Canary Islands Offer More than Excellent Sunny Beaches

One of the most popular winter destinations for Europeans who are looking for some sun are Spain’s Canary Islands. This is where they’re able to enjoy sandy beaches, warm waters, and sunny skies while the snow is falling on most of the continent.
Many vacationers never leave the top-class resorts while others like to explore the seven major islands, which lie in the ocean about 80 miles off of the African coast. In fact, it’s such a popular spot that many people ending up buying retirement or holiday homes here, especially on the popular islands of Tenerife and Lanzarote.

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The island of Lanzarote is quite intriguing as much of it is made up of volcanic ash and lava rock. You can get a good close-up view of this at Timanfaya National Park where you can take a volcano tour. This is where Timanfaya and several other volcanoes erupted between 1730 and 1736 as well as in 1824. These eruptions destroyed many of the surrounding villages.
Most of these volcanoes are extinct now, but Timanfaya is listed as semi dormant. You’ll still be able to see hot rocks and steamy geysers here as there’s still a lot of heat just below the surface of the earth. You’ll also be able to use the volcanic heat for cooking as there’s a restaurant at the park that grills its food over top of a red-hot volcanic barbecue. There’s also a bus tour that takes visitors past lava fields and old craters.
Timanfaya National Park attracts close to a million visitors a year and is the second most popular park in all of Spain after Teide National Park, which is also located in the Canary Islands on Tenerife. This park features Spain’s highest peak, which is Mount Teide, also known as the third-biggest volcano in the world. It’s also the second most visited volcano on the globe after Mount Fuji in Japan.
Teide Park features colourful plants and flowers that often grow to almost 10 feet in height, making it a spectacular sight to behold. You’ll be able to walk around in the park to explore the volcanic rock formations by yourself and you can also take a guided tour if you prefer. You can climb Mount Teide, but you’ll need to obtain a permit first. Also, the climbs are limited to 50 at a time. Climbers are taken part of the way up by a cable car and then hike the rest of the way. It takes approximately 45-minutes to reach the peak.
The park is also home to a parador, which is a state-run hotel, which is usually located in historic places such as palaces, castles, monasteries, and fortresses. Each of the Canary Islands is volcanic and it’s been reported that there’s a new one slowly forming between Gran Canaria and Tenerife in the ocean.
Lanzarote has close to 345 days of sun annually and the temperatures usually range between 66 degrees Fahrenheit and 85 during the year. There’s hardly any rainfall and you won’t find many lakes and rivers on the island because it’s so dry. The volcanic ash and dryness also makes agricultural land hard to find. However, the island has quite a bustling wine industry and tours around the wineries are quite popular.
While the beach life and nightlife are huge attractions in the Canary Islands, there are plenty of things to do and see for people who like to get out into the countryside and do a bit of exploring. This makes the islands an ideal destination for visitors of all interests and age groups.

Northern Ireland’s Popularity Picking Up

Belfast has seen some rough times over the year, but thankfully that’s all behind us now. It’s now becoming one of the world’s more popular places to visit and 2012 will be even busier due to the anniversary of Titanic tragedy.
The Titanic was built at the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast and since 2012 marks the 100^th anniversary of the sinking of the ship there will be quite a few curious onlookers.

