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A Charming Catered Ski Chalet for y...

Spending some time in the French Alps can be the best break you can possibly give to yourself and your family. A luxurious yet reasonably priced cater...

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Bus Hire Sydney

From an International and Domestic passenger point of view Sydney airport is the busiest in Australia. It would therefore make sense that if you are c...

Tuscan Life: Beyond the Tourist Attractions

Tuscan Life: Beyond the Tourist Att...

There are many reasons to love Tuscany; very few places in the world can claim to be as rich in art, architecture, historical, culture, and sheer natu...

tips for planning a family trip

Tips for planning a family trip

Off to a wonderland with the family again? Or planning a road trip or an adventurous jungle safari?If travel is what it is on your mind, a detailed pl...

Short Breaks in Europe

Dec. 27 Europe Comments Off

Short Breaks in Europe – Hotels and Flights

Good To See is pleased to announce that flight & hotel packages are now book-able online to a range of exciting destinations.

Initially we’ve partnered with 14 low cost airlines, offering breaks from a range of UK departure points to European destinations including Paris, Rome and Barcelona.

Good To See Short Cuts

Amsterdam | Barcelona | Berlin | Dublin | Paris | Prague | Rome

You can choose from a variety of accommodation options including bed and breakfast, room only, self catering and all-inclusive rates, and a choice of flight times, along with the option to add pre-bookable excursions and transfers.

Furthermore, you also have the option to add on a return rail journey to your preferred departure airport from most UK rail stations.

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In the Romance Capital of the world we offer a Free Paris River Cruise with every Paris hotel booking!

What’s Good To See: Stay 2 nights at the 2* Altona Hotel in Paris with breakfast and return flights from Luton Airport.

From £155 per person

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Dublin Hotel & Flight Short Break

What’s Good To See:Stay 2 nights at the 3* Lynams Hotel in Dublin with breakfast and return flights from London Southend.

Many more hotels & departure airports available

From £165 per person

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Rome Hotel & Flight Short Break

What’s Good To See: Stay 2 nights at the 3* Giotto Hotel in Rome with breakfast and return flights from Bristol.

Many more hotels & departure airports available

From only £208 per person

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 Barcelona Hotel & Flight Short Break

What’s Good To See:Stay 2 nights at the 3* Glories Hotel in Barcelona with return flights from London Gatwick.

Many more hotels & departure airports available

From only £164 per person

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Short Breaks in Europe

We have many more short breaks in Europe so take a cruise around our booking site  and see what your choice of something good to see will be!

 

A Charming Catered Ski Chalet for your French Alps Holiday

May. 16 Europe no comments

Spending some time in the French Alps can be the best break you can possibly give to yourself and your family. A luxurious yet reasonably priced catered ski chalet in Les Menuires is Chalet Hayley. It has 6 bedrooms and can accommodate up to 12 people. This place can be rented as a full chalet, by room, or in combination with other chalets on site for a big event. Located in Chalets de Bruyeres, it is one of the 5 chalets on site. The location is very impressive as the place is practically just in front of the gondola lift. How convenient is that? There is a heated swimming pool nearby and a nightclub for those who’d like to party at the end of the day.

If you are looking for a comfortable place to stay while on vacation, Chalet Hayley is a highly recommended catered ski chalet because it is spacious and has relaxing furnishings. This is a family friendly accommodation, so if you’d be bringing the kids you don’t have to worry. Chalet Hayley is near the main resort and features a spacious balcony where everyone can relax and admire the fantastic view. There are staffs on site 7 days a week to attend to the guests’ needs.

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The place features a log fire and a hot tub so everyone can relax and soothe their tired muscles no matter what time of day. There’s a modern gaming console for leisure and Wi-Fi internet connection for all day connectivity. There is satellite TV and DVD player as well. The Chalet Hayley also features a wide selection of reading materials and board games so no one will get bored. There is an ice rink nearby and a secure parking area as well.

This is a peaceful catered ski chalet   that places emphasis on relaxation and comfort. Not only will you be able to get to your favourite ski spot conveniently, you can also have a quiet place to stay no matter what time of the day.

