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Sydney is a city that can be enjoyed by people of all ages and with all kinds of interests. The metropolitan area is home to some great shopping and live entertainment districts; filled with the hustle and bustle of city life. The area is surrounded by long white-sand beaches where outdoor fanatics can enjoy leisurely days in the sun or a range of water sports. World-renowned sites in the city include the famous Opera House, Sydney Bridge and the Botanical Gardens which are all within walking distance to each other.

Darwin is the capital of the Northern Territory in Australia and is located on the northern coast of the large continent.  The area is renowned for its relaxing atmosphere; rich in both nature and indigenous culture. Darwin is the perfect place for exploring this amazing tropical area, and to enjoy the multi-cultural aspect of the north.

Darwin is home to many outdoor markets and lively festivals. Visitors can enjoy the warm tropical weather and the friendly atmosphere.  From the city, plenty of tours are available to nearby national parks and fantastic nature. The Kakuda National Park is located approximately 250 kilometres from the capital and is renowned for its beauty. The Katherine Region is home to several large river networks as well as national parks and visitors can spend days enjoying the natural sights of massive limestone cliffs carved by the passing water.

No visit to Nevada is complete without a visit to the Entertainment Capital of the World! Las Vegas; also called the City of Lights is best known for its casino hotels and related entertainment. During the night, the city comes alive, with exciting shows and leisure activities enough to keep anyone entertained for days.

The Las Vegas Strip is home to most of the large hotels and casinos of Las Vegas. Several of the hotels offer visitors free entertainment in the form of sound and light shows, dances and the like. Visitors could spend hours simply looking in one of the massive hotels; some of which feature botanical gardens, zoos and aquariums inside the actual buildings. Gambling is one of the main pastimes in this amazing city, although there is plenty more to do in the City of Lights and Entertainment!

Champery is a quaint alpine village located in a valley in the Western Swiss Alps; at an altitude of approximately 1050 metres. The beautiful village lies in a prime location; only an hour from the airport in Geneva, and is the gateway into the international ski area ‘Les Portes du Soleil’.

Champery has been a tourist destination since 1857; with a cable car taking passengers up to the Portes du Soleil throughout the year. In the winter, the area is renowned for its skiing, and in the summer the area is a popular destination for hikers and mountain climbers. The area has remained unspoilt despite its popular reputation, and visitors can stay in picturesque Swiss chalets at the base of the Chablais Alps.

The Bay Of Islands in New Zealand boasts a unique coastline sheltering over 150 small islands in its arms. Once a seafaring and whaling town; the Bay of Islands is today a popular area for visitors who travel from far and wide to enjoy the cultural heritage of this beautiful place. Small towns are scattered along the coastline all offering unique and individual traits, and visitors could spend weeks enjoying what the bay has to offer.

The Bay of Islands is a haven for water sport enthusiasts who can enjoy the calm blue waters of the bay. There are a lot of water-based activities on offer, including kayaking, swimming with dolphins, game fishing and boating. Several coastal paths line the bay, and visitors can enjoy the tranquillity of the area and the stunning views. Often whales and dolphins can be seen in the bay, so cameras are a recommendation. There are many photographic opportunities in the Bay of Islands, including the nearby Haruru waterfalls and the Cape Brett Lighthouse.

Tasmania is the only island state of Australia; and boasts a beautiful and unique landscape with its own distinct personality. The island is home to stunning scenery and a great diversity of flora and fauna, making it a perfect destination for nature lovers.

For people who enjoy outdoor pursuits and breathtaking nature; Tasmania is definitely worth a visit. Mountains are found throughout the island, offering numerous trails for hikers. Camping is a popular activity in Tasmania, and gives people the opportunity to witness some of the diverse animals that live in the vicinity. Bird watching and wildlife watching tours are available as well. Tasmania remains relatively unspoiled, and peaceful trails and untouched beaches are found throughout. The differences between the two sides of the island make Tasmania unique in the way that you can enjoy snow one minute, explore rainforests the next, and sit on the beach the same afternoon.

Tasmania has a vibrant community, rich in cultural heritage. Numerous artists inhabit the island, and cultural centres are widely presented in the cities. The island is home to only three percent of the country’s population, yet nine percent of its artists.

The Falklands are an archipelago of islands located in the South Atlantic Ocean. Many visitors choose to incorporate these islands in a tour of the Antarctic, although they are becoming increasingly popular as separate destinations. The Falklands consist of two major islands; the East and the West Falklands, as well as over seven hundred additional islands. They boast a spectacular array of wildlife, including albatross, penguins and seals which attract visitors every year.

Tourism has grown in recent years, and the Falklands have become a regular stop-over for the many cruise ships heading to the Antarctic. Many visitors opt to stay in the Falklands and enjoy the beautiful nature and scenery consisting of green pastures and majestic mountains. The Falkland Islands boast a great variety of wildlife and conservation projects, and many tourists come to see the large numbers of penguins, seals and sea lions which inhabit the area. Others visit the islands to enjoy the historical heritage, as well as to do some wreck diving or play some rounds of golf.

If you have ever wanted to get away from everything, and enjoy a peaceful and time-stopping way of life, then the Tuamotu Islands are the place for you. From the second you set foot on one of the seventy-eight islands, you will love their awe-inspiring beauty. The relative inaccessibility of these French Polynesian Islands located in the middle of the South Pacific, have contributed to a lack of tourist-related development making it a true and remote paradise.

The Tuamotu Islands make up the largest chain of atolls in the world, and encompass large areas of the Pacific Ocean. Only 41 of the islands are inhabited, and the population is only a small 12.5 thousand. The remoteness of these islands promises a unique and peaceful experience, where visitors can enjoy nature at its best. The unspoiled reefs boast colourful coral reefs, and scuba divers and snorkelers can enjoy the spectacular marine life in the area. White-sand beaches are found throughout the islands, and lazy days on the beach are a must.

The Hawaiian archipelago lies surrounded by the Pacific Ocean; to the southwest of the United States. These beautiful islands are popular tourist destinations, and people travel from all over the world to enjoy the sun, sea and fun that these islands have to offer.

The majestic cliffs of the Na Pali coastline are awe inspiring, and visitors are struck by the sheer beauty of the landscape. Visitors can enjoy the views from a boat, helicopter, plane or by hiking through the numerous trails. The Hawaiian Islands offer great views and landscapes brought forth by previous volcanic activity. The archipelago is home to several natural parks and protected areas which can be enjoyed through numerous day trips. The crystal clear Pacific Ocean is home to an abundance of life; and divers and snorkelers will love the variety of marine life. Humpback whales attract people from all over the world, as they come to the warm waters to breed. Beaches are numerous, and the warm tropical weather continues to attract beach and sun lovers worldwide.