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Many people are attracted by the city because it hasn’t been known as a tourist destination so many areas of it haven’t changed over the decades. There will be numerous attractions that are related to the Titanic, including tours and even a beer named after the ship. There will be a $150 million visitor center known as Titanic Belfast where the great ship was launched along with the Britannic and Olympic, which were both sister ships of the Titanic.
The six-level site will feature nine different galleries that will tell the story of the Titanic and the people who built the ship via films, artifacts, and other exhibitions and displays. It will also provide a live feed from the Titanic’s resting place, which is about 370 miles southeast of the Canadian province of Newfoundland. It’s expected this Titanic site will attract about 150,000 overseas visitors to it as well as local residents.
One of the best ways to soak in the atmosphere of the city is to take a tour on an open-aired bus. Here you’ll see some of the history of the past troubles such as peace walls and murals that relate to the problems between Catholics and Protestants. The peace walls were erected to separate the religious neighborhoods from each other and are a solemn reminder of Belfast’s past.
However, times have changed and Belfast’s considered to be as safe as other major European centers and this is why many visitors are coming from continental Europe. The rest of Northern Ireland is also an interesting destination. The city of Londonderry has been announced as the United Kingdom’s City of Culture for 2013 and there will be a brand new visitor centre opened up close to the Giant’s Causeway, which is a popular UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Another popular attraction in the country at the moment is golf. The sport has boomed in popularity ever since Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell, both of Ulster, won the US Open in 2010 and 2011 respectively. Golf’s always been pretty popular in Northern Ireland along with soccer and rugby, and visitors now flock to the Royal Portrush golf course in County Antrim to play a round. This is the home golf club for both Clarke and McDowell.
The Chinese Olympic gymnastics team will also be training in Northern Ireland in County Antrim as they’ve selected the charming town of Lisburn to be the headquarters. In fact, Northern Irelands became quite a popular destination with travelers from China over the past year or two.
There’s a lot more to this historic nation than just Belfast, golf and the shipyards. You’ll find a lot of cultural attractions, historical sites, friendly pubs, and shopping opportunities. It is well worth a visit to Northern Ireland now as the country has gotten back to a normal way of life.

Top 16 World Famous Beach Destinations for Winter Honeymoon

Many of the winter newly weds are tempted to postpone the honeymoon until spring or summer so they could enjoy a peaceful romantic time in warm weather and sunshine.
The good news is that, if winter spreads a cold blanket over some parts of the world, the exotic destinations retain all the splendor and amazing beauty that can offer a young couple a spectacular chance for a beautiful vacation.
Here are the most spectacular exotic beach destinations able to make honeymooners feel all the joy and romance of the first days spent as a wedded couple.

1. Pink Sands Beach, Bahamas

Bahamas Archipelago is known for the paradise appearance and the amazing blue waters. Pink Sands Beach is perhaps the crown jewel for the ones seeking a honeymoon destination. Tropical grounds, luxurious treatment, clear waters and endless beautifully colored sands, make Pink Sands Beach a memory you would want to treasure.

2. Tranquil Lagoon, Bora Bora

Bora Bora is the land of promised perfect time. The newly weds can find here the sweet chance of freedom in a secluded picturesque beach called Tranquil Lagoon. The exotic nature all around the lagoon offers the best as view and natural beauty are concerned.

3. Whitehaven Island, Australia

Endless blue and endless fun are waiting for the newly weds here. Beautiful white beach and amazing places to party are making this place ideal for a young couple ready to have amazing good time during the honeymoon.

4. Boracay Beach

Philippines are famous for the beautiful exotic places they hold. Of all of those amazing beach destinations attracting tourists, the most beautiful is Boracay. The spectacular beach is completely seductive and a honeymoon there would offer any couple the best possible memories.

5. Anse Source D’Argent, Seychelles

Almost like it was brought down from the endless sky Anse Source D’Argent, Seychelles is truly a place where love can flourish. The wild beauty of the unique scenery and the peaceful nature bringing only the best in sounds and impressive landscape makes this one the perfect honeymoon getaway.

6. Palm Beach – Aruba

There are many Palm Beach destinations in the world but none like Aruba’s. The island itself is filled with all a love story would need as scenery and Palm Beach Aruba retains the wild side of nature next to the finest treats of civilization. A modern couple wanting to mix the rest and fun would find here exactly what they need.

7. Anguilla, Lesser Antilles

You would have to say : “Oh my!” when looking at this exotic fairytale place. If you plan a honeymoon cruise make sure you pick one that stops on this island because it is a lifetime opportunity to see its tremendous beauty. The beach here has the smoothest sand and shallow waters harbor a picturesque adventure for the passionate about snorkeling.

8. Poipu Beach, Kauai, Hawaii

If there ever was a paradise for young people, Poipu Beach it is. Hawaii is one of the most famous exotic vacation spots and Poipu Beach is a surfer’s paradise. Beautiful scenery and the most spectacular morning and evening sky make it a romantic spot filled with magical beauty.