The living area features cosy sofas and tables where guests can gather together and catch up. The dining area is big enough for all the guests. All the utensils and cutlery needed for a meal are available. The rooms are simplistic and follow a traditional monochromatic wooden theme like all chalets. The beds are clean and are well prepared for the guests. Your stay here will be hassle free right from day one. Everyone has their own space to stay for the night, which is really good.

Overall, this is a satisfactory catered ski chalet for the perfect ski getaway. There is a heated tub where guests can have a soothing hot bath after spending hours at the slope. This is the perfect home away from home for ski enthusiasts all over the world. The price is great too.

Bus Hire Sydney

May. 15 The World no comments

From an International and Domestic passenger point of view Sydney airport is the busiest in Australia. It would therefore make sense that if you are coming to Australia as part of a team, or a large group that upon landing at the airport you will have organized the hire of a bus to get your party around.

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BUS HIRE SYDNEY

As an example of this let us take a cricket club from England who is visiting Australia to play some friendly games while also taking in some of the Ashes series. This series is a number of professional cricket matches played between England and Australia, and is played every 2 years on a rotational basis in each country. The demand for tickets for one of the fiercest rivalries in sport is phenomenal. So, not only do these cricket clubs organize tickets for their members in advance, but will often hire a bus to get their members to and from games, and on sightseeing trips during their stay. Bus hire for this type of requirement will pick you and your party up at the airport and the bus will be available for as long as you need it. Although the party may stay in and around Sydney for the major part of their trip they also have the flexibility of flying to other parts of the country, and picking up bus hire services from wherever their next destination is.

As for bus hire companies in Sydney you will not be short of choice. For those requiring an 8, 12 or 21 seat minibus there are specialist companies that deal only in this type of transport. You can either go self-drive, or they will arrange an experienced driver to guide you wherever you and your party wish to go. This type of bus hire is ideal for smaller parties who wish to see some of the countryside, or have a social event such as a wedding or anniversary to attend. By hiring a driver your party can sit back, relax and enjoy the ride while the driver takes the strain. When you work out the cost of this type of bus hire, and divide it between your group it really is a very cost effective and efficient way to get around. The added advantages of using one of the local drivers is that you will have no insurance issues, and no worries about directions, so as the Australians are proud of saying you will have “No Worries” at all!

Tuscan Life: Beyond the Tourist Attractions

May. 14 Europe no comments

There are many reasons to love Tuscany; very few places in the world can claim to be as rich in art, architecture, historical, culture, and sheer natural beauty. No wonder thousands of travellers visit the region each year. Even more impressing is the number of visitors who return every year, who genuinely fall in love with the region. For these people, simply ‘seeing the sights’ and checking them off their ‘must-visit’ list are not enough; rather, they prefer to immerse themselves in activities that give them that authentic Tuscan life experience. In Tuscany, villa rentals are one of the best ways to have this authentic experience. Often renovated private houses situated near the olive groves or grape vineyards the region is famous for, they provide comfortable accommodations that reflect the warmth and charm of the region while acting as great home bases for your explorations. Described below are other activities that provide deeper insights into Tuscan life that are guaranteed to make feel almost like a native!

Tuscan Life: Beyond the Tourist Attractions

 The Cycle of Life

Because the region is predominantly composed of hills, biking is the best way to get around in the region. Everywhere in the region, you can see people on bicycles going places, running errands, and or just enjoying the warm Tuscan sun. No wonder the region has produced biking legends such as Bartali, Cipollini, and Bettini! Biking is so integral to life in this region that every village square has fountain where cyclists can refresh themselves and refill their water bottles. In fact, in Tuscany, villa rentals can often include the use of bicycles so be sure to ask! Your hosts can even point out interesting sights or the best routes to take when you go exploring the countryside or neighbouring villages. As every cyclist knows, cyclists are a sociable bunch so biking is a great way to meet people. Best of all, aside from being great exercise, it allows you to get close to nature and enjoy the gorgeous Tuscan countryside, even through late autumn.

