Take in some of the beautiful sites of Bali that were captured in the following clip. Then read the article on eleven sites in Bali that must be seen when you travel to this amazing destination.
Bali is possibly one of the most enchanting island on earth. One of more than 13.000 islands in Indonesia, and Bali is revered as one of the world’s most popular and interesting tourist destination.
Some quick facts: Bali covers an area of 5620 km2, about 140 km from West to East and 80 km from the South to North. The South part consists of lime stone with beautiful soft white sand along the beach, while the East, West and North are mostly volcanic layers with black soft sand beach.
Bali has a tropical climate with the average temperature of about 30 degrees C (80 degrees F) all year. It has only 2 seasons, dry season started from April to October and wet season from October to April. It is always nice and cool in the hillside while though hot around the coastal area but there are still nice breeze all the time. The dry season is always sunny with great view of sunset and sunrise, while the wet season is not too wet because there is still much sun to enjoy during the day time.
Here are eleven things one must see if you are in Bali. Continue Reading »
One of the best ways to travel through any country is a self driving holiday. No matter the country there truly is no accounting for the sites and culture you will witness when you yourself are leading the way. It is so much more fulfilling when you are the one driving and discovering little corners of the world that may or may not be on any map. It is unfortunate that the state of the petrol economy is having such a global effect on driving habits in general. Especially because it is really cutting into the road trip adventures of so many families all over the world. With that said if you happen to have the resources to plan a trip and you are a fan of self driving holidays, read the following article regarding self driving holidays in South Africa. Once you are done please leave your comments at the end or if you prefer to share your own article about some other attraction use the blogshot submission form for this blog.
The beauty of a self-drive holiday is that there doesn’t even have to be a plan. You can go with the flow and in true African style, go where the wind takes you. The only problem with this is that it can be a little stressful making sure that you have a place to stay each night if you keep changing your route! A planned itinerary is the best way to have a relaxing holiday as all your hotel accommodation and routes will be booked in advance, leaving you with nothing to worry about except taking in the sights.
Self-Drive Holidays in South Africa
South Africa is a country of immense natural beauty, intriguing cultural sites and many exciting attractions. A holiday here can never encompass everything that South Africa has to offer, but one of the best ways to see as much as possible is by driving yourself. The flexibility offered by a self-drive holiday means that you can see the attractions and places that appeal to you, although sometimes in a country as diverse as South Africa, the choice can become overwhelming. But with a little forward planning or the help of a tour operator, self-drive holidays can really work for you.
A Coastal Itinerary
South Africa has everything from spectacular coast lines to game parks and one of the best ways to see the best that the country has to offer is to drive yourself and be able to include both of these in your itinerary. Continue Reading »
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