9. Natadola Beach, Fiji

Fiji is a place known for keeping its exotic beauty untamed. The island with all its magical wonders is perfect for a honeymoon and Natadola Beach offers all that nature has best in landscape, food and treatment. Here the young couple can make sweet memories to treasure for a lifetime.

10. Negril, Jamaica

Jamaica and the fabulous music and rum! One of the top exotic beach destinations for young couples, Negril is the right place for those couples that want to feel life with all its wonders. Here they can find adventure, fun and joy and also amazing waters to dive and swim.

11. Fernando de Norohna, Brazil

Brazil in all its luxuriant nature is a place where exotic and cosmopolite meet to have a good time. Fernando de Norohna is one of the famous beach destinations of this country ready to invite newly weds to savor all that such a romantic destination has to offer.  The sightseeing is outstanding here and you can have a wonderful time no matter what you choose to do for fun.

12. Horshoe Bay, Bermuda

Bermuda and everything about it reminds everyone about a truly beautiful heaven on earth. Horshoe bay is the place where the nature remained untamed and filled with all the wild beauty untouched by technology. The bay is not exactly the largest beach but the white sand and shallow waters are perfect for a close to nature romantic getaway.

13. Tulum beach, Cancun

Part of the recently made famous Mayan Riviera, Tulum beach is the right place to go for young married couples on a budget. Beautiful beach destinations with green waters, historical sites to enrich your knowledge and not very expensive food and accommodation can be exactly the place you would want to spend your honeymoon.

14. Amankila, Indonesia

If luxury getaways are your thing then the right honeymoon for you is the one spent in Amankila. Here the notion of privacy is sacred and the honeymoon couple can take advantage of a royal treatment. Spa sessions and endless relaxation can be enjoyed in a beautiful paradise where everything is at your disposal.

15. Caneel Bay, Virgin Islands

A paradise spot on the territory of Virgin Islands, Caneel Bay is a place fit for honeymooners of all ages. The place has pretty much everything for everyone and the royal treatment is part of the tourist package you purchase.

16. Grand Baie, Mauritius

Grand Baie is the right place for those not minding traveling a long way for just the fun of discovering new places of paradise. Beautiful beach destinations, palm trees whispering in the wind and all the beauty nature reserved for this spectacular place can’t wait to be explored by honeymooners.
Here you can have a great time partying but also make the most of your adventure seeing the historical places of this colony. There are plenty to do here and the locals will make sure you have a wonderful time.

10 Reasons to Visit the Bahamas

There are dozens of reasons to visit the wonderful Caribbean nation of the Bahamas. The weather’s excellent and the beaches are spectacular, but there’s more to the islands than just that. These are some of the other reasons a trip there is always a good choice.

 

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1. The Pirate Museum

This intriguing, interactive museum sits in downtown Nassau and gives guests a realistic, in-depth look at the lifestyle of old-day pirates who used to terrorize the Caribbean back in the 18^th century. It’s an ideal place for anybody who wants to step back in time and experience the mayhem that pirates caused.

2. Atlantis Paradise Island

This famous resort lies on Paradise Island, which is just off the shore of Nassau. It’s one of the most popular in the Caribbean and features a water park and casino. The resort also attracts some of the world’s top performers and has hosted shows by singers Katy Perry and Michael Jackson in the past as well as comedian Jerry Seinfeld.

3. The Queen’s Staircase

This is one of the most-visited sites in Nassau. The Queen’s Staircase consists of 63 solid limestone steps which were carved by slaves back in the late 1700s. The staircase is 102 feet in height and was named the Queen’s Staircase to honor Britain’s Queen Victoria. The staircase also leads to Fort Fincastle, which is another of the Bahamas’ fine attractions.

4. Bay Street

Bay Street sits close to the Straw Market in Nassau. It’s the most popular shopping districts in the Bahamas and you’ll have no problem finding some of the world’s top designer brands here such as Fendi and Gucci. The street is also home to some of the nation’s most beautiful architecture, which shows the influence of British colonialism.

5. Junkanoo Festival

The Junkanoo celebration is often compared to the Carnival in Brazil and New Orleans’ Mardis Gras. It’s an annual street festival that celebrates the local culture, food, dancing, music, and costumes. It’s such a hit with residents and visitors so it’s held twice each year. The biggest version takes place near the end of December and a smaller version is held usually on July 10^th. It’s an ideal way to enjoy the local African-Caribbean culture.