The Way to One’s Heart

As the saying goes, the way to a person’s heart is through the stomach. This saying may very well have been birthed in Tuscany. Tuscan cuisine is known as being every bit as earthy and traditional as the land and its people, and is one of the reasons visitors from all over the world flock to the region. In Tuscany, villa rentals are the preferred accommodations because of the privacy and comfort, but also because most offer home-cooked authentic Tuscan meals, which utilises the best produce of the region (such as mushrooms, truffles, and honey, far-raised local meats, and traditionally crafted cheeses and other dairy products) cooked simply with heart, often using recipes handed down throughout the ages.

Tuscan cuisine is cooking from the heart, evoking images of noisy marketplaces full of the freshest produce, mothers and daughters in the kitchen and extended families gathered around the dining table enjoying the gathered around the table. In fact, Tuscan cuisine is emotive that many who taste it can’t get enough and end up taking cookery lessons so they can share it with their own loved ones.

Tips for planning a family trip

May. 14 Helpful Travel Articles no comments

Off to a wonderland with the family again? Or planning a road trip or an adventurous jungle safari?If travel is what it is on your mind, a detailed plan of the itinerary will make this journey the best memory ever! Here are a few tips on how to go about it, that will come pretty handy.

Let’s start with understanding the composition of the group and then deciding upon the destination, accordingly.

tips for planning a family tripIf you are heading off to a far-away land with a big group, excitement is bound to be high. However, don’t let yourself forget all that you need to do. Check who all are coming and what the nature of the group is going to be. Someone who is an avid reader and a traveler and someone who is also good with organizational skills can take care of this.

If the group has youngsters, you could go in for destinations that provide a little action and adventure. Spice it up with some local sport and have the right gear on you to make the journey comfortable. If you have kids in the group, you should try to keep it low profile: tiring the little ones out will only increase your troubles and sour moods will ruin any holiday! Stick to children-friendly itineraries and locations that have fun-filled activities like games and less adventurous sports. A beach destination is ideal if you have slightly grown-up ones accompanying you.

Once you have set your eyes on where exactly to go, start reading up on the places in and around your travel destination.

If you are leaving your folks behind and travelling with friends, have options sorted out for cheap international calling as they are bound to get worried about your whereabouts, every now and then. Buy a local sim on arrival if you are on foreign land, turns out to be much cheaper. Have a phone with GSM facility as they work almost anywhere in the world.

Have one person carry a laptop that you can take turns lugging around, as making free calls is possible with an Internet hotspot pretty easy to find, these days. Use Skype or VoIP options to have a personal chat with folks once in a while as this will assure them of your safety – especially if you are traveling in a group of women.

Understanding a new culture is very important as gestures and body language can have different connotations in different countries. Read the Lonely Planet guides and other popular travel blogs on the net to get a hang of first-hand experiences. Learn from their mistakes and avoid “dangerous” neighborhoods.

It is the same as if you are travelling with your family: getting too adventurous can ruin a holiday!

Prepare an itinerary that has a special item for all the members of the group, Try and cater to everyone’s needs so that no one ends up feeling lonely or bored on the trip.

Have all your travel documents, insurance, first-aid, adventure gear and other creams and toiletries on you, at all times.

If you are booking plush hotels and going for something luxurious, they are most likely to take care of your travel needs, but consider a more “local” alternative:  a common beach house or a chalet in the mountains where the whole family stays together for a real travel experience: fun for everyone AND it may cut down the cost of accommodation. It is certainly more exciting to do things in a big grou!

Share your itinerary and emergency numbers with all the members of the group. This will involve everyone and is also important for reasons of security.

Lastly, get hold of a good camera. With all your bookings and itinerary in place, you would want to capture these moments so you could take a look at it in later years and relive them, again and again!

New Kilwa Hotel Acts As Gateway To Kilwa Ruins

May. 10 Africa Comments Off

Welcome To Kilwa Beach Lodge!

