adventures. The 114 luxurious guestrooms and suites feature private balconies with breathtaking views of the lake, ocean horizon or the lighthouse. You can also find perfectly arranged eighteen lagoon villas providing up-scale comfort and facilities.

Bristol Buenaventura also boasts the newly opened Corotu Spa, featuring lots of treatments with finest products. Horseback riding is available along the beach, river and many landscapes in Buenaventura. Other activities include such water adventures as PADI-certified scuba diving, kayaking, eco-tours, fishing, snorkeling, as well as volleyball and tennis. Soon Bristol Buenaventura visitors can enjoy 18-hole golf course, providing a challenging and pleasurable experience to all players.

A vacation in Panama will leave you with many stories to tell people back home. Panama is the country that will never make you think twice about visiting it again!

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Shangchuan Island and Xiachuan Island

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Shangchuan Island and Xiachuan Island are under the jurisdiction of Taishan City, Guangdong Province. There are dense forests and groups of monkeys in Shangchuan Island; and there are thousands of coconut trees with boundless expanse of blue. These two beautiful islands are ideal seaside holiday resorts with beautiful marine style.

Activities in the islands:

Shangchuan Island: beach, fishing, playing with macaques

On the east coast of Shangchuan Island has the most charming scenery with clear water, fine sand, flat beach surface. Fly Beach is an ideal natural baths, Golden Beach and Silverstrand Beach are pristine nature.
Sandbar Fishing Port is one of four major fishing ports in Guangdong, where you can watch the cage culture, sea fishing, experience the fun of being a fisherman. The island's northernmost Macaque Nature Reserve is a habitat for over 500 monkeys in the dense original secondary.

Xiachuan Island: beach comb, guests in the fishing village

xiachuan Island is located 6 miles south of Shangchuan Island, distributed a number of gulfs with unique styles along the west coast. Watching the sunrise in Grand Bay, watching the sunset in East Bay, Comb the beach in Bamboo Bay are all good places to keep healthy physically and mentally and enjoy with fishermen. It is best to walk along the beach, through the shade over the woods road to reach the fishing village. Fishing village here is very distinctive, white walls and green tiles on the hillside.


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Accommodations: in Xiachuan Island there are sea interest villas with luxury suites and senior couple rooms; Jin Jiang Grand Hotel is a three-star hotel, located in Wangfuzhou tourism area, and Azure Bay Le Grand Hotel, just listen to the name, as if we have already smell the breath of the sea.

Food: The waters around the islands are pollution-free with natural environmental protection. The seafood is very rich with delicious taste, fish, lobsters, crabs, shrimps, etc. hundreds of varieties. On a vacation here you do not taste local seafood, not really come to the islands. There are seafood streets in the beaches of these two islands, you can eat the local food.

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Papua New Guinea

If you are a real adventurer or a nature enthusiast appreciating breathtaking natural beauty and diverse rich cultures unchanged for thousands of years, seek no further, simply head to Papua New Guinea (PNG) - arguably one of the most spectacularly charming countries on earth, a land of adventures and a world of barefoot elegance that surely merits a visit! Dense tropical rainforests, isolated mountain ranges, rushing rivers, gorgeous reefs with vast biodiversity, pristine untouched nature, plunging gorges, pure white sandy beaches and bamboo huts are only some of the many phrases that describe Papua New Guinea.

Known to the Europeans as early as 16th century, the country still avoids contacting with the outside world which perhaps has contributed to the preservation of the variety, traditions and lifestyle of its people. More than 800 different languages are spoken in Papua New Guinea, something that is noticed from the moment you arrive in the country.

Located in the south west of the Pacific Ocean, PNG covers the eastern half of the New Guinea, the second largest island in the world after Greenland, comprising the mainland and over 600 islands, of which New Britain, New Ireland and Bougainville are the largest. Port Moresby is its Capital. Papua New Guinea is characterized by monsoonal climate, high temperatures and humidity all year-round. Lowland and coastal areas are generally hot and humid, while Highlands are cool and less humid.