6. The Straw Market

This vibrant open-air market takes place in the middle of Nassau, close to Bay Street. It features dozens of vendors who sell just about anything you can imagine when it comes to local arts and crafts. It’s a great place to do your shopping if you’re into haggling. In fact, you don’t even have to buy anything to have fun here, just soak in the atmosphere and the hustle and bustle of the market.

7. The Ardastra Gardens

This beautiful and colorful conservation opened up in Nassau back in 1937. The popular flamingos were added to it during the 1950s and the location quickly became the first zoo in the Bahamas. If you visit Ardastra Gardens today you’ll find hundreds of exotic reptiles, birds, and mammals from all over the globe.

8. Fort Charlotte

There are several colonial forts in the Bahamas, with Fort Charlotte being Nassau’s largest. It was built in the 1800’s and was constructed with everything you’d expect from a fort such as dungeons, a drawbridge, and a moat. In fact, if you look closely, you’ll actually be able to spot graffiti on some of the fort’s walls that was placed there by the soldiers who armed it. The fort also offers some fantastic views of Nassau Harbour, which is what it was designed to protect.

9. Local Sea Adventures

Since the Bahamas is surrounded by beautiful and warm ocean waters, it’s an ideal place to take a boat trip and smell the salt air. There are several boating trips to choose from as well as deep-sea fishing excursions. You can either take a leisurely cruise or quick-paced sea adventure.

10. Scuba diving/snorkelling

Speaking of beautiful, warm ocean water, the Bahamas is an ideal place for scuba diving and snorkelling. This part of the Atlantic ocean offers some of the best diving spots around. All of the scuba companies are approved and monitored by the Bahamas Diving Association, so you’re guaranteed to deal with a safe and secure firm when diving and exploring the crystal clear Bahamian waters.

Ha Long listed among world’s best travel destinations

The UNESCO World Natural Heritage Ha Long Bay in the northen province of Quang Ninh, has been included in the 2011 list of the world’s best destinations for hotels, family vacations, beaches, and food by the prestigious online travel website Tripadvisor.

Ha Long is also one of the top 25 most attractive destinations in Asia.
According to Tripadvisor, Ha Long’s beautiful natural landscape, impressive caves, and its recently gained status as one of the New Seven Natural Wonders of the World are some of the aspects that appeal to tourists from all over the world.
The website also listed Hoi An, in Quang Nam province, as one of the best culinary   destinations in Asia.

Hanoi Travel Guide

Here is our recommended itinerary for a short break to this small but dynamic city

Why go

Go to Hanoi for an exotic taste of Asia in this small city teeming with contrasts. At times you’ll feel it’s old, rugged and just on the brink of modernity with its worn buildings and cluttered, narrow streets, as well as melange of hawkers in their traditional conical hats. At other times you’ll simply be charmed by the peppering of tall, skinny French colonial buildings, mish-mash of local boutiques, tranquil lakes, designer restaurants and temples. 

What to see: French Quarter and Hoan Kiem Lake
A couple of days are really all you need in Hanoi. Stroll through the French Quarter found on the south and east of the Hoan Kiem Lake, which is the centrepiece of the city, where you’ll come across numerous boutiques and street markets that is a bargain hunters idea of heaven - just watch out for the overwhelming swarm of motorbikes. We recommend you bring back some of the fantastic ceramics and other homeware.

What to See: Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum, the Military History Museum, Hanoi Hilton
Get a feel for Vietnam’s rich history by visiting Ho Chi Minh’s mausoleum. Also drop by the Museum of Military History, with a large assortment of military paraphernalia. The Hoa Lo Prison, also referred to as the “Hanoi Hilton” by American GIs, was once a French-built prison intended to accommodate over two thousand prisoners, but it was demolished to make room for some apartments and offices. However, a small part of the site has been retained in a small museum.

What to See: The Water Puppet Theatre

With regular shows throughout the day, this is more ideal for kids, but adults will find it cheap and easy entertainment as well.

What to See: The Hanoi Opera House
Catch a show when you can in order to admire the beautiful interiors as well.