If you’re tired of the same old yearly vacation, spent at average tourist locations filled with overcrowded attractions, visit Southern Tanzania instead and stay at the new Kilwa Beach Lodge. This amazing place is located on 10 acres of one of Tanzania’s most beautiful beaches, nestled into a peaceful sheltered bay along the sparkling Indian Ocean, shaded by miles of palm trees, the perfect place to relax and unwind. Bottom line; this unmatched tropical paradise is what dreams are made of.

The Kilwa hotel lodge offers visitors several choices when it comes to accommodations, from beach camping to eco-friendly, Swahili designed Bandas, and tree top Banda’s built over two floors to their Eco room, the only one of its kind in Africa. The owners of Kilwa Lodge have been involved with eco-friendly building practices for many years and their superadobe eco rooms are a testament to their creativity and passion for protecting the environment. All of the rooms at the lodge have some elements of eco construction involved but not to the level of this amazing room. The Eco room offers breathtaking views from the balcony, and has a bedroom upstairs and a lounge downstairs.

The Kilwa Treetops Banda overlooks, Masoko Pwani –the stunning beach and is perfect for a romantic getaway, complete with chef inspired meals you can enjoy in peaceful seclusion. Treetop Banda’s are also made up of two levels with the bedroom on the top level and the lounge area below.

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The ocean side Bandas put visitor’s just footsteps away from the water and come with twin and double bed, and plenty of storage space. Banda’s also have lovely thatched roofs, a bathroom with a toilet, basin and fresh water shower.

Beach camping at the Kilwa lodge is a fantastic experience and the owners even offer tent rentals if you need them. The camp areas also have a covered cooking area, and there are showers and toilets available in the main camp area. For a thrilling and unique camping experience the Kilwa Hotel also has an established a bush campsite, located in the Selous Game Reserve buffer zone. The camping facility by Lake Maliwe provides a sustainable income for the villagers.

Babu’s Bar, on-site at the Kilwa Lodge serves a nice variety of snacks and drinks including wine and refreshing cocktails throughout the evening, a great place to wrap up a special day filled with fun adventures. The lodge’s Masoko Pwani Restaurant serves a selection of set meals usually including fresh vegetables grown on their farm and fresh seafood, with lobster and prawns plentiful. You can count on whatever is being offered to be delicious.

Most visitors are drawn to Kilwa and the lodge for the beautiful beaches and laid back, welcoming atmosphere but there are an extensive variety of exciting activities to enjoy, guaranteed to deliver an unforgettable holiday experience. Activities include visiting the Kilwa ruins, the Kilwa Kisiwani, and Songo Mnara islands both with UNESCO World Heritage site status, walking through the Mangroves, visiting hippo pools, snorkeling, diving, fishing; the list goes on and on.

Experience something completely different this year and take a vacation you’ll want to brag about; come stay with us at the new Kilwa Beach Lodge. Click here for Kilwa Hotel Online Booking

 

Begin Your Everest Base Camp Trek With A Bowl Of Millets

May. 10 Asia 1 comment

When you wake up early this morning for your Everest Base Camp trek will you be eating a bowl full of hearty porridge or some cereal?

Hmm…porridge does seem like a good choice as you will want a slow release of energy…have you ever wondered where your breakfast might have come from? Being close to Annapurna will give trekkers a chance to see where some of their Nepalese breakfast comes from by visiting Millet Fields.

What are Millets?

Millets are a group of small seeded grasses which are more commonly known to us as cereal crops or grains. Millets come in a wide variety, the most popular four are:

  1. Pearl Millet
  2. Foxtail Millet
  3. Proso Millet
  4. Finger Millet

Millet is an important crop, especially for Asia and Africa; it is favoured due its great productivity as it grows under dry and high temperature conditions. Pearl Millet is mostly grown in India and Africa; it is the most popular type of Millet. Millets are adapted to poor, infertile soils and droughty climates.

