Navagio Beach

Navagio Beach is located on Zakynthos Island and can be reached only by boat. This picture-perfect beach is one of the most-visited sites in Greece. The stunning beach houses wrecks of alleged smugglers and features white sandy beaches, clear blue water and sheer limestone cliffs.

The Baths

Located at the southern tip of Virgin Gorda, the Baths is third largest island in the British Virgin Islands. Massive granite boulders are found around the beach, and forms spectacular tunnels and grottoes. These amazing sandy beaches are borderd by tropical palms, which adds to the dramatic effect.

Tapuaetai

Tapuaetai Beach is one of the most –visited beaches of Cook Islands, and offers breath-taking views of the Aitutaki lagooni. At the World Travel Awards that took place in June 2008 in Sydney, this beach was awarded the title of being “Australasia’s Leading Beach”.

Zlatni Rat

Zlatni Rat is most famous beaches in Europe and one of the popular tourist attractions in Croatia. This exotic beach is located near the city of Bol in island of Brach. The shape of this amazing beach changes according to the change in tide, winds and currents.

lüdeniz

lüdeniz is located on the coastline of Turkey on the Aegean Sea. It is known for its shades of turquoise. This beach is one of the most photographed beaches in the Mediterranean region.

Trunk Bay

Trunk Bay is located in the United States Virgin Islands and is rated as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world by the National Geographic Society. Trunk Bay beach attracts thousands of cruise ship passengers every year. Amenities available at the beach are snack bars, restrooms, showers, lifeguards and water sports.

Maya Bay

Maya Bay is the second largest island among the Phi Phi Islands. This beach boosts superb marine life and is one of the most favorite spots for the divers.

Whitehaven Beach

This exotic beach is located on Whitsunday Island. It is 6 kilometer long. The beach has very fine white sand, which is 98 per cent pure silica. This sand is used for designing lens of the Hubble telescope.

Tulum

Tulum is located on the eastern coast of the Yucatán Peninsula. The tropical beach is one of the top tourist attractions in Mexico and is a perfect heaven for the photographers.

Anse Source D’Argent

Located on La Digue, Anse Source D’Argent is one of the most photographed beaches in the world. The beach has a perfect combination of massive granite boulders bordering the coastline, coconut palms and pink sand beaches.

And complimenting the beautiful beach is the island of the St Barts which offers for everybody a perfect destination to enjoy beach vacation. There are many activities which can be done on beaches:

• Kayaking  • Swimming  • Sailing  • Cruising for a day excursion • Scuba diving  • Snorkeling  • Deep sea fishing (Catch your own food!)  • Volleyball  • Parasailing  • Water scooter ride

And for the accommodation and wonderful stay experience, there is Isle de France which offers for stay 33 rooms that are situated in its main building along with there are several cottages that have surrounding of tropical gardens for more personal space experience.

And the place is also awesome destination to have romantic honeymoon vacation where you will get your privacy, as there are hillside bungalow which is set on hills and you will love the solitude it offers. In the bungalow there is private pool and you will love the scenic views. And if you want to be more close to beach then there is option of the two bedroom suite which is close to beach and will also offer privacy too.

This stunningly beautiful place has fresh water pools one which is overlooking beach and other one which is middle of tropical garden. Other than that there is a tennis court, a fitness center where you can exercise and there is spa for rejuvenating yourself, offering beauty services as well as massages.

La Casa de l’isle’ restaurant that is beachfront serving traditional cuisine French, and definitely it’s a romantic ambience and setting. Also there are private terraces where you can ask for the breakfast to serve.

Best Time To Go:

St. Bart has beautiful tropical climate, where the year-round temperatures in 80’s. though its advisable that you avoid the St Bart’s in months of September to October when there is  more rains which often downpours.

Plan this Vacation

Room rates depending on suites you choose it starts from Euro 505 in falls; and during winters Euro 780.

