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Where Arctic and Mediterranean Unite: Aran Islands
Nicknamed the ''Sun of the West'', the Irish Aran Islands have the longest growing seasons because of their unusual climate where arctic can be found side by side with Mediterranean. Completely covered by ice during the last glaciation period,... in: Ireland  |
Caught Among Idyllic Fishnets: Phu Quoc Island
A quiet spot of land in the Gulf of Thailand, where temples and lighthouses honor the fishermen protecting goddess Thien Hau, Phu Quoc Island has gained fame through its economy centered around fishing. in: Vietnam |
Irish Tradition In Lyrics: Doolin
Doolin is a small fishing village which aside from the raw countryside with magnificent surroundings including the Cliffs of Moher or the Doolin Cave is famed for being a muse. in: Ireland |
Hop On the ''Spirit of America'': Staten Island Ferry, New York
An American symbol initially built for pragmatic use, the Staten Island Ferry is one attraction which never gets time-worn. Offering visitors free impressive views and the best angles to immortalize the Lower Manhattan skyline or the one of a... in: United States of America  |
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''Not French, Not Brenton, but Malouins'': St-Malo
The appeal of St. Malo does not resume to the fact that it is considered Brittany's most visited place. Guided by the motto ''not French, not Brenton, but Malouins'', this French destination and its medieval walls is the former home of the... in: France  |
The Seaweedy Eden: Caladesi Island State Park in Clearwater
The seaweed brought by the foaming waves on the delicate sand may not be everybody's delight and this sight may lead to the conclusion that the beach is not clean enough. Looking at it from a different perspective, the seashore with seaweed... in: United States of America  |
Turbulent Waters At The ''Graveyard of the Atlantic'': Cape Hatteras
Known as the point where the cold and warm currents of the Atlantic collide, causing turbulent waters, frequent storms and the oh so feared hurricanes, Cape Hatteras bears a nickname reminding of disaster. in: United States of America |
The ''Crowned'' Beach For A Top Vacation: Coronado Beach
After the Travel Channel rated it 5th best in the United States, the ''crowned'' attraction of San Diego county scored second position in the classification made by Dr. Beach. With photogenic Victorian ornaments of the Hotel del Coronado, a... in: United States of America  |
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A Reflection of Homer's Epic Odyssey: Ponza
Presumed to be the island of Aeaea in Homer's legendary Odyssey, Italy's Isola Di Ponza is one spot of land where history has left preeminent traces and a name which has raised question marks. in: Italy |
French Romanticism and English Proximity: Calais
With its incredible geographical position overlooking the Strait of Dover, representing the narrowest point in the English Channel, the French town Calais is the closest one to its neighbor country, England. in: France |
An Elegant Evolution for the First City in France: Marseille
Marseille is the oldest city in France dating ever since 600 BC when the Greeks built here one of the first trading ports in Western Europe. The quickly evolving settlement was the site of naval battles during the Roman conquest, the Visigoths... in: France  |
The Fire Flowers of a Spiritual Site: Miyajima Water Fireworks Display
The Miyajima Water Fireworks Display also known as the Miyajima-on-the-sea Fireworks is a world renown pyrotechnic festival held in Miyajima, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and... in: Japan  |
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Women Island: Isla Mujeres
Named after the Mayan goddess Ixchel and the many cult representations reflecting her image, the sacred land known as Isla Mujeres or Women Island has dated ever since pre-Colombian... in: Mexico  |
For a Proper Hot and Flavored Holiday: Baja California Sur
When you hear names like Cabo San Lucas and La Paz, thoughts of pristine beaches, blue water, and upscale resorts usually come to mind. What doesn’t usually pop as the first thing in your head is that it’s all part of Baja California Sur; one of... in: Mexico  |
20 Miles of Pure Pleasure: Mazatlán
How many of you remember Mazatlán as a destination on the fictional television series The Love Boat? For some of you it might have been a world away; of some exotic locale where glamorous women and dapper dressed men went for a day of sunshine... in: Mexico  |
Dance The City!: Lagos
Carrying a name meaning “lakes”, baptized by the Portuguese explorers, Lagos is the second most populous city in Africa after Cairo and one of the fastest growing in the world. in: Nigeria |
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Jump in Your Coconut Boat and Start Rowing!: Ko Samui
Often just called Samui, the island of Ko Samui in the Surat Thani Province of Thailand is one of the most welcoming places in the country. It has become the second most visited island (only behind Phuket), and who would not want to come with its... in: Thailand  |
Compete With The Sea Turtles: Isla La Roqueta
Famous for the absolutely amazing scuba diving or snorkeling possibilities, for its incredible variety or marine vegetation and wildlife, for the nearby underwater statue called “La Virgen de los Mares” and for the funny beer-drinking burros on... in: Mexico  |
The Land’s End: John O’ Groats
If it were said that it would take two to three months to arrive in the Scottish town of John O’ Groats, would you believe it? In today’s modern, super charged, instant society it would seem down right unthinkable. in: United Kingdom, Europe |
Experience Mudflat Hiking on Unsteady Beaches : Sylt
Sylt is a North Frisian Island tourist resort town where Low German is spoken, Michelin stars in restaurants are the norm, and the only way in (other than ferry) is on the Hindenburg. Seriously! Really, the way in by car or rail is over the... in: Germany, Europe  |
