Jumeirah Beach

This most crowded beach in Dubai is known for one of the tallest buildings in the world Burj Al Arab and a seven star hotel Jumeirah Beach Hotel. Popular tourist attractions at Jumeirah Beach include soft white sand and bluee waters of Arabian Gulf. However due to poor planning and rapid expansion, beaches in Dubai have been polluted, which has prompted the city to use worldwide ‘blue flag’ system.

Barceloneta

It is one of the major city beaches in Barcelona. The beach is located adjacent to the city center and can be easily reached by public transportation. The beach is lined by some of the excellent fish restaurants in the city. A walkway runs along the beach, which is extremely popular among the joggers and cyclists. The beach gets crowded during the hot summer months and weekends.

Clifton Beach

Clifton Beach is located in Cape Town and is definitely one of the trendiest beaches on West Atlantic side. It is located ten minutes away from the city-center. Clifton Beach is a series of four exotic beaches that are divided by granite boulders. These beaches boost stunning white sand and provide beautiful views of sunsets. The temperature of the blue waters is between 12°C to 16 °C.

Bondi Beach

Bondi Beach is the closest ocean beach and is located close to the center of Sydney. It is a popular tourist attraction for international tourists and locals alike. This one kilometer long beach features various surf shops, restaurants, cafés, and bars. The beach is shark-proof, as an underwater shark net has been installed for safety reasons.

Repulse Bay Beach

Repulse Bay is one of the renowned city beaches in Hong Kong. It is situated on the southern side of the island. The bay is protected by a cove, and has a long and wide sandy beach. The beach boosts calm tides and gentle waves, which is a sharp contrast to the wild intensity of the downtown area.

The Naples Zoo is located just one block  south from the Golden Gate Parkway, on the 1590 Goodlette- Franke Road in the Naples. The Naples Zoo is open daily, timing is 9.00 a.m., and the last entry ticket can be taken till 4 p.m.

Naples Zoo is National Accredited Zoo in the Caribbean Garden, a natural path which is almost mile in length winding through. In this stretch resides the beautiful animals, which are rare, endemic and even exotic. This is 43 acre forest, where you can even see some exotic plants. These plants are historic as they were first planted in year 1919.

Naples Zoo offers amazing views of beautiful sceneries and see the favorite animals like the mighty lions, strong bears, mischievous monkeys, and also see the rare animals like striped Hyenas, array of Asian deer which you will be astonished to see that they eat meat and even barks. The zoo has much more, that will keep you on your toes. Superb place to have a day excursion with your family.

There are many features in the Naples Zoo:

Multimedia Safari Canyon: in a theater there is presentation of two shows which shows the animals in zoo up close in their natural settings and also there are many wildlife videos that you can see.

Primate Expedition Cruise : There is Cruise experience that you can do where you can observe many rare species of monkeys, apes and the lemurs.

Meet The Keepers : Meet the people who help in running of the zoo, and how they help in maintaining care taking of animals.

Alligator Bay Feeding : Feed the alligators, or see how their keepers feed them, its an amazing experience!

Snakes Alive : See the rare and different species of the snakes and know which are the venomous and how dangerous they can be. The slithering organism snakes will be a enriching experience.

Giraffe Preview Exhibits : In this you can hand feed these Giants, yet gentle animals, enjoy craning your neck to see the giraffes.

African Oasis

Tiger Forest : Don’t get scared and see these wild animals at its wild.

Panther Glade: Don’t get scared and see these wild animals at its wild.

Black Bear Hammock: See the wild black bears in their natural surroundings and observe their living.

Backyard wildlife Habitat: this is certified place where you will be able to see many wild buttrerflies.

Leopard Rock

Fosas: Madagascar Legendary Carnivores

Jungle Larry

Safari Jane

There are three play areas in the Naples Zoo itself.

