Bora Bora

Vacation to Bora Bora, Relaxation and especially honeymoon.

 All inclusive Tahiti vacations means they spend time spent on some of the most beautiful relaxing beaches in the world.

Bora Bora vacations include plenty of for the adventurous at heart. There's skiing, parasailing, windsurfing, jet skiing, kite boarding, and 4 × 4 safaris. View Bora Bora's full profile to ... View Bora Bora's full profile to ... View Bora Bora's full profile to ... View Bora Bora's full profile to ... View Bora Bora's full profile to ...

Water sports such as jet skiing, scuba diving, and parasailing have been a part of island activities for years. There is no better way to enjoy the views of Bora Bora than right on the water.

Polynesian food is known for its freshness and diverse flavors. Bora Bora honeymoon resorts often feature the best traditional Polynesian food.

 A vacation to Bora Bora is not really a vacation without experiencing some of the traditional island culture. Guests can participate in traditional dances, cuisine, and dress on cultural tours.

A vacation to Bora Bora is pretty much a guarantee of great weather. You'll be able to spend your days on sun soaked beaches and warm nights.

 A vacation to Bora Bora is more affordable than one might think. All inclusive packages are a great deal and include activities, food, and lodging.

Bora Bora nightlife never stops. The night clubs and bars always offer a great time guaranteed to go on in the early morning hours.

 A vacation to Bora Bora is not complete without the souvenirs. Bora Bora has plenty of Black Pearl shops, and art galleries.


Spending the night in the campground in Bora Bora is a great way to spend the night under the star lit sky.

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Victoria Falls, Zambia

The falls at there. it's a reason why this beautiful city of Africa is known as Victoria Falls, and that's because it is home to...... the stunning Victoria Falls. This is clearly needs to be at the top of the list of any itinerary. It is one of the seven natural wonders of the world, and is something that no traveler to Africa should ever pass up. The locals know it as Mosi-Oa-Tunya, and this means "the smoke that thunders". The immense volume of water that the falls dispense every single day is mind-boggling. Just about 625 million litres of water flow from the falls every minute. This is an adrenaline-drenched, soulful site that will never be forgotten.

The Devils Pool is a favorite spot of Victoria Falls, and for those who are adventurous and courageous, it's possible to take a swim. Though the water requires a bit of strength, those who dive into its depths are rewarded with what is perhaps one of the most exciting sites in all of Victoria Falls. Year-round, the Devils Pool is quite popular, but it does not get its name for nothing. Be sure that you're physically fit and prepared for your plunge into one of the most exciting pools in all of Africa.

For those who like a thrill, Victoria Falls offers some of the most fun and exciting activities for adrenaline junkies. Take for instance the popularity of Bungee jumping. It's not uncommon for travelers to take the plunge off of the Victoria Falls bridge, and glide down for 111 metres, head-first towards the Zambezi River. In the background of your dramatic free-fall is the stunning Victoria Falls. For anyone who really wants to dive into Vic Falls head-first, there's no other way to go. Keep in mind, like some other activities in Victoria Falls, this one is not for the faint of heart. But if you're open to having one of the most exciting, beautiful, and memorable experiences of your life, then this should definitely be on your itinerary.

One of the great draws of Victoria Falls is the number of bush adventures and safaris it provides.
Perhaps the most unique way to see the Big 5 in Victoria Falls is to ride on one. The unique Elephant Safari experience is something that you'll never forget. Not only does Vic Falls have some of the most exciting vistas and local mammals in all of Africa, but imagine seeing it all while sitting atop one of the most enchanting creatures of the wild. The Elephant Safari is fantastic for people of all ages, and much more memorable than a traditional vehicle-led safari. The landscape of Africa comes to life from the height of the Elephant's back, offering a memorable point of view, and the chance to look at Africa from the perspective of one of its most beloved mammals.

The Zambezi river is remarkable on its own, but when the sun goes down in Victoria Falls, the river comes to life under the gentle African sunset. Rich colours and the gentle sound of birds is what you'll experience, and taking a sunset river cruise puts you in perfect proximity to the unique atmosphere at dusk. Whether you want to cruise to simply take in the beauty, or would like a more comprehensive package that includes meals and drinks, there are a number of options to choose from to make your sunset cruise as memorable as possible.

Rafting is extremely popular in Victoria Falls, and the Zambezi river is known for its beauty, but also for its waves. There are wonderful and challenging day trips that allow you to white water raft down the great river, and for most rides no experience is required. Whether you want to go out for a half day, or even as long as a 5 day trip that includes hotel accommodations or camping, you can find a package that fits your needs. This is one of the best adventures that Victoria Falls offers, and is a wonderful way to put yourself right in the heart of nature.

There's no better way to see the Falls in all its towering glory than by riding a helicopter over the spectacular site. It's called the Flight of Angels because you get to view this African World Heritage Site from the perspective of the angels, and they seem to have truly blessed this display of water and light. Should your budget permit you to take an afternoon flight, soaring above one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world, then you should not pass up this unforgettable experience.

