Sunday 28 December 2014

Amazingly Beautiful Waterfalls Lebanon








 
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Travel places : Lebanon.

This breathtaking  Baatara gorge waterfall which is 255m. Also known as:
“Cave of the Three Bridges,” an abyss, “Three Bridges Chasm”, sinkhole, “pothole” and “hole in the wall.” 







Tuesday 11 November 2014

Lollipop Holidays for 2018 Cheap Deals


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When it comes to early holiday bookings for summer 2018, most people does it in January but there are huge advantages if you spare some Christmas shopping money for your next holiday. Early booking discounts are much better before new year.

Here are some ideas for your inspiration from earlier posts:


VISITING INDIA 



 More than two-thirds o f Indian people live in the thousands of villages dotted all over India. Most people work on the land. They do not own large farms; many own or rent small pieces of land. Here they grow food for their families, with perhaps a bit extra to sell at market. It is a hard life. People live in simple houses, sometimes built around open-air courtyards. Each village also has a well and a temple or mosque.
Some people leave their villages and travel to the big cities in search of work. Some get jobs as household servants, hotel workers or rickshaw drivers. But many return em ptyhanded. Indian cities are very overcrowded. Many people live in slum s on the outskirts of the city. Some cannot even afford to do this. They sleep on the pavement. There are also gangs of beggars, trying to scrape together enough money' to live on. Wealthy people usually live in large blocks of flats. They have servants to cook, clean and keep house for them .

If you lived in India, you'd probably have not only your parents, but your grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins living with you. When an Indian girl gets married, she leaves her family and goes to live with her husband's family. Indian weddings are very grand affairs, lasting for several days. The bride wears a special, embroidered sari with beautiful jewellery and elaborate make-up.

WHAT ABOUT BENIDORM IN 2018?

Benidorm Nightlife
Benidrom is famous with its night life, festivals and beautiful weather all year around. Join the followers of The Benidorm Travel Guide on Facebook and visit the blog for festival dates in 2018
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MADERIA




Many stories have been told about the discovery and colonization of Madeira, and many myths persist to this day. One is that Madeira is the last vestige of the drowned continent of Atlantis; another is that the lost treasure of the notorious pirate Captain Kidd is buried on one of the llhas Selvagens. The truth is more prosaic. It is known for a fact that the Madeiran islands were familiar to navigators long before Porto Santo and Madeira were officially 'discovered' by Joao Gongalves Zarco in 1418 and 1420. Pliny, the 1 st-century ad Roman writer, called them the 'Purple Islands' because of the distinctive colour of Madeira's volcanic rocks and soil. The Medici map of 1351, drawn by Genoese cartographers, was the first to depict Madeira and give it a name I Isola delle Lolegname (Island of Wood). The same name - llha da Madeira in Portuguese i was used by Zarco when he landed in 1420, laying daim to the island on behalf of Portugal.

The story of Robert Machin Facts, though, are rarely as romantic as the tales embroidered by sailors with time on their hands as they sailed the Atlantic carrying cargoes of Madeiran sugar, grain and wine. About 100 years after Zarco's discovery, chronicler Valentine Fernandes published a different account, which he no doubt heard in some harbourside bar. This concerns a Bristol merchant, Robert Machin, who was blown out into the Atlantic by a storm while sailing to Portugal. Ending up within sight of Madeira, Machin went ashore to investigate.

 His mutinous crew decided to abandon Machin, but they got caught up in another storm which drove them on to the Moroccan coast where they were taken prisoner, destined to serve as galley slaves. Determined to return to civilisation, Machin built himself a raft. He, too, fell prey to Moroccan pirates and ended up in the same prison as his former crew. 