Begin Your Everest Base Camp Trek With A Bowl Of Millets

Millets Variety Pack

Millet plants usually grow up to 4 metres, the grains vary in colour some displaying a near white pigment and others ranging from pale yellow, brown, grey, slate blue and even purple. Millet shapes vary from elliptical, obovate, hexagonal, globular and lanceolate; these may be a little hard to spot in your bowl of porridge… The length of the grain for different Millets can differ for example, Finger Millets can grow from 40cm-1 metre ranging from orange to almost black in colour. The protein in Millet is close to that of the protein level in wheat making it a healthy snack in the form of a cereal bar.

Millets in Food and Drink

It might be an idea before or after your Everest Base Camp trek to try out some of the Millet food and drinks available to you? In Russia, Millet can be eaten with meat and vegetables, unlike Germany where it is boiled with apples and later, honey is added during the cooling process to add sweetness. Similarly, Japan eats candied Millet puffs, which is like a sweet cereal bar unlike western-Indians who use Millet in their chapattis called ‘roti’. Perhaps it would be an idea to ask your Sherpa after your Everest Base Camp trek to go for a pint of Rakshi after. Rakshi is traditionally distilled Nepalese liquor, normally sipped by Sherpas, Tamang, Rai and Linbu people in eastern Nepal.

So if you are a curious trekker, take some time after your Everest Base Camp trek to discover the colourful Millet fields in Annapurna. The bright greens and yellows are a sight to see and photograph.

6 Tips To Avoid Accidents When Driving In Foreign Countries

May. 09 Helpful Travel Articles Comments Off

If you have plans to drive in a foreign country, then you should consider six tips on how to avoid an accident while driving in a foreign country discussed below.

Tip #1: Make Sure You Know What Side of The Road to Drive on

In many foreign countries, drivers drive on the opposite side of the road. For example, in England drivers drive on the left side of the road. If you are from the United States or another country that always drives on the right side of the road, then you want to make sure you never make the mistake of driving on the right side of the road in a country where everyone drives on the left side of the road.

Tip #2: Take The Time to Find Out What All the Different Signs Mean

Each foreign country has its own set of rules and signs that you have to know and follow. Failure to pay close attention to the signs and rules can result in an accident or loss of life, so before driving in a foreign country take the time to get acquainted with all the various signs and symbols so you will know what to do when you approach signs on the road.

Tip #3: Drive The Speed Limit to Avoid Accidents

In many foreign countries, the speed limit is much higher than in other parts of the world. Driving too slow on a highway that has a higher speed limit can result in an accident or loss of life. That is why it is always important to know what the speed limit is and never drive to slowly. If the speed limit is very high and you are uncomfortable driving the speed limit, then you may want to ask someone else to drive.

Tip #4: Always Know Where You Are Going When Driving in a Foreign Country

If you plan to drive in a foreign country, then it is always good to make sure you know where you are going ahead of time. While driving you should never take your eyes off the road. If you have access to a GPS navigational system, then you should consider using it while driving. If you have to use a map, then make sure you take a look at the map very well and chart the directions out on a piece of paper before starting your trip.

Tip #5: Never Follow Cars in Front of You Too Closely

To avoid having an accident while driving in a foreign country, drivers should always maintain their distance from the car driving directly in front of them. This is particularly true in foreign countries because drivers do not know what signs or signals are up ahead. By keeping your distance, you will always be prepared to stop suddenly if the car in front of you needs to come to a stop for any reason whatsoever.

Tip #6: Try to Avoid Driving at Night

To avoid having a car accident in a foreign country, drivers should avoid driving at night. Driving at night is particularly dangerous for drivers in foreign country because of limited visibility and unfamiliarity with the roads and signs. In addition, animals often walk on roads presenting additional hazards for drivers. This is why drivers should always avoid driving at night in a foreign country.

By taking the time to follow the six tips discussed above on how to avoid an accident while driving in a foreign country, you will have the added reassurance of knowing that you have done everything you can to avoid having an accident while driving in a foreign country.

Matthew Lappert has worked as a car safety consultant for some of the largest auto manufacturers in the world. To learn more driving safety tips, visit acceptanceinsurance.com.