Other then that for giving entertainment and knowledge there are many various exhibits in the Naples Zoo. Also there are presentations given which are entertaining as well as informative. A very good thing for your kids. Also kids get involved in taking care of animals, which fosters the love for wildlife. Understand the wild animals in the exciting manners. Also helps kids to know about the conservation of the animals.  Also here you can relax in the amazing tranquil environment. Take walk underneath the canopy of the giant ficus tress which have sprawling aerial forms of root system.

Wynn’s at the Zoo is perfect place for having meals for kids and the adults.

Also you can go shopping in here to buy gifts for people from this special place.

Naples Zoo has been given accreditation by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA).

Also the Naples Zoo in the Caribbean Gardens is member of the American Association of Zoo Keepers, Inc.

Naples Zoo’s Admission Fees at the Caribbean Gardens:

Adults that is ages 13 and up are $19.95

Children whose ages is 3 through are 12 $12.95

Children whose ages 2 and under admitted inside for Free

Prices for the admission are subjected to change without the notice.

St. Paul’s Cathedral

St. Paul’s Cathedral was constructed in the 17th century, and is one of most popular sites in London. The structure was bombed during World War II and was saved by firefighters. The cathedral has an impressive dome, which is inspired by the famous St Peter’s Basilica located in Rome.

United States Capitol

The United States Capitol is located on Capitol Hill in Washington DC, and is the meeting place for United States Congress. The cast iron dome is the second dome for the building. The building was expanded in 1850s and new dome was added.

Great Stupa at Sanchi

The Great Stupa is one of the oldest stone structures in India. It was constructed by emperor Ashoka in the 3rd century BC. The stupa has a simple brick dome, and is supposedly constructed over the remains of Lord Buddha.

Lotfollah Mosque

Also known as Sheikh Lotf Allah Mosque, Lotfollah Mosque was constructed in early 16th century. It is located in Iran, and is a masterpiece of Persian architecture. During early days, the Lotfollah Mosque was referred as the Domed Mosque.

Eden Project

Eden Project is the largest greenhouse in the world and is located in Cornwall. The project was completed in two and half years and was opened to the public in the year 2001. The structure is dominated by two massive enclosures that consist of adjoining domes; the initial dome has a tropical environment, while the other dome has a Mediterranean environment.

Santa Maria del Fiore

The construction of Santa Maria del Fiore was started in 1296. It is a Gothic style beautiful cathedral. It is one of the largest churches in Italy, and is located in Florence. Once completed, its dome was the largest dome in the world, even today it is known as largest brick dome in the world.

St. Peter’s Basilica

St. Peter Basilica is located in Rome. The construction of this beautiful cathedral was started in 1506 and was completed by 1615. In the year 1547 Michelangelo has redesigned the dome. The height of the dome is 136.57 meters (448.1 ft) and it is one of the tallest domes in the world.

Dome of the Rock

The construction of the Dome of the Rock was completed in 691 AD. It is located on the Temple Mount and is regarded as one of the most important religious sites in the world. Dome of the Rock is believed to be a mosque; however it is a shrine that is protected beneath the high ceiling.

One of the most obvious reasons for thousands of tourist to visit Argentina is its fascinating capital Buenos Aires. The country offers you everything, you will love to wander around, go shopping, watch soccer, or soak up the unique atmosphere. The natural tourist attractions in the country include the vast lands and varied wildlife. Few must-see destinations in Argentina are mentioned below. If you are planning a trip to the country, make sure that you visit at least few of them.

Ushuaia

This southernmost city in the world is located on the Beagle Channel. Earlier, a missionary base, naval base and penal colony, Ushuaia is now a popular tourist attraction in Argentina. It offers you everything right from casinos, to hotels and restaurants. The city is developed as a base station for skiing, hiking and getting on cruises to Antarctica.

Ibera Wetlands

It is one of the largest wetlands in world and a real paradise for all nature lovers.  Ibera Wetlands boosts the richest fauna in Argentina. Caimans, birds, capybaras, howler monkeys, pampas deer, armadillos and maned wolves can be easily spotted by the visitors.

Monte Fitz Roy

Located at Southern Patagonian Ice Field, Monte Fitz Roy is 11,073 feet High Mountain. It is located on the border between Chile and Argentina. The otherworldly shape of the mountain attracts innumerous photographers from across the globe.