Machin then furiously attacked one of his fellow sailors, meaning to kill him in revenge. Astonished by the ferocity of the fight, Machin's gaolers forced him to explain his actions and it was not long before the whole story of the mysterious island at the edge of the known world began to circulate. It was only a matter of time before Henry the Navigator heard the story and sent Zarco out to investigate. Even more romantic versions of Machin's story circulated in the 17th century in which he is portrayed as an English aristocrat eloping with his sweetheart, Anna d'Arfet (or Anne of Hertford). Shipwrecked on Madeira, she dies of exposure and he of a broken heart. Zarco is said to have found their graves when he stepped ashore in 1420, inspiring him to name the spot Machico. Another Madeiran legend has it that Zarco set fire to Madeira - this being the fastest way to clear the island's dense woodland - and that the forests blazed for seven years. In fact, clearance was probably much more selective: the island's timber was a valuable resource, used for building houses, ships and the crates to hold sugar and other crops.




Wednesday 13 August 2014

Cheap Sun Holidays : Sunsave and Sunshine Holidays

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The Sunshine is a leading online travel agent, committed to provide cheap deals to ensure fun-filled holidays. The idea behind sunshine is to offer travellers an opportunity to plan their itinerary at low cost. The website is designed to cut the costs by only selling holidays online and transferring the savings to you. The word-of-mouth publicity has done wonders for the company that expensive advertising could have found difficult to attain.
There are thousands of happy customers availing maximum benefits of the cheap holiday plans sunshine.co.uk offer. This online travel agent guarantees travellers of the lowest price possible for the holiday plans.


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Are you planning an itinerary to summer destinations? If yes, the Sunsave is here with a number of cheap and affordable travel plans for you. Whether you have made up your mind to visit exotic summer destinations in Asia, Europe, Caribbean or any other part of the world, this award winning online travel planner would help you book cheap flights, hotels and other requisites at lowest price possible.
On the website of this travel agent, you can get plenty of cheap deals and offers that will save lots of your money. You can get all inclusive family holiday plans on the website.




Sunday 6 July 2014

Compare Cheap Holiday Websites

Find Best deals : Compare Holidays from best Travel Sites



 
An Effort to Compare the Best Holiday Comparison Sites

Due to the recession and tourist’s importance on economical travelling has lead to a situation where the best fare comparison of travel and tourism is happening. Hence it is important to compare the best comparison sited resource in order to get the best deal in travelling so that you can save a lot of money that can be used wisely. There were lot of tougher days that we would struggle to get the information on economical air fares and hotel stays, but you need not worry, thanks to the websites that will provide with the comparison of best prices in travel and tourism. The website gives you in depth details about the air fares, hotel stay, service charges, food and drinks price menu and many such aspects of travelling.

The website gives you clear idea on the different rates for many of the factors such as the hotel stay prices of different classes of hotels, the bar and pub charges, the transport charges, the travel insurances, and the package tour prices so that I will be able to decide on my destination, budget, number of days I would stay, the type of car service I would go for, the type bars I would hang out in and many such factors. So my personal suggestion for those who want to plan their travel is that, take your time and visit the below website so that you are aware of all kinds of charges and options amongst the best when it comes to travelling.
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DESTINATIONS:
France :  Leisure in Aix-en-Provence 
Aix has a wide range of leisure activities. There are
lots of sports clubs, public swimming pools and
parks to play in, or museums, libraries and galleries
to visit. Many children are members
of scout groups and there are also several

youth clubs which organize parties, games and 
outing to places of interest near the city.

Everyone likes dining out in Aix. Many Cafes
are open from early morning to late night. In the summer,
 chairs and tables spill out on to the pavements, where people
meet to chat, drink coffee, read the newspapers or
just watch the world go by.
In the evenings there are ja/.z bars, nightclubs,
discos and a casino. There is always plenty of
entertainment at the city theatres and concert halls,
including a world-famous music festival in August.
At weekends, many people leave the city. The
surrounding hilly countryside is good for hiking,
horse-riding and mountain-hiking. In
winter, it only takes three hours by
car to reach Grenoble, the nearest major ski resort.
THE GOLDEN TEMPLE - India
The Golden Temple is built on one of the world's most peaceful and beautiful
sites, in Amritsar, India. The temple sits on the middle of a sacred lake, fed by
an underground spring. It is a unique mix of Hindu and Muslim architectural
styles and is one of the holiest places for members of the Sikh religion.
There are approximately 19 million Sikhs in India. Their beliefs combine
aspects of Hinduism and Islam. About 500 years ago, the Sikhs became a
powerful force in the Punjab region of India, where millions continue to live
today. In 2004 Manmohan Singh became India's first Sikh prime minister.
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Friday 27 June 2014