Culture And Entertainment In Paphos, Cyprus

May. 09 Europe Comments Off

Paphos

Paphos is a stunningly gorgeous region in Cyprus that is filled with many exciting attractions. There are a number of beautiful beaches, luxury seaside hotels, several historic sites and all kinds of other attractions to enjoy while you’re in the area.

Another very exciting aspect about Paphos is all of the culture and emphasis that the locals put on tradition. The people of the region cherish their rich cultural history, and because of this there are a number of fun and exciting celebrations and attractions held throughout the year.

Today we’re going to talk about some of the celebrations and cultural events that you can expect to partake in while in the region of Paphos.

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Green Monday

During the start of Lent, the exciting Green Monday celebration takes place. The celebration starts with a kite flying competition. Many of the attendees of the celebration dress up in beautiful traditional dresses. You can expect to hear some great music, dancing and wonderful food. This celebration is held in order to remember the importance of kith and kin. It’s tradition that Catholics don’t eat meat during Lent; so much of the food that is served during this celebration is likely to be vegetarian. This is certainly a fun and exciting celebration that will offer many hours of entertainment.

Ierokipia Cultural Events

There are many different cultural events held within the village of Geroskipou. One of the most popular of the bunch is known as Ierokipia. This is a very fun, 10 day event that features a number of theatrical performances as well as musical concerts. The event is held in May and much of the events can be enjoyed at the main square within the city.

Anthestiria Flower Festival

For those of you who love nature, you’ll be happy to learn of the Anthestiria Flower Festival that is held every year in May. At this event you can expect gorgeous flowers, extravagant parade floats and many other great attractions. This festival was inspired by the historic Athenian festival that was once held every four years in honor of the God of Theater, Dionysus. If you only take part in one festival, I’d suggest that you consider checking out the Anthestiria Flower festival while you’re in Paphos. This is considered to be one of the most beautiful and exciting events within the region.

Greek Drama Festival

This is certain to be a treat for anyone who has a love for theatrical performances or historic sites in general. Each July and August people flock to the ancient Odeon to enjoy a wide variety of performances.  You can expect wonderful performances of many historic writings that include Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides and Aristophanes. This festival is a month long and it gathers huge amounts of people each and every year. The ancient theater is absolutely stunning on its own, but it’s a special treat to see these wonderful theater performances at the location.

If you’ve never been to Cyprus before, you’re certainly in for a treat. You will enjoy the azure blue Mediterranean waters and luxury beach hotels in Paphos that invite you and your family to experience a truly relaxing holiday.

Sally Johnson has worked with several travel companies and hotels over the years. She is also known for her superb work at travelchannel.com.

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Discover The Delightful Town of Lucca

May. 09 Europe Comments Off

Tuscany villa rentals are a great accommodation choice for the independent traveller who wishes to indulge in their own little part of Italy while taking their time discovering the region of Tuscany. Hand picked Tuscany villas rentals are offered by some excellent travel companies on the market and all are chosen because of their location, standard of facilities and management service. When you arrive at your chosen villa an agent will meet you and explain all your need to know about the villa and help with any other questions about the surrounding area.

Tuscany villa rentals

Tuscany villas rentals offer the chance to indulge in a little piece of Italian luxury. Swimming pools are often on site and every villa has gardens and an outdoor area where you can sit in the warmth of the Tuscan sun and enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the your Italian idyll.

Exploring The Beautiful Town of Lucca

The Italian town of Lucca is not the first place visitors make a beeline for when on a visit to Tuscany. Often bypassed in favour of a stay in Florence or Pisa, Lucca is one of the hidden gems with much to offer the inquisitive traveller. The main feature of the town has to be the dominating town walls that still stand in their entirety and have become very much a part of the town’s charm. Atop the walls a path has been made, along with areas of lush greenery and picnic tables. Every day locals congregate on the walls for a stroll and a catch up, or to let the children play or ride their bikes. Joggers and cyclists use the path as a place to exercise and the elderly often meet up to play cards or watch the world go by with friends.

Why not venture into the town, explore the markets and the local grocery shops and buy a picnic to take up on the walls and sit and enjoy/ You can relax, people watch and really get a feel for the enviable Italian way of life. From the walls other features of the town can be spotted including the ancient buildings, stunning little churches and prominent towers.