Isle de France

Saint Barthelemy

Contact Number: +59-0590-276181

Geographically, the country’s terrain consists of mountains, narrowed coastal plains and quite a huge lowland jungle in North Eastern part of the country. Another lowland region that’s densely populated is Sula Valley to the North Western part. The river Coco does mark the Honduran-Nicaraguan boundary to the South Eastern part. Other parts that belong to Honduran Republic are Swan Islands and Islas de la Bahia as well as Rosario and Misteriosa Banks.

Climatically, the Honduran weather does vary from lowland tropical to temperatures along the mountains. Like other tropical countries, Honduras does experience both dry and rainy seasons. In particular, the South and West regions have monsoons running typically from May through November. Just to North as well as Bay Islands, the monsoon arrives quite late from September through December with expected storms around February.

The most ideal time to visit Honduras would be the dry seasons, especially scuba divers could get most of their interests fulfilled, and it’s also optimal to tour La Moskitia. All in all, it’s pretty satisfying to travel to Honduras in the months of February through March. If you’d like to experience the rainy season, it has its own goodies for travelers and you would still have a good time bathing in the rains and getting around feeling the Honduran weather more up close.

Cala Conta Beach Resort is known for offering the classy visual experiences of a sunset each evening. Long stretches of sand and clear waters add character to the beach resort. The beach’s vicinity is quite mesmerizing that portrays amazing landscapes. Rocky cliffs and sand dunes paint the beach exquisitely with all colors possible that nature could provide. There’re sheltered private coves in the beach that could be accessed along the deeper waters through rocky ledges that lead to the coves.

Cala Conta is located on the Western Coast of the Ibiza Island, off Cala Bassa. This is an ideal destination if you’re a nature lover looking to find some inner peace, and in case you desire to hook up with people, you’re never short of finding some as Cala Conta attracts a huge number of tourists all year round. Moreover, cultures blend here making it even more peaceful. It’s all up to you to decide what exactly you’re looking for and getting anything you want is always on the cards, you know you could be the lucky one. Vacationing in the afternoons is the best possible time in Cala Conta as you could really prepare yourself for the breathtaking sunset view. However, be wary of strong tides after sunsets as it could prove a bit nasty if you stay too close to the waters.

That said, you got to shower praises on Hollywood for creating a unique beach. The Hanalei Bay is located along the Northern Shores of Kauai and stretches a good two miles with golden sand with a background of hilly volcanic cliffs braided with waterfalls jumping from a mesmerizing 1000 feet.

The clear blue waters are house to colorful coral reefs, rainbow-patterned fish and a heaven for avid divers and snorkelers. At summertime, the Hanalei Bay waters relax a bit flowing with sunny weather thereby turning placid resembling a big swimming pool. During this time, opportunists are avid fishermen, swimmers, kayakers and canoe paddlers. On the other hand, winters make the waters rougher where large waves are created drawing windsurfers and board surfers to the gigantic breakers.

Ships were usually transporting cargo and travelers through the Atlantic from mid 1800s, but in 1900 they actually built a ship specifically for leisure purposes better known as cruises now. The luxurious ship was called Prinzessin Victoria Luise and had around 120 superb staterooms, darkroom for photographers and even a gym. The ship sailed to cruise on 26th Jan 1901 from New York for what was its 1st official cruise that included a pit stop at St. Thomas. The ship continued its journey through the Mediterranean and Caribbean for 5 long years before accidentally running into the shores of Jamaica in the year 1906.

To this day, St. Thomas is the one among the world’s busiest cruiser ports. In peak seasons, you could see at least 10 vessels daily docking at the various terminals. Other than shopping duty-free goods, cruisers would also like to visit beaches as a priority, and they have choices of Magens Bay and Lindbergh Bay’s Emerald Beach to the North and South respectively. You would also have the opportunity to feel some of the things experienced by the original cruisers way back 100 years ago.

Capri in Italy is one such beach destination you should be looking forward to. History says ancient Romans used to vacation for a long time spanning four to five years altogether embarking on journeys to important sites, primarily in Egypt and Greece. Long vacations such as these would start close to home with pit stops along the Bay of Naples seaside resorts. These vacations were ongoing for more than 100 years with the wealthier Romans often vacationing in Baiae, an exotic town with hot medicinal springs, splendid villas (including villas of Nero and Caesar) and not to forget luxurious parties at nights.