In Colonial times, high tea at the Victoria Falls Hotel was a must, and it still is today. You need not be a guest at the hotel to partake of the fine tea and cakes that are being offered. While enjoying your tea, you also get an amazing view of the Falls, and the exquisite rainbow that arches the sky, refracted from the thundering waters. From about 15:00-17:00 is the time to go, and it's not uncommon for businessmen to stay at this hotel, and enjoy a splash of tea when the day is done.

From September to November you can get some great fishing in at the lower portion of the Zambezi River. The most popularly caught fish is the fighting tiger fish, and they don't call it that for nothing. It's incredibly challenging to catch this fish, and those who are avid fisherman like that kind of a challenge.

Popular amongst tourists and locals, the Livingstone Arts Cafe is a new and trendy establishment that offers workshops in handicrafts, as well as traditional music and readings. It's a delightful and relaxing place to sit back and enjoy some really great coffee and pastries. In fact, there's no better companion to culture, than good coffee.

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Kauai, Hawaii

Blissful Beaches this one is 100 percent obvious, but it has to be said. Kauai’s beaches are everything you’ve ever wanted in a stretch of sea and sand. Sunbathe on the powdered shores, wade into the warm, unclouded water and enjoy the abundant coral and wildlife that find Kauai’s surrounding waters home. Tunnels Beach, Polihale State Park and Poipu Beach are all tried and true classics.

Before you head for any particular beach, however, be sure to check the weather forecasts as well as the ocean conditions. Hawaii’s shores can be highly dangerous, and a number of tourists drown in the state every year.

The Kalalau Trail is one of the toughest, albeit most worthwhile hikes in the Aloha State. Be prepared to work hard and sweat up a storm for the entire 22-mile round trip.

But rest assured: with all the hard work comes a major reward. Dramatic cliffs, breathtaking vistas and solitary beaches are worth making this grueling two-day hike. If you want to include the Kalalau in your vacation plans, however, you’ll need a permit. Train accordingly and come prepared ― you can’t wing this one.

Kalalau Beach, at the end of the trail.

Heavenly Hanalei Bay. Cradled by tall green cliffs, this popular bay is a perfect beach for kids. During the summertime, the gentle waves and incredible scenery make it a dead ringer for paradise. And don’t forget to bring a surfboard. Sunsets from the center of the bay are absolutely serene.

Yes, it really looks like this.

Undeniable Charm one of the best parts of Kauai is its small town charm. With a population of about 70,000, the island has managed to maintain a sleepy town feel while still catering to large numbers of tourists each year.

Waimea Town and Hanapepe Town are great spots to grab a meal, do a little shopping or just explore.

Hanapepe is located on the south shore of Kauai.

Historic Hawaii of the main Hawaiian islands, Kauai is the oldest ― and it has the geology to prove it.

To explore Kauai’s rich natural history, pay a visit to Makauwahi Cave, a large sinkhole that is teeming with fossils and artifacts. Within the cave, excavators have found various animal bones, pollen of extinct plants and geological evidence of past floods, hurricanes and a massive tsunami. It’s little-known, but Makauwahi Cave is one of Kauai’s coolest activities.

The Grand Canyon Of The Pacific.

Waimea Canyon is a natural marvel that completely lives up to its extravagant nickname, “The Grand Canyon of the Pacific.” Its colorful dips and peaks are home to lush vegetation and towering waterfalls. But for the very best view, make a trip to the canyon’s lookout point and prepare to be blown away.

The Na Pali Coast is dramatic coastline is perhaps Kauai’s most famous attraction. The vivid colors, sheer cliffs and unmatched views of the ocean make this coastline an absolute must-see on Kauai.

Hike it, kayak along the coast, take a helicopter tour ― you really can’t go wrong whichever way you choose to see the Na Pali Coast.

Little-Known Coffee. Kona Coffee from Hawaii’s Big Island might have name recognition going for it, but that doesn’t mean you should skip the coffee on the other islands. Visit Kauai Coffee Company to learn about the coffee-growing process, tour the grounds and, of course, sample some joe.

Luxurious Digs though Kauai’s natural beauty is a major draw for island visitors, there is something to be said for throwing a bit of man made luxury into the mix. Resorts like the St. Regis Princeville and the Grand Hyatt Kauai provide incredible pools, upscale restaurants and a level of relaxation and extravagance you just can’t find elsewhere.

Wild Waterfalls in Hawaiian islands are known for raging waterfalls, but Kauai is home to one of the wettest places on earth. Mount Waialeale has dozens of falls that pour into a deep canyon accessible via hike. Similarly, Wailua Falls, famous for its appearance in the opening credits of “Fantasy Island,” is an essential, easy-to-reach Kauai sight, and Waipoo Falls, located in Waimea Canyon, can be seen cascading 800 feet from various lookout points.

Rainbows aren’t a rarity at Wailua Falls.

Contagious relaxation in Kauai comes with plenty of excitement, but if you’re desperately seeking some peace and quiet, this sleepy island is the perfect place for that as well.

Set up a few beach chairs on an empty stretch of sand, plan to spend a day or two lounging by the pool and unplug from the outside world. There’s no better way to recharge and unwind than spending some quality time on an island in the middle of the Pacific.

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