Papua New Guinea is considered one of the exciting and mysterious lands in the world. The country boasts a rugged terrain, mostly covered by primeval pristine rainforest home to rare species of birds, butterflies and insects, with over 1000 hectares of land dedicated to national parks. Varirata National Park is one of the most famous parks in Papua New Guinea, located in the Central Region, simply a haven for native flora and fauna. Moitaka Wildlife Sanctuary is another fine spot, where you can take part in the crocodile feeding.

Papua New Guinea offers a wide range of attractions to see and a lot of unusual activities to experience, including trekking in the places still untouched by man. When here, simply forget of luxury hotels, casinos and multicuisine restaurants. Here you will find the most pristine reefs on earth abounding a truly astonishing number of coral species and fish species. Papua New Guinea possesses some of the best dive spots in the world, where divers can explore Coral Gardens as well as hundreds of wrecks including ship-wrecks from World War II in such sites as Hansa Bay and Milne Bay.

Other adventures in Papua New Guinea include snorkeling, fishing, a cruise along the island, promising soothing experiences, very beautiful hiking trails and many cultural celebrations.

Papua New Guinea is also a dream destination for those who want to spend their once-in-a-life-experience in a perfect romantic atmosphere and feel the warmth of love.

Visit the island of unexpected and discover the endless natural beauty of the country through its local tribes with their own language, customs and dresses. Make your lifetime dream come true in this wonderful spot where tourism is not yet an industry and fill your life with everlasting amazing memories!

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Pitcairn Islands

Sometimes when life gets tense and stressful, the best thing to do is to find solitude and peace in one of the most remote and inaccessible places on earth, far from the hustle and bustle of life. Do not think it's quite easy to get to such places but once you are there; you will surely enjoy quietude and tranquility. Lonely, isolated and remote- such is Pitcairn Islands, still remaining one of the world's most isolated inhabited places. Around fifty people live on the island, a fact that in today's world really seems unlikely, however, it does exist. And if you decide to step away to this small remote island, make sure to arrange a stay with natives (only nine families) as well as written permission from the government which is compulsory. Pitcairn Islands is the last British colony in South Pacific with the capital Adamstown.

The Pitcairn Island group is a small volcanic outcrop, nestled nearly dead in the heart of the South Pacific more than 2,200 km southeast of Tahiti, bounded by rocks and high cliffs on all sides. Reaching 347 meters at the Pawala Ridge above sea level, the island covers a total area of 47 square kilometers.

Pitcairn is the only populated island with no beaches, bearing its name after 15-year-old shipman Robert Pitcairn, who was the first to sight the islands in 1767. The other three islands are volcanic atolls, including the uninhabited Henderson, Oeno and Ducie. The World Heritage-listed Henderson is a raised coral island, six times larger than Pitcairn and is famous for rich variety of animals and endemic birdlife. The island of Ducie is only one and a half miles long, housing a deep lagoon noted for its poisonous fish and extremely dangerous sharks. Oeno boasts pristine breathtaking beauty and a few sandy beaches.

Pitcairn Islands enjoy a moderate subtropical climate, modified by southeast trade winds with temperatures hovering between 19C in August to 24C in February. November to March experiences heavy downpours with occasional hurricanes rarely causing severe damage.

There are no airline flies to Pitcairn but one can be lucky to find scheduled passenger boats to get to the island. Limited yacht charters are also available from French Polynesia. The main form of transportation around the main island Pitcairn is the ATV's (All Terrain Vehicles).

Tourist attractions in Pitcairn Islands include Bounty Bay, where divers can explore the shipwrecked remains of Bounty lying three meters below the water; the Pitcairn Island Museum, located in the Adamstown, which is home to a collection of aircrafts from the Bounty and other interesting items from the Bounty mutineers, including stamps, a bible belonging to Fletcher Christian and other things; as well as St Paul's pool, a favorite swimming spot, offering a cool dip in its electric blue, crystal clear waters. You can explore around the island on foot in about half an hour.

Other activities include sailing in the waters that surround the island of Pitcairn, great snorkeling and scuba diving adventures, as well as plenty of recreational activities, such as picnicking.

Do not miss out the chance to get a breathtaking overview of the island from a couple of vantage points, including the Highest Point and Garnet's Ridge. Enjoy your trip to the fullest!

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