The luxury resort is set on 300 acres featuring three white sand beaches. Jim Fazio designed 18-hole championship golf course, Spa center, four tennis courts, Amrita fitness center, water sports center, The Trump Club Privée gaming, and a hotelier.  
 
Raffles Resort  has seven restaurants serving a selection of different  flavors, ranging from Euro-Italian  to innovative Caribbean-Cuban.

The resort features 156 rooms, offering breathtaking views. Each room has an area of at least 560 square feet.

All guest rooms feature air conditioning, ceiling fans, an array of bath amenities, fully stocked refreshment bars, fresh flowers, in-room safe, satellite television, voicemail, CD players, wireless connection.

Bellini’s Bar is adjacent to La Piazza and serves the resort’s signature Bellinis alongside a selection of cocktails, all of which complement perfectly the cuisine at La Piazza.

Mozambique has huge variety of natural attractions including string of sub-tropical islands, coral lagoons, spectacular beaches, 2500 km coastline and etc. Now we’re meeting with the Bazaruto Archipelago which is one of the most popular destinations in Mozambique.

There, the blue waters of the Indian Ocean are filled with colorful coral reefs which are ideal for watersports enthusiasts. The Bazaruto Archipelago is protecting marine national park. Home to all manner of wildlife, it’s known as some of the best diving area in the world. The most spectacular of the marine mammals are the Dugongs (sea cow) which were probably responsible for the myth of the mermaids. Other species to be found are manta rays, potato bass, marlin, five species of dolphins and the giant sunfish which can grow up to six meters long.

The archipelago with its long white sandy beaches is perfect spot for those just wishing to relax and magical escape. This is the paradise for those seeking a haven of peace and something extraordinary.

The largest of the Baltic Country – Lithuania, is one of Eastern Europe’s gems. The oldest part of the Lithuanian capital is charming mix of Baroque, Gothic, Renaissance, and post-modern buildings. Vilnius Old Town is the unique creation of splendid views and various cultures and traditions. It offers a huge range of hotels, excellent restaurants and entertainment to choose from. There are over 900 culture’s events for 2009. If it is nightlife you are after, there are plenty of trendy clubs where you can party till dawn. You can be assured that there is something for everyone.

The Old Town of Vilnius is one of the biggest in Middle Europe. It encompasses 74 quarters with 70 streets and lanes numbering over 1200 buildings. In 1994 it was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List as historic center which means – the Old Town, formerly encircled with defensive walls.

Cathedral Square is the heart of the city. Blend of domes, towers, antique shops and cosy cafes set amongst the winding streets are only a part of the beautiful atmosphere which you find in Vilnius’s Old Town. There you will find amazing hidden courtyards and plentiful pubs where you can rest your feet. Also there are a lot of street-stalls with amber jewellery, woodcarvings, hand-painted ceramics, pottery and etc.

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The Topkapi Palace is one of the most popular sights in Istanbul, Turkey. Built in 1453 on top of a hill, it offers a overlooking views of the Bosphorus, Golden Horn and Sea of Marmara. This palace was inhabited by sultans until the 19th century. Today it’s a world-class museum displaying accumulated treasures of the sultans.

You can be a part of the extravagant lifestyle of the rulers of one of the world’s greatest empires. Now galleries exhibit the imperial collection of crystal, silver, Chinese porcelain and a priceless collection of miniatures from medieval manuscripts. The visitors can enter the gardens and courtyards, and take a guided tour of the harem, the treasury and rooms with weapons collection.

 
 Open every day except Tuesday

The town is somewhat isolated, but easy accessible by ferry from Boston. Provincetown is may be one of the most liberal places on the face of the earth, hospitable to gays and lesbians. In later years the gay community turned this spot into the hottest gay vacation destination. Many people visit the town for its world-famous parties. The clubs close at 1am but it’s not the end of the night… The main waterfront street has a nonstop carnival atmosphere.

Provincetown also has quiet dunes where you can walk without another soul in sight and an untamed coastline with glorious beaches. During the whales’ migratory season, between April and October, whale watching tours are available.

The popular attraction is the Pilgrim Monument which stands on top of the cliffs offers panoramic views of the harbor and the Cape Cod National Seashore. Also there are Art Association and Museum, home to four galleries showcasing works by a variety of American artists.

Grandfather Mountain is a mountain near Linville, North, U.S.A.  It is the highest peak in the Blue Ridge Mountains and is a truly rustic and fun adventure, at 5,964 feet above sea level. At the top enjoy 360° panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. The view above is of an old man with a long beard lying down.
 

In 1952, Morton opened the mountain for hiking and added wildlife habitats and mile high swinging bridge to complete the attraction. In 2008, the State of North Carolina purchased the property from the late Hugh Morton’s family.
 

Seven animal habitats offer close-up views of native wildlife including bears, cougars, otters, and eagles in natural settings.

Grandfather supports 16 distinct habitat types in less than 5,000 acres, including Red Spruce-Fraser Fir Forests, heath balds, northern hardwood forests and high elevation rocky summits. If you visit Grandfather from mid-April through mid-July, you will be treated to many showy wildflowers.

The Grandfather Mountain Marathon: The Highland Games will begin in the afternoon of Thursday July 9 Events that day will include opening ceremonies, a piping concert, sheep herding exhibition, the running of “The Bear”. Prior to the torchlight ceremony, over 900 runners will participate in a 5-mile footrace. Tickets are $5 dollars each day for children ages 5-12 with children under five free

This is one of most pristine natural regions of the world. Eagle Island Camp is hidden from the world, deep within Okavango Delta, Botswana. The area offers a myriad waterways, vast flood plains and birdlife and mammal sightings. As one of the world’s premier bird-watching locations, Eagle Island Camp is the place of your nature experience. There are 11 luxury tents, and 1 private suite, all luxuriously appointed. Each of them has spacious wooden decks overlooking the lagoon. Furnished with easy chairs and a hammock, they’re offering great views over the surrounding floodplains. 