The town’s cathedral, which is dedicated to San Martino, is a fine display of Romanesque architecture complete with a marble front and Gothic interior. Originally a 12th century construction the cathedral is home to the famous Volto Santo, which is believed to be the only true depiction of Christ.

The amphitheatre is Lucca’s central piazza and is a lively, oval shaped area surrounded by medieval style buildings.  Bursting with bustling cafes and colourful shops this is a great place to spend an afternoon soaking up the charming Italian atmosphere.

The local feel of the town of Lucca is still very much a part of its allure. In the late afternoon the people of the town still come out to socialise, flirt, chat and catch up with each other. Known as the passegiata this important part of Italian culture is still very obvious on Lucca’s streets. This is inevitably followed by the aperitivo hour in which bars fill with people enjoying a pre-dinner drink and nibbles. Join in, do as the locals do and revel in the easy Italian attitude to life.

There are many Tuscany villas rentals in the Lucca area so choose one that suits you and take your time to explore the real heart of this beautiful part of Tuscany.

Nature Inspired Honeymoons St Lucia

May. 08 The World Comments Off

St Lucia is a popular destination for newlywed couples. It is one of the most beautiful islands in the world and is an idyllic retreat most suited for a honeymoon. While the place is known for its luxury resorts and paradise-like beaches, St Lucia is also filled with plenty of natural attractions. Couples who would rather spend time outdoors and get one with nature will love it here. From exotic plants and local wildlife, to breathtakingly beautiful waterfalls and scenic gardens, nature loving newlyweds will be crazy about this place. Outdoorsy couples deserve nature-inspired honeymoons. St Lucia is a home to some of the planet’s most beautiful places. Here are some of them

Diamond Falls

There is something so romantic about waterfalls. A visit in one of the island’s fabulous falls is a perfect idea for romantic honeymoons. St Lucia takes pride in the Diamond Falls. Surrounded with amazing greenery and plenty of exotic fauna, this is a nice place to hang out if the couples want some peace and quiet. The place is surrounded with blooming flowers, mostly can be seen only on the island. After a long day of walking, the newlyweds can try the very popular mineral hot bath which is known to release tension and relieve the body of stress and pains.

Nature Inspired Honeymoons St Lucia

National Rainforest

The island is a popular choice for the most memorable honeymoons. St Lucia has an abundance of greenery and among them can be found at the National Rainforest. Because of its unspoilt beauty, this is a secluded haven newlyweds should not miss. Since it is set at high elevation, it provides the most stunning vistas of the island and surrounding waters. The National Rainforest is the natural habitat of the famous and brightly coloured St Lucia parrot. In addition, some of the rarest species of orchids can be found here as well. The natural beauty and heavenly scenery of the rainforest is very romantic and is something couples should not miss.

Latille Gardens

Another romantic attraction is the Latille Gardens. This is one of the island’s natural landmarks and is a good place to visit if the couples prefer something quiet and a bit laidback. This is a home to some of St Lucia’s remarkable fauna. Tropical trees can be found here, as well as a number of colourful flowers. Newlyweds will absolutely love the quiet trail and the dense greenery offered by the gardens. There are waterfalls on site as well where guests can swim and enjoy the fresh cool water of the given by the natural pool. This makes a really good idea for outdoor honeymoons. St. Lucia sightseeing tours should definitely include a trip to the Latille Gardens.

The Pitons

A sightseeing tour in St Lucia will not be complete without visiting the Pitons. The twin peaks are among the World Heritage Sites and are known for their immense beauty and breathtaking views. The Pitons are actually volcanic plugs and offer an enjoyable climb for adventurous couples. The view from the top is simply mesmerizing and the experience is something that the newlyweds will remember for always.

Among the best things the island is famous for are its intimate honeymoons. St Lucia is known to be one of the most romantic newlywed getaways in the world. The island is beautiful and has plenty of sights and magnificent scenery worth seeing.

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