Valdes Peninsula

It is one of the most important nature reserves in South America. It is known for its unique geology and fauna. Sea lions and elephant seals inhabit the seashore region of Valdes Peninsula. If you want to spot penguins, you should visit this peninsula between October and March. Whales are spotted in the waters between the Patagonian mainland and Valdes Peninsula. For whales spotting you should visit between May and December.

Bariloche

San Carlos de Bariloche city is located on the foothills of the Mount Andes. It is popular among the tourists, thanks to its Swiss-like atmosphere as well as mouth-watering chocolate shops. Bariloche is bordered by lakes and mountains. It is a popular skiing destination. It is an ideal destination for water sports, sight-seeing, climbing and trekking.  If you are planning to visit Bariloche make sure that you take a trip to Andean Lake’s area and explore the Road of Seven Lakes.

La Boca

It is one of the most popular neighborhoods in Buenos Aires for tourists. It has several colorful houses. You can watch live performances of the Tango artists on the Caminito Street. Other interesting attractions are La Ribera theatre, Italian taverns and tango clubs.

Chapel Bridge

This bridge is a 204 m long bridge and crosses the Reuss River. It is constructed in the Lucerne City in Switzerland and is one of the oldest wooden covered bridges in Europe. It is one of the main tourist attractions in Switzerland. It was constructed in 1333, and was designed to protect the city from external attacks.

Great Belt Bridge

Actually, the Great Belt Bridge is two different bridges – a Western section and an Eastern section. They are divided by the small island of Sprogo. The West Bridge is a 6,611 meter long and is a combined bridge for railways and roadways between Sprogø and Funen. While, the East Bridge is a 1,624 meter long suspension bridge that connects Sprogø with the island of Zealand. It is constructed 254 meter above the sea level.

Chengyang Bridge

Chengyang Bridge is also known as Wind and Rain Bridge. It was constructed in 1916, and is one of the famous wind and rain bridges in China. It is constructed across the Linxi River and is heavily used. It is 64.4 meters long, 10.6 meters high and 3.4 meters wide. Chengyang Bridge is constructed of stone and wood.

Brooklyn Bridge

Brooklyn Bridge was constructed in the year 1883. It connects Manhattan city and Brooklyn and spans over the East River. When opened, it was the longest suspension bridge in the world for many years.  Brooklyn Bridge is one of the important iconic landmarks of New York. It has a wide pedestrian walkway that is reserved especially for the walkers and cyclists.

Golden Gate Bridge

This suspension bridge spans over the Golden Gate, and connects San Francisco with Marin County. It is designed by a world renowned architect Joseph B. Strauss, and was constructed in seven years. It was completed in the year 1937. When opened, it was the longest suspension bridge in the world for many years.  It is one of the important iconic landmarks of San Francisco and California.

Sydney Harbour Bridge

Sydney Harbour Bridge is one of most photographed and renowned landmarks in Australia. It is the largest steel arch bridge in the world and stands 134 meters above Sydney Harbour. The bridge was completed in eight years and was opened in March 1932.

Charles Bridge

The Charles Bridge is one of the most famous stone Gothic bridges. It is constructed over the Vltava River in Prague. The construction of the bridge was started in the year 1357 under the regime of King Charles IV, and was completed at the start of 15th century. The Charles Bridge was the only connection between the area around Prague Castle and the Old Town. Today Charles Bridge is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Prague.

Gardens of Versailles

Most of us are familiar with renowned Marie Antoinette, for those who don’t know whose she is, she is French queen and during French Revolution she was beheaded. She is immortalized in history and pop-culture of her time. It is claimed that Marie’s ghost has been spotted in Gardens of Versailles.  People have spotted the ghosts in area surrounding this Château. Numerous ghost enthusiasts and also history buffs have traveled to the city simply to get a chance to spot the celebrated beauty.

