China’s Great Wall stretches 5,500 miles across the nation’s historical northern border. Its construction took place over many centuries, and many dynasties, extending across all types of terrain — including mountains, towns, deserts and plains. [Read more…] about The Great Wall remains a wonder of the world
Wharekauhau Lodge: Combining The Best of the Old World and The New
Founded in the mid 1880’s, Wharekauhau Lodge in Palliser Bay, New Zealand is a country estate set on 5,500 acres of private land. [Read more…] about Wharekauhau Lodge: Combining The Best of the Old World and The New
A Private Tropical Island in Fiji – Laucala Island
Fiji is the heart of Melanesia and the South Pacific. It is where real men wear skirts, a woman is naked without flower in her hair and any time is a good time to break into the rhythmic songs that echo the South Pacific.
Amongst the singing islands of the Fijian archipelago is Laucala Island with its sugary white sands curving around lapping blue lagoons and tall emerald tipped coconut trees peering out from hilltops. [Read more…] about A Private Tropical Island in Fiji – Laucala Island
A Singita Safari at Ebony Lodge
Linda and I landed in Johannesburg late in the afternoon after our Emirates flight from New York (via Dubai). It’s always a treat to fly with Emirates – great service and aircraft. That night we were staying in the InterContinental O.R . Tambo, only a quick three-minute walk from the airport. The InterContinental O.R. Tambo sets the standard for airport hotels. [Read more…] about A Singita Safari at Ebony Lodge
Scuba Diving In Australia
Think of scuba diving in Australia and you’ll probably think of the Great Barrier Reef. The Great Barrier Reef with its 1,400 miles of coral entwined with a huge abundance of marine life is like no other reef you’ll ever visit. But with the splendor of the Great Barrier Reef getting all the attention, it’s easy to forget Australia has thousands of miles of coastline and that there are plenty of other great diving spots around the country. [Read more…] about Scuba Diving In Australia
Top 10 Things to Do in Sydney
1. Explore Sydney Harbor
Sydney Harbor has 149 miles of shoreline featuring parklands, nature reserves and gardens. The harbor is usually dotted with unfurled sails, cruise boats and ferries. Taking a Sydney Ferry is one of the best ways to see the harbor or go motor-boating, scuba diving, sailing or fishing. Or just stay on land and enjoy an invigorating walk with a spectacular view. [Read more…] about Top 10 Things to Do in Sydney