Teletext Holidays

Teletext Holidays for Cheap Deals



 

Many people knows Teletext Holidays from TV. In old days, when cheap internet travel companies not very popular, teletext was one of the favorite cheap deal finding tool for the Brits for years. Some people still looking on TV ads and making phone calls to tour operators to book affordable summer holidays. However, now you can search on http://www.teletextholidays.co.uk/ and find deals directly, see my comparison of teletext holidays with icelolly.com and read more: http://lollypop-holidays.org.uk/teletextholidays-icelolly.html


Some interesting places to go with Telexet Holidays :

Kapparis Beach- Cyprus : Leisure Waves Unlimited.

 A short stroll through the main street of Kapparis is highly rewarding for many reasons. This street was actually the main coastal road to Famagusta in olden days. Famagusta, once the flourishing place in Cyprus with its safe beaches and white sand, has gone to devastation after the Turkish invasion. Now it is a secluded locality with deserted beaches and empty hotels.

‘Protaras aquarium’ which is situated at the opposite end of the main street through Kapparis has a special treat for its visitors. A beautiful cove with a lovely church overlooking the sea is another treat which Kapparis offers to its tourists.

The buffer zone that divides the island into North Cyprus and South Cyprus is at a walk able distance from the main street of Kapparis. This zone has two admirable things- an information center and a zoo. The information center outlines the history of the division of Cyprus. The zoo has a tower from which one can see across the borders of Cyprus.

The fireman’s beach is also at a walk able distance from the main streets of Kapparis. The beach was named so because of its proximity to a training institute for fire service.

Kapparis, with its extolling scenic beauty, quiet beaches and friendly people is what you need if you are looking for a pleasing and lovely holidaying completely ignorant of the hustle-bustle of modern life.

Barcelona,Capital of Catalonia

Barcelona is the second-largest city in Spain and has a
population of 1.5 million. In the last ten years, the city's
economy, and much of its population, has enjoyed a boom

in prosperity. Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia, which,
like several other areas of Spain, has its own distinctive
culture and language.
At the beginning of the twentieth century, Barcelona was
one of the first Spanish cities to become industrialized. It fell
into decline in the 1980s, but since 1990 the city has adapted
well to changes in the world economy. Originally a city
of heavy industry, and one of Spain's most important
Mediterranean ports, it has developed into a city of high-tech
industry and a major tourist destination.
Today, Barcelona is a thriving commercial centre. New,
more environmentally friendly factories have been built by
companies such as the SEAT car company, which is part of
Spain's largest export sector of cars and car parts. Spanish
exports to the rest of Europe have increased generally, and
Barcelona, situated only 100 km from the French border, is in




Thursday 26 June 2014

Rainforests of the World

WHERE IN THE WORLD
Over half of the world’s rainforests are

in South and Central America. The
remainder can be found in parts of
Africa, Asia and Australia. Almost all
rainforests lie between two imaginary
lines north and south of the equator,
called the ftopic of Cancer and the
fropic of Capricorn. This is why they
are often called tropical rainforests.
It has been hot and wet in the tropics
for millions of years. These constant
conditions have made it possible for
rainforests to develop into the most
diverse and complex environments
in the world. Some scientists
recognise over 40 different types of
rainforest, each with its own variety of
plant and animal life.

Rainforests once formed a wide,
green belt around the planet but today
pictures taken from space tell a
different story. All around the world
large areas of rainforest are vanishing
as people clear the way for crops,
homes and businesses. Many species
of wildlife are disappearing too.

► In the tropics, the only change in weather
conditions is from wet to wetter during the
rainy season. This means that rainforest trees do
not need to flower in spring or shed their leaves
in autumn. Each type of tree has its own growth
cycl^ The varying tree cycles guarantee a
regular supply of flowers, fruits, nuts and seeds
for rainforest creatures.