Basilica du Bois-Chenu

The Basilica du is a church which was devoted to Joan of Arc’s memory. She is a well-known military and political figure and used to fight against English. The church is situated in at Le Bois-Chenu Domremy. She fought for the country for regaining territory and has lost the fight to English in a war. After the war Joan was burned, as her skill in battle was believed to be supernatural. Joan was burned as witch. It is claimed that in this church a lot of ghost sightings has been reported. Since the early 19th century, people across the world have come to the city for a chance to spot some spooky action.

Château de Versailles

Château de Versailles is one of the most haunted places in France. Many people have claimed to spot in the surrounding areas. A visit to Château de Versaille is a must even if you don’t want to spot ghosts; as it is one of the most beautiful locations that showcase the local culture.

Brissac Castle

Brissac Castle was reconstructed in 17th century. It is located in Loire Valley in France. This castle has been one of the top spots for the ghost hunters across the world. People interested spooky history flock down to the country to spot some ghosts. The castle is filled with tapestries, ornate antiques, and elaborated artwork; however it is also a home to a lot of ghosts. For many years, the castle has been uninhabited as the residents were scared of ghosts.

This French country is known for its rich history and is believed to be one of the spookiest and scariest places in the world, however if you wish to explore something new, definitely check out these interesting spots.

Orient Beach

This beach is the flagship beach of St. Martin’s and is known as “French Riviera of the Caribbean”. It is one mile long beach and houses numerous beachside bar and restaurants, which offer exotic menus.

Palm Beach

This stunning beach is located in Aruba and features excellent swimming conditions and white sand. Palm Beach is the most crowded beach in Aruba.

Punta Cana

The coastline of Punta Cana sandy white beaches is located in the Dominican Republic. Most of the beachside resorts are very huge. The nightlife at the resorts boost lively ambience with Las Vegas-style shows. Some of the tourist attractions at the beach include shopping malls, water parks and golf courses.

Horseshoe Bay

Horseshoe Bay is the most prominent beach and popular tourist attraction in Bermuda. It is located on the southern coast of the island. The beach has very fine pink sand and subtropical weather.

Reduit Beach

Reduit Beach is a five miles long white sand beach and is located on Rodney Bay. It is perfect place to have a long stroll along the shoreline and a swim in ideal calm waters. It is one of the most popular beaches is fronted by the St. Lucian, Royal St. Lucian hotels and Papillon.

Sainte Anne Beach

Sainte Anne is a popular tourist town in Guadeloupe. This beach is ideal for scuba-diving, snorkeling, windsurfing, etc.

Seven Mile Beach

Seven Mile Beach is the longest beach in Jamaica, and is one of the best beaches in the Caribbean region. It was first developed around 1960s, and has several areas reserved for nude sunbathing.

Shoal Bay

Shoal Bay is the famous beach in Anguilla. The beach houses various seaside bars and restaurants, and an offshore reef attracting snorkelers and divers from across the globe. There are three different Shoal Bays, which are Upper, East, and West.

Grace Bay

Grace Bay beach has 5 miles of brilliant white sand and shining turquoise waters. Most of the Grace Bay area houses hotels and resorts.

Placencia

Placencia offers some of the best mainland beaches in Belize and incredible offshore coral caves. Placencia Peninsula has a long expanse of sparkling white sand.

Half Moon Bay

Half Moon Bay is perhaps the most beautiful beach in Antigua and is almost1 mile long. It is located at a distance of five minute drive from the Freetown village. The vibrant coral reef allows snorkeling near the beach.

Pink Beach

This eight miles long beach stretches from Palmetto Point and Spanish Point. It is a perfect destination to enjoy snorkeling. The beach sand is champagne colored.

Take a quick look at some of the interesting tourist attractions in Dublin.

Guinness Store House

We all know that ‘Guinness’ is one of the most recognizable drinks in the world. It has a spiritual home located in the city centre of Dublin. The Guinness Store House is said to be “The best international visitor attraction in Ireland”. It offers an interactive tour that provides the history of Guinness as well as details on how the renowned stout is brewed.

