The Cove

The Cove at Yarmouth.

The vacation you've dreamed of at the largest resort on Cape Cod. Enjoy the indoor/outdoor pools, fitness center, tennis, raquetball & squash courts. Experience a romantic picnic and your own private whirlpool bath.

Goat Island South

Discover Newport's Best Kept Secret.

Surrounded by ocean, cool breezes and spectacular views, Goat Island South is Newport's premier residential community. island amenities feature a full-service marina, swimming pools, tennis, restaurants and pubs to name a few.

Dunk Island

Dunk Island remains as beautiful and enchanting as it was when Captian Cook named it in 1770.

Much has remained the same since those days. The rainforest is virtually untouched, and the exotic flora and fauna are as stunning as ever, providing a spectacular backdrop for our 148 suite resort. Visitors can fashion their own holiday from a wide selection of possibilities, whether they simply wander through the island's magnificent surrounds, discover the rich underwater life with a mask and snorkel, or try their hand at a myriad of activities (from golf to sailboarding). Dunk Island truly has something for everyone.

You might miss a lot?

An 1840's Federal Colonial located on the Main Street of Edgartown. Enjoy lively conversation in the living room of library as the innkeepers share their experience on a 2-year family sailing cruise to Haiti and the Caribbean and Linda's efforts to help tear down the catch in our gazebo with other guests. Enjoy the use of our complimentary guest automobile.

15 rooms with private baths and air-conditioning, all lovingly and cheerfully furnished in antique pine, maple and cherry. 10 fireplaces.

Experience it here . . . Madeira Beach Yacht Club

Located just two short blocks from the public beach, situated on the Intracoastal Waterway. Water is an important part of this facility as it includes boat dock, fishing piers and two swimming pools. Land lovers will relax in the recreation building with billiards, pingpong, sauna, exercise rooms, and more. Located across from the city park with handball and lighted tennis courts. Convenient to shopping, restaurants, drug store and the post office.

Pretty Spot

Noosa is one of the prettiest spots along the Queensland coast with a picturesque main street filled with stylish cafes and small boutiques. Noosa also has a great National Park with pathways along the cliffs, to several idyllic beaches. Along the way you'll pass through coastal woodland that is the home of koalas and a host of native birds, while offshore yu can often spot dolphins playing in the waves.

The Sunshine Coast, however, is more that just Noosa with endless stretched of sandy beach and several small resorts sprinkled along the 60 kms that make up this part of the coast.

Kauai

Surrender to Kauai’s natural beauty, found in myriad landscapes: dramatic panoramas of three North Shore, the sunny dry stretch of the Coconut Coast, and the golden beaches at Poipu and Kalapaki.

The Good Life at Casino Filipino

Entertainment lovers and leisure seekers visiing the Philippines will find what they have been looking for when they visit Casino Filipino. Whether they are seeking exciting games fo chance or fine dining or classy musical entertainment, it can be found in an atmosphere of warmth and genuine hospitality.

The Bamboo Organ

Built from 1816 to 1824, the organ of San Jose Church in Las Pinas has been played by famous organists from all over the world during the annual Bamboo Organ Festival.

Quiapo Church

This is one of the old church and a Historical one in Manila ..... QUIAPO CHURCH. Many devotees came here to ask to God all the blessings.

The Outside

The Inside

We have here the Black Nazarene. When it will be celebrated, many attended the procession of that Black Nazarene. Just take a peep look of how the people sacrifice as long as they saw their Saint.

The Procession

Paco Church

It is actually a former municipal cemetery for the well-heeled and established aristocratic Spanish families. Again this is one of the edifices built during the Spanish regime completed in 1820.

On December 30, 1896, Dr. Jose P. Rizal, was interred in Paco Park after his execution in Bagumbayan (Luneta). In 1966, the park was converted into a national park during the term of President Diosdado Macapagal.

Baclaran Church

One of the most visited Churches in Manila every Wednesday is the Baclaran Church. And it will be also one of the busiest church this Christmas!

