The Travel Masters – Page 61 – Travel Lovers Vacations & Ideas

January 15, 2012July 7, 2012

Visit Paris on a budget

The more advantaged to visit Paris on a budget, it is young. Indeed, all places and national museums have free admission to all European citizens under 26 years. If some temporary exhibitions are paying, you can enjoy Paris at low cost and make a cure culture.

Too old for youth fees? Know that the museums and sites are open free to certain specific dates: Heritage Days, or eg the 1st Sunday of the month for the Louvre.

Another little trick valid for all: “Kiosks Theater”. They are three in number (Montparnasse, Place des Ternes, Madeleine) and offer Tuesday to Sunday tickets at very cheap rate for the same day. Attention, first-come, first served! To avoid the queue, the websites also offer discounted tickets but usually less profitable. Continue reading “Visit Paris on a budget”

January 12, 2012July 7, 2012

Long distances of departures rather pleasant vacation

The holidays approaching, everyone is already dreaming of his summer holiday: sun, sea, beach, mountains, recreation, relaxation… but before you can laze by the water it will face the goings composition of large going on holiday.

For starters, accept the idea that whatever your means of transportation, you will face in the crowd and this summer heat. So do you organize to make the trip enjoyable and can be ignored for any inconvenience associated with large departures on holiday! Continue reading “Long distances of departures rather pleasant vacation”

January 7, 2012July 9, 2012

The Opera House in Budapest

The Opera House is one of the most important tourist sites in Budapest, is that you only intend to visit the building, whether it intends to only visit the building, whether you want to watch any show, opera, Ballet and concerts.

Built between 1875 and 1884, the Opera House is considered one of the highest expressions of the neo-Renaissance style, decorated with items (statues and frescoes) of Hungarian Baroque. Not impressive for its size (it is not the biggest, tallest, the most … for instance), which is also found in its perfect acoustics, which is also reflected in its sound, according to some, that made it famous among the opera houses around the world. Continue reading “The Opera House in Budapest”

January 4, 2012July 10, 2012

Malaysia: 5 Star The Danna Langkawi resort

Well 5 stars shine above The Danna, a luxury resort with inviting pool and great candid Beach located in Langkawi, an archipelago of small islands and one of the most famous maritime tourist destinations in Malaysia.

The resort – designed with a Mediterranean colonial architecture – boasts a well-equipped marina, for those who like to turn the boat, a rather large stretch of sand where you can also dine and lush vegetation that stains the surroundings. Continue reading “Malaysia: 5 Star The Danna Langkawi resort”

December 31, 2011July 10, 2012

Trip to French Polynesia: Vahine Island

Vahine Island is a private island located north of Taha’a, which can only be described as a perfect paradise. Small and accurate to the last detail, this destination is definitely one of those to be considered for a special holiday.

There are only 9 bungalows, three built over the sea and six are instead on the island. The crystal clear water of the lagoon with its beautiful gardens of coral inhabited from the much tropical species of fish.

The white sandy beaches with palm trees complete the postcard, and while the lagoon on one side of the island provides the perfect place for a quiet bath, on the other side of the ocean is felt the full force of its currents. Continue reading “Trip to French Polynesia: Vahine Island”

December 28, 2011July 11, 2012

Croatia: Reasons to visit Zagreb

The suggestion might be interesting for those who have never visited the capital of Croatia and also to those who know and can compare their feelings towards Zagreb.

Zagreb, being a coastal city, tourism is highly regarded, even – or perhaps for this reason – if it is on combining the former Yugoslav and Balkan capitals. Nevertheless there are some aspects of the capital that could convince you to visit it.

It starts from the blue tram, popular transportation and very efficient, faster and much more scenic bus station. But if you prefer to walk, enjoy the many parks and green areas scattered towns, always very crowded and popular. Continue reading “Croatia: Reasons to visit Zagreb”

December 26, 2011July 11, 2012

Rhine Falls in Switzerland

We are so accustomed to the exotic, the distant, that if we think of waterfalls, the first names that come to mind are those of Niagara, the Iguacu and perhaps those of the Zambesi, oblivious to the many natural beauties of which we enjoy in Europe.

In the photograph we see a spectacular vantage point of the Rhine Falls, Zurich side, but similar structures to this there are different, because the falls are a destination for tourists for ages.

The Rhine Falls are the largest waterfalls of Europe, means broad spread, not higher, but the show is impressive, with the waters of the Rhine, which roll over down with a roar of thunder, deafening when you approach them. Continue reading “Rhine Falls in Switzerland”

December 23, 2011July 14, 2012

Six Senses Con Dao: A dream resort on the beach in Vietnam

A resort situated on a slightly higher costs compared to a white sandy beach whose whiteness stands out even more in contrast with the deep blue ocean and the emerald green of the forest. The Six Senses Con Dao, Vietnam, looks like this. And can be reached by daily flights of 45 minutes that from Ho Chi Minh City reach these shiny 5 stars.

There are even 50 villas, built in such a way as to minimize the environmental impact and a few meters from a long beach over one kilometer, so close to the water that is detuned infinity pools that lie in front of each patio. Continue reading “Six Senses Con Dao: A dream resort on the beach in Vietnam”

December 20, 2011July 15, 2012

The world’s weirdest hotels: Hotel Endemico Resguardo Silvestre, Mexico

Twenty independent double rooms, called EcoLoft, lie on the slopes of the hills in Valle de Guadalupe in Baja California, Mexico. And make up the Hotel Endemico Resguardo Silvestre, which is characterized by an ecological spirit, and look for wooden boxes similar to those planted on stilts of iron poles.

The hotel offers its guests a swimming pool, a restaurant and wine bar to enjoy a glass while watching the sunset over the valley, heated by a small fireplace in terracotta. The interior of the rooms, which measure about 20 square meters, seems to have nothing to envy to the most traditional hotel rooms, including toilets. The spirit and philosophy of architectural construction should aim at the bungalows for a luxury camping, glamping a kind of short. Continue reading “The world’s weirdest hotels: Hotel Endemico Resguardo Silvestre, Mexico”