▼ The largest rainforest in the world stretches
across the Amazon Basin in South America. It
covers an area nearly as big as Australia. The
Amazon River snakes through the rainforest. It
is the largest river system in the world. During
the rainy season, parts of the rainforest are
flooded by the Amazon and fish swim among the
giant tree trunks.

Tuesday 27 May 2014

lollypop holidays : Best Places to Go

Cheap Holidays and Best Places to Go


GREECE
The heritage of ancient Greece: The history of Greece spans over 5,000 years. Ancient Greek culture and civilization, which flourished around the shores of the Mediterranean, reached its peak around 500 BC, producing some of the world's greatest artists, dramatists, politicians, philosophers, mathematicians, doctors and scientists. In the second century BC, Greece fell to the Romans. When, in AD 330, the Roman Empire was split in two, the eastern Greek-speaking part formed the Byzantine Empire. From the eleventh century, a succession of foreign peoples invaded Greece, and by the late 1500s it had been absorbed into the Ottoman Empire.
Greece Islands


The beginnings of Modem Greece: Greece was dominated by Ottoman Turkish rule for nearly 400 years. In 1821 the Greeks rose up against their Ttirkish rulers, winning their independence in 1830. However it was a much smaller country than it is today, for much of Greece did not gain independence until the late 1800s or during the Balkan Wars of 1912-13.
During World War 11 Greece was occupied by the Germans. Following its liberation in 1945, the country was plunged almost immediately into a civil war (1946-49) in which the government defeated the Communist Left, bringing Greece into line with the West. In 1952 Greece joined NATO.

FRANCE
France lies at the heart of Western Europe. It is the largest country in Europe, and one of the European Union's largest and most influential countries, playing an important part in world affairs. Its size and central position, bordered by eight different countries, makes it a country of many contrasts and surprises.
france alpines

Thousands of tourists from all over the world visit France for its beautiful and varied countryside. It is divided into twenty-two regions, including the island of Corsica off the Italian coast. Each region has its own distinctive character and traditions and some even have their own special languages and dialects, such as Breton in Brittany, although French is the official language. France's full name is r La Republique Frangaise (The Republic of France), meaning that the entire country V is governed by a president, chosen by the French people every seven years. France first became a republic after a peasant uprising in 1789, which started with the capture of the Bastille prison in Paris on 14 July. Today Bastille Day, on 14 July, is a national holiday, with parties, processions and fireworks, and the streets are decorated with the national flag.

EGYPT
In the fifteenth-century tales of 1001 Arabian Nights, which included Aladdin and Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, Cairo was called 'the Mother of the World'. It was given this name because it was thought to be the oldest and largest city on earth. Even then, the city was already more than 4,500 years old, Today, Cairo is still the largest city in Africa and the Middle East.

BRAZIL

Tourism in Brazil has quadrupled from 1.1 million visitors in 1990 to 4 million in 2000. More visitors are beginning to come from Europe, North America and Asia. Tourism is growing fast and this growth is expected to continue well into the twenty-first century. It is one of the country's major employers and provided work for 5.8 million people in 1998.

ITALY
Italy contains a wonderful variety of architecture. In Roman times, town planning was very sophisticated. The Romans invented concrete and were the first to use the arched vault. They continued the Greek tradition of mosaics by pressing tiny bits of stone into wet plaster. The Romans used uniform shapes and matching numbers of arches and columns. They had a great influence on Italian artists of the Renaissance. Today lots of monuments are crumbling, but most of the old city centres are preserved as they were many years ago.
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Wednesday 23 April 2014

Turkey Holidays: Boat Trips and Attractions

THINGS TO SEE & DO IN TURKEY : Boat Trip to Kekova

Kekova Island

Kekova Island lies only a few hundred metres offshore and only became
an island when the level of the Mediterranean rose in the early part of
the first millennium. As the water flooded in, it swallowed the ancient
city that thrived here.The boat sails in to view what remains of Batikkent
(the 'sunken city'), but archaeologists haven’t yet identified which city it
actually was. More Turkey Holidays: http://lollipop-holidays.org.uk/turkey-holidays.html

