Category: What to Do

5 Ways to Take a Bite Out Of the Big Apple

If you’re traveling to the Big Apple for the first time, no doubt there are things you want to do and see. The city can be overwhelming for those not used the crowds of the big city. Unless you are staying for a month or two, there’s a good chance you won’t have time to see all that’s offered in NYC. Creating an itinerary can help you stay on track and ensure you see the things that are the most important to you. Here are five things you should include on your list:

1. Statue of Liberty

Statue of Liberty no.5(New York 2008)

The Statue of Liberty is an American icon and must be seen at least once in a person’s lifetime. While you can pay to go to Ellis Island, you can also see it just as well from the Staten Island Ferry for free. Before you make up your mind whether you will spend the money to travel to the island, know this: the statue has been closed to the public since 9/11. Read more…

5 Romantic Things to Do Around Australia

Whilst many romantic retreats involve cuddling up in a nice luxury apartment, some couples want to see and do romantic activities outside of the bedroom. Wether it be enjoying the Great Ocean Road tours and going horse riding along the south east coast, or hot air ballooning through the Avon valley and sipping champagne, or dining in the middle of a tropical rainforest, Australia has a number of romantic activities for couples to engage in.

 

Largs Bay Sunset, Adelaide, Australia

Largs Bay Sunset by Howard Russell / Flickr

These are the top five romantic holiday activities that couples can explore all around Australia. Read more…

3 Fiji Holidays, 3 Different Ways

If you’re planning a Fiji holiday, firstly—congratulations! You’re about to have the experience of a lifetime. Fiji is a solidly popular holiday destination, and anyone who’s experienced its pristine beaches, turquoise waters, friendly locals and warm climate will tell you it’s worth the hype. One of the best things about Fiji, however, is that it offers something for every taste.

Beach in Fiji

Beach in Fiji by miguel sanchez / Flickr

However you like to travel, Fiji’s got something in store for you, whether it’s a rugged hike, a deserted island or an experience with some locals who’ll leave you enchanted. We know that everyone is different—that’s what makes this world so fantastic—so we’ve put together three very different suggestions for three very different Fiji holidays. Which one takes your fancy? Read more…

Travel Guide to One Amazing Week in London

No matter what your attraction to the UK it is a place that should be on every traveller’s to do list. Spending a week with a London car hire will provide plenty of time to see many of the tourist sites because England is so delightfully small. Organising car hire at Heathrow airport will enable you to get going straight away and make the most of your time in this remarkable city.

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Day one

Day one of any trip to a foreign country involves a lot of necessary hassle like changing money and checking into the hotel. An excellent starting point from which to begin relaxing afterwards is a stroll through Hyde Park. Hyde Park is a huge open expanse of parkland which is used for festivals like Live 8 and provides an excellent source of nature in the heart of London. Read more…

Top 3 things to do in Aruba (that aren’t beaches)

Aruba may well be known for their fantastic beaches, scuba diving, and resorts – but there’s far more to this beautiful Caribbean paradise than sand and surf. Below are the top 3 things to see when visiting the charming island of Aruba.

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1. The Butterfly Farm

A guided tour at this farm shows visitors the life of a butterfly from the egg on up. Early guests are sometimes lucky enough to see the actual emergence of butterflies, watch as they dry their wings and take flight. Read more…

City Trip, Prague – Road Highlights and First Evening

Some trips are decided on the spot, or nearly so, with a few days to prepare and dream of what you’ll see and do. This particular city getaway to Prague was the exact opposite. The planning started back in June and by the end of the month the reservations were already made. Which pretty much gave anything and everything that could change a chance to happen.

So yesterday at 11 am, I embarked on a trip that turned out to be nothing I had dreamed of or planned for. Nevertheless, as those of us who love drinking lemonade may attest, I knew getting lemons is not the worst case scenario. So I opened my heart to the possibility of having fun even if nothing would be as I wanted it to.

After long hours driving from Ploiesti to Sibiu and then to Cluj-Napoca, we met up with the rest of the group coming from Iasi and we all started our journey to Prague. It took hours of driving and lots of gas station pit stops to get there, but it was still something fun to try… once! I much prefer the comfort of my own car, even if I spend most of the journey driving..

What I am extremely thankful for, in no particular order: Read more…

Top 5 Sarawak Attractions

Sarawak (or the Malaysian section of Borneo) is home to some of the most beautiful sights and the best Malaysia hotels in the country. Borneo is still quite wild and has keep an aura of ancient, tribal, jungle life that is hard to find anywhere else in the world. Despite the savage cutting of the Borneo jungle and the modernization of the towns and villages, Sarawak still holds a fantastic hand over the imagination of thousands of tourists. Wondering what the best spots are? Here’s out top 5.

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5. Kuching City

Kuching is the biggest city on Malaysia Borneo and has survived the Second World War better than any other cities in Sarawak. Although it’s a major commercial centre, Kuching is still a relaxed but sophisticated city that mixes age-old river ferries with modern skyscrapers. Read more…