Monthly Archives: August 2010

Many visitors know of Kuta, with its stylish shops and cafés, and Ubud, Bali’s cultural heartland. But not much is known of the less touristy east Bali,East Bali has plenty of unspoiled natural beauty – thick forests, misty mountains and tiny villages give way to blue seas and emerald rice fields. Classical Balinese architecture of old palaces and archaeological remains…

There are still plenty of god value deals available for anyone planning a late break this summer. With many travel companies and tour operators now seeking to offload over capacity. Creating real bargains for those who are able to jet off in the next couple of weeks. Lanzarote is an ideal destination as the weather on this small Canary Island…

When summer slowly turns to autumn, the east coast comes alive.  Tourists travel from far and wide to view the brilliant leaves as they change colors and to glean the last bit of balmy weather from states like Florida and Georgia. No matter where on the Atlantic Coast, if you plan to take a vacation this autumn, you are sure…

Central Greece is one of the most mountainous regions of Greece. The slopes are forested with beech, poplar and pine trees. The climate is dry in the interior and temperate along the coasts. All throughout the year, the varied landscapes of the region attract many visitors from all over the world. And no matter the season is, the region remain…

A very beautiful city on the shores of delighting lake Pamvotis with a rich and interesting history is Ioannina. It is the biggest city of the Epirus region of Greece and the capital of the prefecture being the financial and literature center. Ioannina’s beauty and warm atmosphere captivates many visitors each year. With each alley and square, each part of…