The island is protected as an ancient site so no one is allowed to set foot
on it, but your boat will get in close to shore and you can get good views of
the remains of numerous stone buildings clinging to the hillside, and the
ancient harbour just below the waterline. Under the water are the remains
of yet more buildings, and the sea bed is dotted with ancient pottery
amphorae lying where they fell many hundreds of years ago. Some other best beaches in Turkey : http://susan-jones.co.uk/best-beaches-in-turkey.html

The necropolis of Teimiussa
On the inland shoreline are the remains of ancient Teimiussa, half submerged
in water and half-choked by the fertile mud that now helps
make this part of Turkey the capital of fruit and vegetable production.
Look out particularly for several excellent Lycian tombs rising out of the
water, supported on their stone pillars

Swimming
After your explorations,you will be allowed time for swimming and
snorkelling. Watch out for the spiny sea urchins that breed in the
shallows here. If you step on them, the spines break off in your foot
and can become infected. If you are after other best destinations in Turkey visit: Best turkey Resorts
Good sites: http://www.theguardian.com/travel/turkey and Turkey Holidays.

Thursday 3 April 2014

Lollipop Holidays to Japan

Japan is one of the far longhaul destination for the Brits. Japan holidays are not cheap, so it is curitial to find good discount for your travel costs from a tour operator. Lollipop holidays site mostly covers on the beach holidays but there is a Japan travel page as well.



Weather and Climate for your Holiday Plans:

Cold winters, wet summer: If you spent the winter In Japan, you'd probably prefer to stay on the eastern side of the country. The winters here tend to be clear, dry and mild. Winters on the western side of the country are much more fierce. The people who live here have to wrap up warm to protect themselves against bitterly cold winds blowing In from Russia and heavy snows. Japan 's summers can be very wet, with many rainy days. In late summer, Japan Is often hit by revolving tropical storms known as typhoons. Typhoon winds can blow a t up to 200km per hour (that's over one and half times quicker than cars can travel on the motorwayl) and can cause a lot of damage to buildings.



Yokohama, where some of native Japanese people live, is a port on the east coast of Honshu. In June, it rains almost every day.You have to wear plastic shoes and a raincoat to keep dry when you go out. When it has been raining a lot, the streets are filled with puddles, which are fun to splash around in. Sometimes the winds are very strong.Then it can be difficult to walk and you have to stay indoors. When you look out of the window, you can see people's umbrellas being blown inside out by the wind. visit : http://www.jnto.go.jp/

Monday 17 March 2014

Lollypop Holidays : Cheap Holidays to Spain

If you are looking for cheap holidays to Spain, I can guide you to some good websites with great travel advice and resources. Spain has been one of the most visited holiday destination for British people since
very early history of travel and tourism. Visit : http://www.spain.info
and lollypop holidays the original site..

Spain is in south-western Europe.
Spain is the second
largest country
(after France) in
western Europe.
Madrid is the capital city
of Spain. It has grand
squares, avenues,
buildings and parks, and
a world-famous art
gallery called the Prado.


Madrid is the highest capital city in Europe. Spain has borders with four other European countries and a coastline along the Bay of Biscay, the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. The Balearic Islands and the Canary Islands, off the coast of West Africa, are part of Spain.

The landscape Spain has a very varied landscape. There are huge areas of flat farmland. In the middle of the country is a high plateau called the Meseta. In the hot dry south there is even an area of semi-desert.Spain also has high mountain ranges including the Pyrenees and the Cantabrian mountains in the north, and the Sierra Nevada in the south.
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Tuesday 11 March 2014

Brazil Holidays

Brazil well known for their carnivals, is a one of the best travel and holiday destination in South America.

A bit History..
Early in the twentieth century, there was a growing demand for rubber across the world. Brazil had plentiful supplies of rubber in its Amazon rainforest. Many landowners made vast sums of money out of rubber.

