Walking Tour In Cyprus

Posted on May 5, 2013 by Guest Author

Walking Tour

There is nothing better than a brisk walk through a beautiful area. Well, if ever in Cyprus you can go on many different walking tours to take in the island the way you should while visiting. Check out Limassol hotels and stay in one of the luxury hotels and go on their amazing walking tour. If you stay around September the weather is perfect and it will become a vacation you will never forget.

Walking Holiday

There is a walking holiday that starts in September all the way through the end of May. This is mainly the best time to go walking in Cyprus. The weather can be too hot in the summer months, so this is the ideal time to go. You can walk comfortably enjoying the coastal views and villages. You can spend an entire day walking around or even just a nice stroll after lunch or in the morning. Anytime is perfect when the scenery is this beautiful. Continue reading →

Has the holiday industry gone full circle?

Posted on February 22, 2013 by Guest Author

Initially before the introduction of the Internet, which brought about information and detail which many of us could only dream of, the vast majority of us were happy to go camping, trekking and sampling nature in its raw beauty. Then came the world wide web which allowed us to pick and choose the areas we went to, plan accommodation and travel to the second and while in many ways this took away some of the concerns about a trip to nature, trekking and camping became very different. Has the holiday industry now gone full circle?

Return to nature

Over the last few years has been a significant increase in the number of backpackers looking to go to Australia, looking to sample the outback and basically returning to nature. There is definitely a growing trend towards “ad hoc” trekking and camping holidays with many enthusiasts preferring not to plan their holiday weeks and months in advance but doing their homework about services on the ground, accommodation and travel, leaving these to be booked at a later stage. Continue reading →

Wilderness Collective – Adventures for men – WC001 Alaska

Posted on February 20, 2013 by admin

Guys, just thought I would let you all know about a new expedition company called, ‘Wilderness Collective’.

They are an all inclusive adventure outfitter that cater exclusively for men. Not only will you be able to experience the trip of a lifetime, your expedition will also be recorded by a film crew for you to enjoy over and over again.

So if you are looking for that experience of a lifetime with a touch of added luxury then look no further than the Wilderness Collective. Keep reading for the latest adventure, WC001 Alaska.

The first official WC adventure will take a group of men deep into the frozen heart of Alaska, the last wild state. Riding snowmobiles for over 350 miles riding along the famed Iditarod dogsled trail known as “the last great race on earth”. On this route, we will be riding through trees, fields, and over frozen rivers and mountains. There will be spectacular views of Mt. McKinley, the tallest mountain in North America. Expect to see moose, foxes, rabbit’s, and unforgettable views of the Northern Lights. Continue reading →

Surfing Spots in Cornwall

Posted on January 15, 2013 by Guest Author

Surfing is one of the most exhilarating sports known to man. Few sports can match the adrenaline rush experienced when wading out to sea and riding a huge wave to the shore.

Surfing has quietly been gaining popularity in the UK over the past few decades with a huge surge of popularity occurring over the past few years, primarily in Cornwall.
This article will provide a brief history of British surfing while listing some of the best surfing spots in Cornwall and nearby countries.

Surfing in the UK

Surfing was properly introduced to the UK in 1962 when a quartet of Australian surfers from Sydney made their way to British shores to tackle the British waves. They dazzled the Cornwall locals with their surfing skills by tackling some of the biggest waves the Cornish sea had to offer.
Over time, a surfing movement started in Cornwall with many Brits starting to hit the waves.
British surfing has come a long way since then. Dozens of prime surfing locations have been found throughout the British isles with thousands of surfers hitting them each year to catch some waves. Continue reading →

Experience Clare Valley Outdoor Camping

Posted on January 9, 2013 by Guest Author

Clare Valley was established in the 1840s by Jesuit priests who were fleeing from religious persecution. They planted the first vines in this heritage town, which now produces the world’s best Riesling. Clare Valley is the perfect picture postcard – plenty of galleries, boutiques, walking trails, more than 40 boutique wineries and scenic roads framed by farms and vines.

Experience The Richness Of Clare Valley

Clare Valley is rich in heritage and history. Internationally acclaimed wines are produced here, along with amazing cheese and other fresh produce. Wet season or dry, the scenery is stunning. It’s a fabulous place to stretch your legs in the great outdoors, and take side trips to several nearby places. Adelaide is two hours away, and from here you can get to the Eyre Peninsula and the South Australian outback. Continue reading →

Wintertime travel to Southern France – Reasons to Travel to France for the Winter

Posted on January 9, 2013 by Guest Author

When the winter comes, many people use the cold weather as an excuse to leave their hometown and do a bit of traveling. A winter vacation is an enormous help for people who are dealing the Winterblues or Seasonal Affective Disorder. Though many people go south for the winter, some people decide to try their hand at going to Europe. There are countless countries to visit in Europe, but one of the most beautiful is France. Wintertime travel to Southern France can be an exhilarating experience. There are many reasons to book that winter trip to the South of France.

Snow and ice is a welcome change for some, but others run and hide when the temperature starts to drop. However, for people who love to travel the winter can mean that they can visit someplace they have always wanted to go. Continue reading →

Best Destinations to Visit in the U.S. Using Your RV

Posted on January 5, 2013 by Guest Author

Traveling with an RV can be a very exciting experience. You don’t have to worry about finding a hotel to stay in, and you don’t have to worry about sticking to a set schedule in order to make it to your reservations on time. Instead, using an RV you have the pleasure of traveling wherever you want whenever you want, and that alone is a great vacation for some.

There are plenty of RV campgrounds around the US for you stay at during your travels. If you want to travel through the US with your RV, the following are some great destinations to visit.

Depoe Bay, Oregon

Depoe Bay in Oregon is one of the best destinations to visit with your RV because it contains the Continue reading →

A Tourist’s Advice for Safe India Travel

Posted on December 28, 2012 by Guest Author

Safe drinking water is important, but there are also other important pieces of advice on how to stay healthy in India. Though there are some safety concerns while traveling in India, if you follow the common sense guidelines we are about to provide, you should be fine. In fact, many of these tips are the same things you should do regardless of where you are traveling, especially when you are traveling internationally. In addition, your country’s government most likely has a website where it posts its own travel advisories, and the those should be checked for updates prior to your departure and heeded also.

In order to make sure that you have plenty of Continue reading →

The Best Adventure Holiday Destinations for Singles

Posted on December 5, 2012 by Guest Author

When vacation time comes, nothing is more appealing than an exciting adventure holiday. If you’re traveling alone, you can choose from a number of resorts that cater to singles. Just remember to choose a place that offers your favorite outdoor activities, such as swimming, biking, hiking or rafting.

Nothing says vacation time like a fun-filled adventure holiday. If you happen to be traveling alone, an adventure holiday can pave the way for you to meet a lot of like-minded singles that enjoy the same activities that you do. Continue reading →

Weird Road Trip: The Strangest Destinations in the United States

Posted on November 18, 2012 by Guest Author

One of the best parts about taking a road trip is coming across some of the strangest locations. While you’re on your way to the beach, you may come across the world’s largest chair or a chicken made out of socks. While these things may seem strange, they actually become tourist attractions to people who are driving through.

If you ever find yourself on a road trip in the US, then you may want to make a stop at one (or all) of the following strangest destinations.

Mitchell Corn Palace

If you ever find yourself driving through South Dakota, make sure that you stop at Mitchell Corn Palace. The entire palace is made out of all things corn, from kernels to husks and everything in between. During the summer months, local artists create pieces of art designed with maize and showcase their work on the outside of the palace. Plus, if you’re there during the summer, you may even be able to check out a few concerts. Continue reading →


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