Attractions are geared towards exploring the area’s scenic and wildlife but the activities are dependent on the water levels. Between June and September when the water is high, Eagle Island Camp offers bird and game viewing by mokoro (dugout canoe), motorboats and walking trails. Activities include: Safari, Wildlife Game, Canoeing, Fishing, Photography, Cruise and dusk excursions in the 14-seater Sundowner cruiser, Swimming. The flying is avaible if you would like to watch the animals from the air, there is a inclusive helicopter safari.

Known also as the Niagara of the Caribbean, it’s undoubtedly the most popular tourist attraction in Jamaica. Located in Ocho Rios, Dunn’s River Falls is a dramatic 600-feet drop of cascading water it’s one of national treasures in the island. They attract thousands of visitors every year for ….. a climbing….

It’s a true! Dunn’s River Falls are truly breathtaking cascading waterfalls offers 600 feet of climbing to its guests. If you are physically able to “climb” the falls it is a must –it’s an incredible cascading falls challenge. The visitors carefully climb up limestone cascades, hand-in-hand like a human daisy chain, guided by competent staff. The professional guides are very knowledgeable and will ensure your comfort and safety at all times.

Water shoes are required and are available for rent if you do not bring your own. The fee: admission to Dunns River Falls is $10.00, shoe rental is $5.00. For more information – click here

Biltmore House is a spectacular style mansion near Asheville, North Carolina, built by George Washington Vanderbilt .1895.  Biltmore House is the largest privately owned home in the United States at 175,000 square feet.

This magnificent French Renaissance chateau contains 250 rooms complete with 65 fireplaces, 34 bedrooms, an indoor pool, a bowling alley and more.

A Banquet Hall with a 70-foot ceiling, 65 fireplaces, an indoor pool, bowling alley, and priceless antiques.

The Biltmore Winery produces award-winning wines, offers self-guided tours, a Tasting Room, a Wine Shop and a Wine Bar for your enjoyment.

The gardens have been exceptional. There are 2300 roses in the Rose Garden, over 1000 azaleas, and a special treat for gardeners–wonderful garden shops in and around the estate’s greenhouses.

We recommend a visit. There are also several wonderful restaurants.

It is “De Vrouwe van Stavoren Hotel” in the Netherlands. The hotel converted four of the giant old wine casks into four modest two-person rooms. This must be a great experience no matter if you love French wines or not. Once filled with 14,500 liters of Beaujolais wine from the French chateau today they’re transformed into rooms with standard facilities. All the hotel rooms are well-equipped, most with en-suite bathroom and shower, television, etc. The room will cost you from €74 to €119 a night.

Shinkansen is the first high-speed rail network, operated by four Japan Railways Group companies. Built in 1964, it serves as the core of Japan’s rail transportation network. Since the initial Shinkansen ran at 210 km/h. Test run speeds have been 443 km/h in 1996 and up to a world record of 581 km/h in 2003. This network has carried over 6 billion passengers without a single major accident.

The Arrabida Bridge is an arch bridge over the River Douro, Portugal. Built in 1963, its engineer and constructor is Edgar Cardoso. The bridge is 70 m above the water and spans 252 m. It carries a roadway 25 m wide and 615m long, which is the major access to the Oporto city. The reinforced-concrete arch is 52m tall and the plate rises up to 70m above water level. Arrabida Bridge was for sometime the widest single span concrete bridge in the world. Today this construction is 9th longest concrete arch bridge in the world. And now, I am leaving you to enjoy with the amazing photos of this spectacular bridge….

Sala Silvermine is one of the most unusual hotels of the world. It is situated in the middle of Sweden, 120 km from Stockholm. 155m underground it is not so much a hotel because there’s only bedroom and the underground staff consists of one butler, who prepares the guest’s breakfast and dinner.

Sala Silvergruva is one of the best preserved mines in the world. Ones produced to more than 3 tons of silver a year, today is one developed and entertaining show mine in Sweden. There are a dozen different tours, completed above ground by a small mining museum dedicated to the history of the silver mine. Also there is a Conference Hall, which seats 60 people and is used for parties, conferences or weddings. It is furnished with pine furniture and decorated with lambskins and candle light. It is even possible to stay underground for the night.

It’s a really strange building located in Suwon, South Korea, only 40km of Seoul. It’s the “first appearance largest toilet sculptures” organized and owned by Sim Jae-duck, chairman of the World Association of toilet. Today, around 40% of the world’s population doesn’t get to use hygienic toilets and he used this symbol of disease to bring forth the reality of two million people.

This toilet-shaped house costs $1.6 million and spreads over 420 sq m. In the center of the house is a glass-walled bathroom which features a device producing mist to make sure users do not feel too exposed. The glass structure offers four deluxe toilets—one of which includes a misting device that helps users “feel more secure” and electronic motion sensors that lift and lower the lid when needed. Also you can rent the house for an absurd $50,000 a day.

Boyoma Falls also known as Stanley Falls consists of seven cataracts, each of them is 15m high. The falls extend for 100 km along of the Lualaba River, Congo. At the bottom of the falls, the Lualaba becomes the Congo River, which is the fifth-longest river in the world, and the second longest in Africa (4,375m). The total fall in the river’s elevation is about 61 m, and the seventh and largest cataract is 730 m wide. It has a total drop of 61 meters. It currently holds the record of water-flow, its average being 600,000 cubic feet a second. Its peak record is currently 1,834,000 cubic feet a second.