But tens of thousands of people who came to the rainforest in search of work died from starvation and disease. Brazil relied he avily upon imported goods until World War II (1939-45). Supplies from abroad were stopped during the war. New industries had to be developed. Money was put into building new roads and factories. Foreign companies were encouraged to open factories to make cars and other products. The economy began to grow rapidly. But not all Brazilians have benefited from the money that is being generated by new industries. There is still a huge divide between rich and poor throughout the country. The whole city of Brasilia was built in 1950 as part of the plan to develop the economy.

Curitiba is now the capital of the state of Parana and has a population of over 1.5 million. It is one of Brazil's busiest and fastest-growing cities. Living standards are high in Curitiba. It is a clean city with good health and education services. There is an efficient public transport system. The crime-rate is low compared to many places in Brazil. The city has plenty of parks, gardens and pedestrian-only streets. Its historic buildings have been well looked after. These benefits are the result of good planning by local government. Some of the major car manufacturers have decided to open factories in Curitiba because the city is so well managed. They include Volvo, Renault and Chrysler. Useful Info : visit lollipop Travel Website and mexico holidays page. Also read: facts, info and brazil holidays.

Friday 28 February 2014

Tenerife and Spain Holidays

Introducing Spain 
Spain is situated on the Iberian Peninsula, at the far
western end of Europe. In the last 50 years, Spain

has changed from being one of the most isolated
countries in the Western world to having global
connections. It is now an important and influential
country as part of the European Union, and Spanish
is the third most common language in the world,
after Chinese Mandarin and English.
gj Spain has three international borders, a short border with
Gibraltar, a British territory, and includes the Canary Islands.

The heart of Spain

Spain is divided into several
regions, each with different
landscapes and peoples. Ca-stile,
in the middle of the country,
is centred around the capital,
Madrid, and has a harsh
landscape of broad plains and
rugged mountains. The name
Castile means 'Land of Castles',
and there are many forts on the
hilltops of Castile. The people
who live there - Castilians - have
been the dominant force in Spain
since the fifteenth century. They
sponsored the first voyages of
discovery to the Americas and
established colonies there,
making Spain the world's first


major colonial power.

When it was built during the eighth
century, the mosque at Cordoba was
the second largest in the world, and it
was one of the most important places
in the Islamic Empire. The Moorish
influence can be seen in its architecture.
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 The inside of the mosque at
Cordoba has more than 1,000
pillars supporting arches designed
in the Moorish style. It became
a Roman Catholic cathedral
in 1236 CE.
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Friday 21 February 2014

Caribbean Holidays

Caribbean is one of the most known exotic holiday destination. People from all over the world travel to
Caribbean Islands for luxury Holidays.
As a result of the area's stormy history of invasion and slavery the Caribbean is populated by people from many different ethnic backgrounds. Few of the Caribbean's original inhabitants remain. The many different languages spoken reflect the wide range of places from which Caribbean peopled ancestors came. Most of the 36 million people who live in the Caribbean today are descended from those brought from West Africa in the 16th and 17th centuries to work as slaves on sugar plantations. The native Caribbean people were almost completely wiped out by European invaders.

The Caribbean is named after
the Carib Indians. They lived in
the lesser Antilles when the
first Spanish explorers arrived
in the 15th century The warlike
Caribs had driven out the
island's original inhabitants, the
Arawak Indians. People from many different ethnic
backgrounds mingle at a street market
on Curasao, in the lesser Antilles, The
first inhabitants of the Caribbean were
Arawak Indians.Visit: Cheap Sunmaster Holidays


Thursday 13 February 2014

CYPRUS HOLIDAYS : Summer Songs, nature’s beauty

Cyprus reflects a shimmering Green oasis.  Splashes of intense summer are intensified everywhere in Cyprus.  Cyprus appears to be an exotic vacation destination.  Spirit of Cyprus is hidden away amidst the culture and hospitality of the people.  Perfect rejuvenating beauty can be perceived blended with the touch of modernism.  What makes Cyprus so special?  Probably a trip of four to five days will take you to the utmost charming island in the world.  Restorations and renovations have not disturbed the naturalism of Cyprus. 

