Archive for October, 2009
October 28th, 2009 | 
Author: Botswana – Feel The Serenity
A Botswana safari can be better defined as unblemished extensive and simply beautiful. Being respected by its countrymen the country offers one of the richest wildlife in the African continent. The country symbolizes serenity of natural beauty clarity of ecology and low impact tourism.
Anyone who loves to witness diversity and unexpected beauty of the nature Botswana could be the best destination for realizing dreams. The country invites a traveler to enjoy green wetlands forested islands narrowing into riverbeds and a stream of river lost somewhere into the sands of the Kalahari Desert. It is not wrong to call Botswana a happening unexpected and eyecatching country that has a lot to offer for your needs.
BotswanaSafari Heaven
Being one of the greatest tourist destinations Botswana is no doubt one of Africa’s one of the mesmerizing places to witness the raw face of the nature. Interestingly the countrys about more than 17 of area is devoted to National Parks or Game Reserves which total in excess of 100000km.
Some of the popular places to explore in Botswana include Okavango Delta region offering a rare combination of a maze of waterways islands and lakes Moremi Wildlife Refuge in Okavango has a wide variety of wildlife flora and fauna.
Other interesting traveling destinations of Botswana are following:
National Parks and Game Reserves
Kalahari Desert
Gemsbok National Park
Tuli Block
Khama Rhino Sanctuary
Besides visiting to some of the astonishing places in Botswana you can also experience activities that will thrill your senses to the maximum:
Flying in a hotair balloon.
Fishing in Okavango Delta and Chobe river systems.
Experience Botswana’s culture in a historic village called Serowe.
Botswana is a complete tourist attraction that simply binds a traveler to experience its specialties!
About the writer: Myself webmaster of www.realafrica.co.uk a safari information directory of Botswana Safari Holiday Botswana Botswana Holiday Safari and Africa safaris.
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Beach Holidays In Albania
Albania has a long coastline on the Adriatic and Ionian seas. Much of it is very pretty with many sandy beaches virtually untouched by main stream tourism. Identifying beach resorts in Albania and obtaining sufficient information about them to plan a vacation is still not easy. The Albania beach holiday travel tips that follow are intended to help identify and describe three of the country’s beach resorts.
Himara
The small port of Himara is situated at the foot of the Keravnia mountain in southern Albania about eighty miles north of the Greek border and nearly opposite the Greek island of Corfu. As well as its close geographical proximity to Greece the local inhabitants are mainly Greek speaking and the general atmosphere of the area provides an insight into how Corfu must have been in the days before mass tourism arrived.
Himara Travel Tip:
You will find several travel web sites listing accommodations in Himara. If you feel insecure about making your own arrangements in such an undeveloped country holidays in this resort can also be booked through Sunvil an ABTA tour operator.
Dhermi and Drymades Beaches
Several spectacularly beautiful beaches can be found in the Dhermi and Drymades area. There is even an oversized open air club called the Havana Bar on the main Dhemi beach. But otherwise the beach has made few concessions to tourism. The sea here is crystal clear and must surely be amongst the cleanest on the planet.
Between Dhermi and the next major beach at Drymades there are numerous pebble beach coves located between picturesque rocky outcrops. They are all totally deserted and most are ideal for swimming or snorkelling.
Drymades Beach is enormous yet even at the height of summer there are usually very few people to found on it. It has one relaxing little beach bar and behind it is a campsite and beach bungalows. There is also a holiday village complex offering good accommodation in the form of villas cottages and hotel rooms. The complex has been developed tastefully and does not in anyway spoil this beautiful area.
Drymades Beach Travel Tip:
Consider staying at the Drymades Beach Complex if you are looking for a high standard of accommodation at very reasonable prices.
Golem Beach Mali Robit Resort
Mali Robit is a resort situated on the Adriatic coast at Golem Beach. It is situated about 30 miles from Tirana the capital of Albania and six miles from the port of Dures. The beach here is sandy and provides safe bathing. It is a resort with a spectacular backdrop of rugged mountain scenery but it has made more concessions to tourism than most with its beach being one of those long straight sunbed and parasol types you find all over the Mediterranean. The major provider of accommodation is the Mali Robit resort hotel. This offers modern facilities forty five apartments and five villas. There are other modern hotels at Golem beach and plenty of other types of accommodation.
Golem beach travel tip:
Although there is plenty of unspoilt places to visit in the surrounding area only consider this resort if you prioritise high standards of accommodation and tourist facilities over staying in the “Real Albania”
Go to Albania now before it is spoilt
Albania remains one of Europe’s poorest countries and it may take some time to develop its tourist potential to the extent where it becomes a mass tourist attraction. However development of beach resorts in a country that is desperate for income can often occur haphazardly and without official sanction or well thought out planning. A picturesque village one year can be turned into a mess of half built concrete shells the next. Sadly there are already plenty of examples of this having occurred. The best travel tip for enjoying the tranquillity and beauty of Albania’s coastal areas is to go now before it is too late.
About the writer:nbsp;nbsp;Stewart is very passionate about travel. He is a travel article writer and runs a traveltip website which aims to provide travel tips and information about holiday vacation destinations worldwide.
He travels a great deal and derives enormous pleasure from visiting as many of the worlds favourite travel destinations as possible.
Bayswater- Modern Privilege Amidst Victorian Charm
Elegantly poised in the West area of London in the city of Westminster Bayswater is a vibrant builtup district carrying a distinct identity for its modern living amidst Victorian charm. Its rich architectural history is signified by the rich Georgian Stucco Terraces and garden squares which are still preserved amidst the rapid renovation taking place. Many of the Victorian houses are transformed in to hotels majority carrying features denoting the Victorian identity.
Bayswater is home to a diverse local population consisting of Arabs Greeks and Americans. It is also the hub for the Brazilian population in London. With its impressive architectural charms and modern establishments Bayswater is a sort after destination among tourists visiting London.
This prime residential area is the home of many celebrities and is excellent for a fun filled night out with its hip and modern restaurants. Closely located is Queensway Street which is packed with Chinese and Mediterranean restaurants and an ice skating complex with a brand new ice rink a bowling arena hi tech video games a bar and many more enticing attractions. Within close proximity are the Whiteleys Shopping Center Marble arch Hyde Park and Opus Dei.
Arriving at Bayswater is more convenient with its array of tube stations such as the Bayswater Tube Station Queensway tube Station and Royal Oak. Busses are also a popular method of transportation providing easy access to numerous locations. An array of hotels in Bayswater makes this wonderful place in London a great vacation destination to young and old alike.
About the writer: James Cook is an executive at LondonHotelseye a popular online travel portal with a vast collection of hotels in London. It is a much sought after travel directory providing access to many London hotels ranging from budget to luxury. For more info please visit http://www.londonhotelseye.com/