Dublin Zoo

You will definitely love monkeying around Dublin Zoo. The 60 acres of stunning gardens and animal enclosures is a perfect family retreat. Dublin zoo has more than 235 animals, which includes Tigers, Giraffes, Chimps, and Hippos. The zoo also houses tame animals such as sheep, donkeys, goats, guinea pigs and ponies.

Croke Park Museum

Croke Park houses the Gaelic Games (GAA) and has a seating capacity of 82,300. Gaelic Hurling and Football are two traditional Irish sports. Croke Park is known as one of the most magnificent sport stadiums in the world.

Sea Safari

Sea Safari is a fun filled boat ride that offers you a pleasurable tour of the rugged landscaped of the Dublin Bay. There are wonderful attractions and sights. The boat journey takes you around the Lambay Island, Kiliney Bay and Dalkey Island. Falling in love with the natural scenery, you will spot some of the local wildlife such as seals, dolphins, puffins, porpoises, etc. This safari is a must for the nature lovers.

National Museum of Ireland

Dublin City is known for its marvelous culture and art. One of the most-visited tourist attractions in Dublin, the National Museum of Ireland has four centers that provide insights of the glorious past of the country. This museum is focused on decorative arts, archaeology, history, natural history and country life.

Georgian Dublin

Dublin city has some best examples of stunning Georgian architecture. This city is flooded with historical Georgian buildings, which reflect various Georgian styles such as the Custom House, Rotunda Hospital and the Four Courts. Streets such as Lesson St, Baggot St, and Merrion Square.

James Joyce Tour

There is no doubt that James Joyce is most treasured son of Dublin. His writings about the city as portrayed in his commended novel Ulysses offer a reflecting tour of various charismatic facets of Dublin life.

The natural history of Africa sounds good enough for a worthy travel. It’s hard to find places where you could actually sleep peacefully hearing the roars of lions and also catching a glimpse or two of the magnificent flamingos taking off the waters heading for another home. Sightseeing in Africa boasts of spectacular scenery that has the capacity to entice anybody, and as previously mentioned, difficult to find a better place compared to any mountain, desert or lakes on Earth. All this is accountable to the true African spirit where people push, shove, sweat, dance, sing and laugh that attracts millions of travelers who for obvious reasons either keep coming back, make Africa their second home or even settle down there.

The true essence lies in dealing with revered merchants, walking through the narrow streets of Arabian medina, dancing or humming to reggae beats heard from a nearby market stall, relaxing under the palm trees by the Indian Ocean, and so much more you’d be struck by the people’s warm-heartedness, honesty and energy that makes Africa special.

Traveling through Africa isn’t easy let alone the entirety of it. The continent is just massive and could prove to be frustrating and at the same time challenging too. Logistical disasters and hardships could occur along the way. That said, you really don’t have to dig in hard about everything seen on televisions. Certainly, Africa isn’t a hell known for civil wars, violent crimes and famine.  Africa’s a fantastic, surprising, intriguing and enlightening continent. There’re possibilities that you would never come back home after visiting Africa.

A small link in Exuma Cays chain, this gem of an island is two hundred and fifty miles off Florida’s coast in the clear tranquil waters of the Bahamas. A lot of Exhumas are indeed private (actor Johnny Depp does own one) or it could also be ultra-exclusive, but whatever you say, there’re exceptions to Staniel Cay. You could stay here in stilts or cottages over the sea for as less as $165 each night. The pricing might be a bit expensive, but you’d really enjoy other amenities provided here.

You could choose the $176 per head each night package that’s all inclusive at the Staniel Cay Yacht Club. This is the only lodging in the island.  You can get waterfront cottages, meals, and also a 13-footer Boston Whaler at your time here. Go cruising to an abandoned beach or also watch swimming pigs in Major Cay. You could also try snorkeling in Thunderball Grotto, another hollow island best known for shooting a James Bond film called Thunderball.

The yachter’s club takes care of arranging shared charters (2-1/2 hours) from the place Fort Lauderdale at a starting price of $200 per head and that’s a one-way fare.