Baiae was abandoned by 1500, and its ruins now seen under Bay of Naples. At the present time, a place equivalent to Baiae would be Capri that’s just like a playground for the rich and famous. Beaches at Capri are chiefly rocky, but very popular nonetheless. Bagni di Tiberio is a beautiful beach near the fishing district of the island, which was once upon a time the seaside palace of Emperor Tiberius.

Getting to Capri would be through regular hydrofoil and ferry rides between Capri and Naples, which would roughly take around 45 to 75 minutes to reach there.

Wineglass Bay is situated in Tasmania. Many magazines globally have listed this beach to be one among the most beautiful beaches while the beach’s past is still haunting many who know about it. The story goes back to 1820s when whalers got off from their vessels and landed on Wineglass Bay. The whalers had a bad time with the original aboriginal tribe called Pydairrerme. The whalers would often sail in smaller boats to harpoon and hunt whales. After the catch, they would tow the dead whale to the shore, butcher them and boil it for oil. Oil was then sent to the UK and used for the purpose of lighting, and they made ladies’ corsets utilizing whalebones. During the butchery of whales along the shores, whales’ blood would stain all over the Wineglass Bay area giving rise to a dark red color; hence it was named Wineglass Bay. Whaling was ultimately stopped by conservationists, but it was flourishing here for as long as 20 years.

At the present time, Wineglass Bay belongs to the Freycinet National Park that’s popular for boating, sea kayaking, bush walking and rock climbing. Even though the past was an uneventful one, the beaches still attract plenty of travelers from all parts of the world.

Grand Hyatt is moderately built and not the biggest of all the resorts. It spreads over several acres of land comprising of spas, neatly maintained exquisite lawns, Balinese village, craftsmen, culture shows and last but not the least Indonesian delicacies. Quality is at par when compared to some exotic resorts. The resort sticks to the Indonesian culture while intelligently camouflaging into a modern hotel at all times. Activities are aplenty to be experienced.

Undergoing renovation some time back, the resort hasn’t changed much, but polished pretty well. It takes a pleasure for any resort to announce 650 accommodations available to cater any number of tourists knocking its doors. The accommodations comprise of suites and villas and most of these have private balconies and gardens.

The amenities and facilities provided are of top quality, and the management has indeed worked hard in giving utmost customer satisfaction, luxury, convenience and comfort. The Customer Care Department here probably has to work the least, as there’s not much to complain as attention paid to smallest details is quite remarkable.

Whether you intend to travel with friends or family, Grand Hyatt welcomes one and all. Moreover, children would have the time of their life with plenty of programs arranged specially for them.

Malmok Beach – Aruba

The Malmok Beach’s history dates back to World War II, and the site’s considered as one among the biggest shipwrecks along the Caribbean beaches. During WWII, there was a German freighter called Antilla that carried provisions to submarines that were patrolling waters of the Venezuelan Coast. The Antilla was permitted to dock at Aruba. Aruba at that time was the neutral zone, but not until Germany occupied Holland in the year 1940 that made Aruba join the Allies. Due to this, Antilla was ordained to surrender. The captain of Antilla agreed to surrender the next day, but when police arrived at the scene, the ship was gone. It turned out that the Captain of Antilla had sunk the ship himself, some place off Malmok Beach due to fear that the vessel would be captured by Allies. At the present time, the Antilla (a 400 footer WWII marvel) lies deep in the Caribbean and regarded one among the biggest wrecks to have ever happened. It is now home to plenty of marine lives to include large ruby sponges, lobsters, coral formations and many tropical fish.

Due to the significant WWII shipwreck, the Malmok Beach attracts snorkelers, history buffs and divers. Divers and snorkelers usually dive deep to explore the shipwreck in clear waters. The shipwreck sleeps over 60 feet of seawater, and is a haven for divers as they have plenty of diving time, yet Antilla was a large vessel and exploring her fully would need several deep dives. If diving doesn’t interest you much, you could go down to the Boca Catalina, which is a reclusive bay appropriate for swimming.