Travel Guides

1. Bora Bora

Bora Bora is one of the most beautiful islands in the French Polynesia, and its situation in the South Pacific Ocean guarantees year round sunshine and a stunning tropical landscape of sandy beaches and lush vegetation. This island is far away from the hectic pace of modern life, and there is a great feeling of seclusion and privacy which makes it the perfect romantic getaway. There are several top class hotels and resorts, including one or two that provide luxurious thatched bungalows that literally sit out over the balmy lagoon waters. There are also plenty of activities to keep you amused on Bora Bora, including some excellent diving sites, boat cruises and relaxing spas. The average temperature varies from around 70-80 degrees throughout the year, which makes it the perfect romantic winter get away.

2. The Maldives

Peru, a country located in the South America continent, has been much of ancient stories. This country is located in the Cusco valley and  was formerly an ancient empire.

Lima, the capital of Peru, is a wonderful place to spend your vacation. Please, do not think at Adriana Lima!

There are also top class hotels available such as Mira Flores Park Hotel, Imperial Residence hotel, Ariosto hotel among many others are suitable places to have a wonderful comfort.

Peru provides everything and activities to make your vacation experience splendid.

If you decide to spend your vacation in the capital city Lima, you could take the privilege to visit the city’s zoo, the parque de las leyendas zoo, this is located in the heart of Lima. This zoo is home to several species of animals, such as antelopes, wild pigs, hyenas, just to mention a few. You definitely will have a fun filled day watching these animals.

If you are interested in conservation and helping out local communities, then a great way to spend

 your holiday break this year is to join a volunteer project. There are hundreds of different projects around, from lending a hand in cleaning up local parks and nature reserves, to travelling to third world countries to give aid and support to those living on and below the poverty line.

Projects that you and your friends can get involved with include volunteering for conservation projects on the various RSPB reserves. This involves a number of different tasks, and with depend on the level of your groups skills, and the type of reserve in your area, but previous groups have helped to build pathways and resting spots along nature walks, painted murals to cheer up RSPB visitor centres and car parks, and cleared ground of bracken to encourage the growth of native plants. You can go to the RSPB website or contact your local reserve to set up a volunteer project, but you may need to provide some of your own materials such as protective gloves or paints, so make sure you factor this into your budget along with travel and food expenses when you are in the planning stages.