Where to Stay: The Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi
This classic and historic hotel is by far the best place to stay in Hanoi. You’ll get a feel for old Vietnam in all it grandeur within the halls of this legendary hotel that has housed dignitaries and luminaries for centuries. Its spa is the best you’ll experience in the city, the restaurants are top-notch, and sunning yourself by the gorgeous pool is an ideal way to while away an afternoon.

Where to Eat
For such a small town, Hanoi has a dynamic and interesting culinary scene. You won’t want for your share of local, traditional cuisine as well as the more avant-garde and contemporary dishes from Vietnam’s local celebrity chefs.

Side Trips

From Hanoi, we recommend taking a day trip or even an overnighter over to the famed Halong Bay where you can spend the night in numerous luxury junks. Sapa, up in the hills of the northwest area of Vietnam near the Chinese border, is also ideal for a visit - hop on board one of the many luxury trains available and trek through small tribal villages, hills and waterfalls.

9 of the Best Desert Destinations

You’ll find that some of the best scenery in the world is located in the desert. There are numerous desert cities that offer more than just breathtaking views though. These are nine of the best.

1. Scottsdale, Arizona, USA

One of the best ways to see the rugged Sonoran Desert from Scottsdale is from a hot air balloon. Scottsdale is a great place to play golf and the city is filled with some wonderful restaurants. You’ll be able to tour a local winery and working olive mill. There’s also plenty for the kids to do with a fantastic railway museum and a world-class zoo.

2. Casablanca, Morocco

Casablanca shot to fame with the movie of the same name starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman decades ago. It’s a mysterious and romantic place in the Western Sahara Desert.
You’ll be able to visit the Ain Diab coastal road which travels from the Sidi Bou Abderrahmane mausoleum to the El Hank Lighthouse. Casablanca mixes the old and new perfectly and the Maarif district is a must see part of the city.

3. Dubai

Dubai is now one of the most popular and hottest tourist areas in the world. It’s an ideal spot for shopping, golfing, and sunbathing. You can cool down slightly in the refreshing waters close to Jumeria, which is where the finest beaches are located. There are plenty of clubs, restaurants, bars, and first-class hotels.

4. Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Las Vegas is the liveliest desert city you’ll come across anywhere in the world. It’s a non-stop bustling place filled with world-class casinos, resorts, hotels, restaurants, and entertainment venues.
It’s also one of the best shopping areas in the world and a great place to golf. You don’t have to be a gambler or drinker to enjoy everything this amazing city has to offer, but it definitely doesn’t hurt.

5. Four Corners, USA

This is the opposite of Las Vegas. It’s a quiet area where New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, and Utah meet and intersect. It’s rooted in traditional American culture and you’ll be able to explore many Native American sites.
You’ll also be able to view the Navajo culture, such as ceremonies, arts and handicrafts. One of the top resorts is Amangiri, where you can forget about your troubles in a picturesque valley and watch the world drift by.

6. Tucson, Arizona, USA

There are plenty of outdoor activities to keep you hopping in Tucson. These include biking, hiking, caving, rock climbing, and horseback riding. You can also head over to the Kitt Peak National Observatory where you can gaze at the stars outdoors.
The observatory has a fantastic series of telescopes which will enable you to get an excellent view of the star-filled sky. Tucson is also well known for its creative Mexican cuisine and Tequilas.

7. Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt

This resort is located on the Red Sea and is one of the world’s best spots for scuba diving. There are colourful coral reefs and thousands of different types of fish. The seafood of course is unreal and there are some other excellent local dishes to try out, especially in the region of Naama Bay.
If you visit Ras Mohammed, which is at the peninsula’s southern tip, you’ll find the national park which allows you to go back in time.

8. Palm Springs, California, USA

Palm Springs is located near the majestic San Jacinto Mountains. It’s filled with a variety of boutique shops and galleries and offers authentic Native American culture. You’ll find a lot of tradition and history mixed with modern conveniences and one of the best ways to explore it all is by the city’s aerial tramway.

9. Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA

Santa Fe offers an excellent blend of history, culture, and the arts all in a desert setting. It lies in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in the foothills of the Rockies. It boasts some top-class museums and galleries which feature contemporary and traditional works of art.

