Some of the Destinations and Special Offered Links
Destinations on bucket list
Peru
Machu Picchu is magical…a remote, crumbling city perched atop a mountain in the Andes, built by an ancient civilization. This is one of the few places we have visited that we would describe as mystical. Machu Picchu is accessible to everyone, whether you want to hike the four day Inca Trail or arrive by a scenic train ride.
Himalayas
The world’s tallest mountains…what more can we say? The Himalayas can be visited from Nepal, Bhutan, India, Pakistan, and Tibet. They are accessible by foot, helicopter, yak, car, and airplane, making it possible for people of all ages to stand among these mountains. They are truly breathtaking, in more ways than one.
Africa
An African Safari is an epic adventure and there are so many ways to do it. From luxury safaris in Kenya and Botswana, to budget self-drive safaris in South Africa and Namibia, to camping out in the wilderness in Tanzania, going to the zoo will never be the same again.
Egypt
Egypt is an extraordinary travel destination. If you are like us, you have dreamed of seeing the pyramids of Giza since you were a child. Go beyond the pyramids and visit the intricately decorated tombs in the Valley of the Kings, drift on the Nile River in a felucca, and see the spectacular temples at Abu Simbel.
Japan
Kyoto, the cultural heart of Japan, offers an abundance of fabulous temples. Delve into a different world, as the Japanese are some of the friendliest, most interesting people we met while traveling. Kyoto is a great place to visit in the spring when the cherry blossoms are blooming and later in autumn, when the Japanese maples turn yellow, orange, and red. While you are here, dine on sushi, drink sake, and try to find the elusive geisha. This is a city full of surprises, cultural experiences, and delicious food.Bhutan, Land of the Thunder Dragon. Is there another country on the planet with a cooler catch phrase?
Bhutan
Bhatan sounds exotic, mystical, almost otherworldly. Well, it feels that way too. Bhutan is such a joy to travel to, this tiny country straddling the Himalayas. If you want to see Bhutan before it gets to be modernized, go now. It is a feast for the eyes and an eye opening cultural experience. Explore the dzongs, marvel at the Himalayas, eat chilies and cheese, learn about Buddhism, and have one of the most unique travel experiences of your life.
The Great American Road Trip
There is so much to see across the contiguous 48 states and what better way to explore this country than by car. Traveling from coast to coast, visiting the highlights of the United States along the way, what a cool adventure.
Cambodia
If temples and ruins are your thing, this is the place to go. Most people think only of Angkor Wat when thinking about Siem Reap. Angkor Wat is just the beginning; like Bagan, the area around Siem Reap is home to hundreds of temples.
At Bayon, 216 giant carved smiling faces of Jayavarman VII stare down at you. At Ta Prohm, gigantic trees spread their roots over ancient, crumbling walls. Siem Reap is a great place for kids, as they can explore these temples, feeling like they are Indiana Jones. Plus, the town of Siem Reap has so much to offer in the way of great, cheap restaurants and bars…temple hopping in the morning and bar hopping in the evening. Siem Reap may be getting overcrowded and “over-touristy,” see it now before it changes too much.
Bali
Bali, an enchanting island located in Indonesia, is a tropical paradise renowned for its stunning landscapes, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality. Visit the rice terraces, relax on its pristine beaches, visit the ornate temples, and learn more about the Balinese culture…these all top the list of the best things to do in Bali.
With its blend of natural beauty, cultural wonders, and modern amenities, Bali is a joy to visit. It’s a great spot to visit for budgets of all sizes and perfect for those in search of outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, and time on some of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
Fiordland National Park, New Zealand
Each year starting in the end of November and peaking in early December, fields of bright purple Russell Lupins bloom across New Zealand's South Island. One of the most beautiful spots to go Lupin-spotting is in Fiordland National Park, home to the equally gorgeous Milford Sound.
Blue Lagoon, Northern lights Iceland
Located southwest of Reykjavik, Iceland's famous Blue Lagoon gets its trademark color from the silica-rich waters that feed it. And it isn't just pretty—the geothermal water is great for your skin too.
Caribbean
When it comes time to start planning your next all inclusive getaway, make sure it’s extra special and in a destination that’s guaranteed to ‘wow’. If you’re not sure where to start, we put together a list of some of the most exotic vacation destinations in the English Caribbean. From serene waterfalls to lush mountains and pristine beaches, you’ll want to add these hotspots to your travel bucket list!
St, Lucia Majestic Pitons
Antigua A beach a day forever day in a year
Bahamas 700 pristine islands
Jamaica Whale watching, river rafting, Food and mountain,Reggae festival(Bob Marley)
Grenada Snorkel in Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park. One of National Geographic’s 25
Wonders of the World
Barbados Beautiful white sandy beach, friendly people great food and rum Guyana Venezuela has Angel Falls, Brazil has Iguaçu Falls, but Guyana has Kaieteur Falls, which more than holds its own by being the world’s largest single-drop waterfall by volume.
China
In Beijing, explore the Forbidden City and walk on the mighty Great Wall. Head to eternal Xi'an, the heartland of the ancient dynasties, to admire the world-famous Terracotta Warriors. Find tranquillity in the untouched landscapes of Guilin and Yangshuo, on the Li River
Antarctic
Alaska
Europe
Greek Island of Santorini