Preserving the greenness is something special about the Cyprus lineage.  Investments from overseas is not a new reality, land prices and considerably lower taxes prompt many to be a part of this magic island.  Being a part of Mediterranean Sea, the beaches add to the beauty of Cyprus.  Experiencing Cyprus from distance gives a clear picture of green Old Island being embellished with peace and eternity.  As your home or may be your retirement, you can choose Cyprus to be the place for relaxation compared to a Spa or a massage that gives to your mind.


Less polluted air and thick forests stimulates your mind.  Temperatures do not exceed nor drops.  Stabilized climate and atmosphere makes this place more heavenly like a paradise on earth.  Breezes from the sea and the clear blue clouds draw many to the neck of the woods.  After a month in Cyprus, you will be as brown as a berry accomplishing tanned skin.  A major element that attracts many to this small place is the long-lasting summers.  Any time of the year is perfect for a holiday in Cyprus. 

Archaeological sites and water expeditions needs time to be enjoyed to the fullest.  Once you are in Cyprus, you are given the carte Blanche in Cyprus.  Climate is cooler in the Troodos transforming the mountains for expeditions like hiking and a perfect hang out with your kin and kith.  Cyprus beauty is so natural that you will misunderstand for a figment of imagination.  Locals of Cyprus are too bold and they even try the foreigners out of the shell in order to enjoy to the maximum. 

Being a major business centre, immense sites and museums are yet to be explored.  The crowds decrease in the winter that is by November.  However, summers are crowded with locals and tourists, yet there is no spot of pollution or dirt in the suburbs.Visit : Low Cost Direct Holidays


Thursday 6 February 2014

Lollipop Holidays to Italy : Simply Beautiful Country

Italy is divided into 20 regions and 95 provinces.
A lot of the land is hilly and some of the
italy holidays
mountains are volcanic. The Alps stretch along
the north and on the east they become known as
the Dolomites. The Apennines run down the
middle of the country and are known as the
"backbone" of Italy.
Italy's regions are divided into provinces and
municipalities called comuni. Each of these has
an elected council. The regions must abide by
the laws of the national government but they are
allowed to make local laws.
San Marino is a tiny independent
republic in its own right and has its
own flag. It is one of the oldest
states in Europe.

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The Vatican City is also a separate state
occupying only 0.44 square kilometres. It has its
own flag, currency and stamps and there are some
areas that can only be entered with special
permission. The Pope lives in the Vatican City.

Italian is the official language. It is based on
the Florentine dialect (from Florence). German and
French are also spoken around the Italian borders,
Each region has its own dialect, but there are many
more variations. These have been influenced by French,
German, Greek, Spanish, Arabic and Celtic words.
Sicilian is spoken in Sicily and Sardinians have their
own dialect called "Sardo".

Friday 31 January 2014

Orlando Florida Holidays - Fun and Joy with kids

TRAVELING WITH CHILDREN

The reason most children come to Orlando is for the theme parks. However, some rides may be unsuitable for smaller children. Ask the park attendant for a description of the ride. Many so-called “thrill rides” are extremely scary for children, even ones that look safe at first view. New, technologically advanced rides that include 3-D, fog, and motion simulation, such as Men in Black – Alien Attack and the Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man, can be a little frightening for young kids.  Never put a crying child on a ride; every attraction has a rest area off to one side of the doors, and if the child gets too distressed there are medical stations nearby. Also scout out the “lost child” area, and rely on park personnel if your child wanders off.


The glare of Florida’s sun can be damaging to young eyes, so remember to take sunglasses as well as sunblock and hats. Small wagons and strollers, even multiple seat strollers, can be rented from Visitor Services just inside the gates at the Disney, Universal, and SeaWorld parks. It’s worth remembering that Walt Disney World Resort guests are offered an “Extra Magic Hour” entry into the parks, one hour prior to the regularly scheduled park opening hours on specific dates. This helps families with small children avoid the massive early morning crowds.

Because of Orlando’s dependence on tourists, most restaurants and hotels are child-friendly with special seats and menus as well as fun activities. Don’t forget what may sound like a joke these days: the “early bird specials.” Yes, they do exist. Some family-friendly restaurants in and around Orlando offer the punctual guest heavy discounts for arriving for breakfast before 8am or between 4 and 6pm for dinner.