7 of Arizona’s Hottest Spots

The American state of Arizona is popular with visitors all year round due to its wonderful climate. There are numerous attractions in this scenic part of the U.S., with these being 7 of the best.

1. Hoover Dam

 

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The Hoover Dam, which was completed in 1935, is one of the most famous engineering wonders in the modern world. It features a curved wall that’s about 727 feet high and 1244 feet in length. It’s also 660 feet thick at the base of it. However, it’s only the second biggest dam in America.
The dam was originally named Boulder Dam and it’s located on the Colorado River in the Black Canyon. Each year the dam is able to generate 4 billion kilowatt-hours of hydroelectric power, which is enough to serve the needs of about 1.3 million residents.

2. Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix

 

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This amazing garden features about 50,000 desert plants that have been collected from all across the globe. The beautiful site is located close to the Phoenix Zoo and Papago Park. It features a herb garden, yucca forest, and a wildflower path.
In December, it features Las Noches De Las Luminarias, which is a presentation of 8000 lighted luminaria bags along with live musical entertainment. It’s also home to many different colored cacti, with the highest cactus being 22 feet tall.

3. Petrified Forest National Park

 

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This well known area isn’t really a forest; however it does feature one of the biggest concentrations of fossils and petrified wood in the world. It’s believed that many of the fossils here are close to 200-million years old.
There used to be a forest on the location, but it eroded over the years due to volcanic eruptions which covered the trees in sediment and ash. Over time, the erosion has created the colourful petrified wood. It’s quite a scenic spot and an ideal place to hike through. You’ll also get some excellent views of Arizona’s Painted Desert from here.

4. The Lowell Observatory, Flagstaff

 

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If you’re into stargazing, astronomy, and science then you’ll love the Lowell Observatory in the city of Flagstaff. The planet of Pluto was actually discovered from here back in 1930 and the observatory houses the Discovery Channel telescope.
It’s an excellent lookout point due to the clear skies and the high altitude in Northern Arizona. This is just one of Flagstaff’s many wonderful attractions. You can also explore the historic downtown region and catch free concerts at Heritage Square.

5. Taliesin West, Scottsdale

 

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This architectural wonder sits in the town of Scottsdale in the foothills of the majestic McDowell Mountains. It was constructed back in 1937 by famous American architect and designer Frank Lloyd Wright and was used as his winter residence as well as an architectural training ground and studio. The Frank Lloyd Wright School of architecture is still located here. There are several tours available inside the magnificent residence. The building will be celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2012.

6. Sedona

 

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The town of Sedona is surrounded by colourful red rocks that are millions of years old. It’s quite a popular location with bikers and hikers because of its natural beauty and rich history, especially Soldier Pass Trail. The town is believed to have magnetic hot spots which give off heightened energy. The red rocks are fantastic, but you can also pamper yourself in one of the town’s magnificent spas.

7. The Grand Canyon

 

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This natural wonder can’t be missed on a trip to Arizona. It’s an amazing sight that everybody should see if they have the chance. This world-famous canyon is 277 miles in length and a mile deep.
Most of the visitors, about 4 million a year, head to the South Rim; however the North Rim is home to the canyon’s highest lookout point. The famous glass-bottomed Skywalk is on the West Rim and allows you to walk over the canyon. You can also enjoy hikes from the South Rim to the North Rim and take rafting trips down the mighty Colorado River.

23 Exotic Pictures Of Maldives

Beautiful Maldives Pictures to inspire you to visit this place! Are you thinking of where to spend your next vacation? Then consider Maldives Islands, which is away from city life and close to the nature. Maldives is  suitable for family holidays, honeymoon holidays, beach holidays, cruise holidays and underwater adventures.
The Republic of Maldives is home to some of the world’s truly unspoiled tropical paradise. It is a paradise for divers and water sports enthusiasts. It is famous for its pristine turquoise waters, powder white sands, and its rich marine resources. The scenic underwater views and tranquil waters never fail to amaze this island’s visitors.
If you are looking for a unique break, breath taking nature and paradise on earth, then Maldives is the perfect place.

Here are 23 beautiful Maldives Pictures to inspire you.

 

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