Theme parks, museums, and other attractions generally have special rates for children between the ages of three and 18, while some allow free admission for those under three. One of the best child friendly attractions is Kennedy Space Center, open every day of the year except December 25. If you’re driving, remember that Florida law requires all occupants of vehicles who are six years of age or older to wear seat belts, and you can receive a ticket for seat belt violations alone. Children up to six years old must be secured in a crash-tested child restraint seat. Car rental agencies will have the right seats available.visit : lastminute Holidays site Lowcost cheap holidays

Saturday 25 January 2014

FLORIDA HOLIDAYS: MUSIC, NIGHTCLUBS & BARS

LIVE MUSIC AT THE THEME PARKS

Universal’s CityWalk and Disney’s Pleasure Island are two exciting hot spots for adults. CityJazz presents both the Down Beat Hall of Fame jazz museum and live music from top jazz talents. Nearby, Bob Marley – A Tribute to Freedom plays reggae music. Both Hard Rock Live at CityWalk and House of Blues at Disney’s West Side are enormous world-class venues, featuring famous bands from around the globe.
The Raglan Road Irish Pub and Restaurant at Pleasure Island features live music. Disney also stages the Epcot Flower & Garden Festival from April to June, with a Flower Power concert of stars from the 1960s. Held annually, the Blues Festival at Pleasure Island features live performances on several stages, and Universal celebrates Mardi Gras in spring with concerts by stars such as Cyndi Lauper and the Black Eyed Peas
 

LIVE MUSIC AWAY FROM THE PARKS

The eclectic nature of Orlando’s music scene is reflected at Glo Lounge, an upscale lounge with a glo-ing interior. The Orange Avenue strip in Downtown Orlando offers hip-hop and avantgarde rock in underground clubs such as Tanqueray’s. The hip Ballard & Corum offers great live music and The Social is Orlando’s best club for live music. April brings music lovers to downtown’s Florida Music Festival.
The Copper Rocket Pub in Maitland is a local favorite for folk and rock bands. Backstage at the Rosen Plaza is a swinging club with live bands in the Rosen Plaza Hotel, while singers at the popular Red Fox Lounge croon love songs. For something different, the waiters at Bergamo’s sing arias, opera, and Broadway hits, while the high ceilings and dim lighting at Adobe Gilas add to the low-key atmosphere of this live-music club.

CLASSICAL MUSIC & DANCE

Orlando’s public radio station, WMFE (90.7 FM), broadcasts classical music almost continuously. Broadcasting more than two dozen performances a year on the radio, the highly gifted Orlando Philharmonic orchestra also performs more than 100 times each season.
They also provide the accompaniment to Orlando Ballet, one of the oldest and most renowned professional dance companies in the Southern United States. The Central Florida Ballet, a popular dance company in Orlando, also gives several performances through the year. The Orlando Opera stages great Verdi, Puccini, and Mozart recitals, plus performances of less well-known pieces.
Classical music festivals, such as the Festival of Orchestras concert series, features five or more internationally acclaimed symphony orchestras each year, including the National Orchestra of France and the New York Philharmonic. The Rollins College Winter Park Bach Festival offers performances from the famous Bach Festival Choir and Orchestra.

NIGHTCLUBS & BARS

While clubs and bars are found everywhere, from the theme parks to the coast, the hub of nighttime entertainment is Downtown Orlando. The Social is the ideal destination for everything from rock music to the weekly Phat-n-Jazzy show. Most clubs have DJs and places such as The Club at Firestone are perennial hot spots with nights of Latin, hip-hop,
and dance music.

Central Station Bar and Sky 60, a rooftop bar with small booths and a great view of the Orlando skyline, are more intimate downtown clubs for dancing. Clubs such as Parliament House and Southern Nights form an east-west bracket of downtown for gay nightlife. The fun usually ends at 2am when bars stop serving liquor. Read more at : http://lollipop-holidays.org.uk/florida-holidays.html