Manila Bay

The famous Manila Sunset along Roxas Boulevard

DAKAK

Imagine strolling on a pristine powdery white sand beach. . . looking across a beautiful shaped island cove stretching out to deeper blue waters . . . picture gazing a sunset horizon while lying on a harmmock set under lush native trees, hearing the waves clash quietly against the shore. . . . only a few relaxing pleasures we have to offer.

The Resort

Our resort boasts of 15 hectares of wooded land, a natural reservoir for native plants and animals, providing the ideal setting for a 750 meter private beach blanketed with powdery white sand. Natural spring water and tumbling waterfalls feed our resort's two pol, whilst providing the ultimate hideway at a private open air jacuzzi where you can relax in the sauna and whirlpool amidst an atmosphere of blissfulsolitary refinement. Spend your days on a neon sailboard weaving skillfully among the masts, waterski on calm turquoise seas or discover vibrant marine life in crystal clear waters! The resort's Aqua Sport Centre becomes a mecca for watersport enthusiasts and for divers, the ultimate diving experience awaits as you explore Dakak's many nearby coral reefs.

PAGUDPUD

On the way to Pagudpud

A nice view to a Northern Luzon’s rugged coastline

Pearlfarm Beach Resort

Pearlfarm Beach Resort is among the country's world class resorts. It is located in Davao City which is considered by many expats an ideal place to live for retirement. Pearlfarm Beach is in Samal Island just few minutes away from the mainland of Mindanao.



The tropical climate makes this resort an ideal place for vacation thoughtout the year. Like any other beaches, not just its natural landscape that a tourist will consider but the variety of foods that are available here such as tropical fruits, sea foods of course and the warm hospitality of the Filipinos.

Boracay

I hope when you visit the Philippines you will have your vacation here. It will be perfect for the family to stay and have their memorable tour.

Boracay is a small island set on the north tip of Panay just 45 minutes flight from Manila. It is about 10 km long and not much more than 1km wide and it is by far the most popular and best known of all the destinations here in the Philippines.

Panglao Island Nature Resort

Just look at the place. How romantic and peaceful.




Panglao Island Nature Resort in Bohol is a perfect getaway place to escape the hustle and bustle of the urban jungle. It is located in Dauis, one of the two municipalities that politically divides the island of Bohol.


There are two things that make this resort special among the many resorts located in the island of Bohol. First is the green landscape composed of various species of trees and plants and second is the open swimming pool with a magnificent view of the resort’s white sand beach. This made skinny dipping into the warm water of the pool during night time romantic and peaceful. Perfect for honeymooners and couples who are out to relax and enjoy each other’s company.


Another attraction of the resort is a man-made islet located just a few meters away from the beach. This man made islet serves as a diving and snorkeling spot during high tide.

El Nido Palawan

Visit Palawan's stunning archipelago, El Nido. Explore remote beaches and snorkel in hidden lagoons, island hopping through the crystal clear waters of El Nido's rich marine sanctuary...

El Nido is located in the northernmost tip of mainland Palawan, Philippines. Established as a marine reserve. El Nido's majestic limestone cliffs are estimated to be 250 million years old. With 200 species of tropical fishes, more than 100 species of corals, and three species of endangered sea turtles. El Nido's forests are host to 100 species of birds. You can snorkel with tropical reef fishes. A short kayak ride away are the spectacular big and small lagoons. And 0ver 50 pristine islands to explore.

Mt. Everest

If you want to climb to the highest mountain in the world you have to go to Himalaya Mountain whose snow-covered peaks form the highest mountain range on earth.

There, on the boarder of Nepal and Tibet in Asia, is Mt. Everest—the worlds highest mountain. It towers 29,028 feet – almost five and a half miles – above sea level. (Usually a mountain’s height is given in feet above sea level because this is approximately the same all over the world).
By using special instruments and mathematics, surveyors can measure the height of a mountain without actual climbing it.

Altogether, 28 Himalayan peaks rise higher that 25,000 feet to form an almost impassible mountain wall between India and the rest of Asia. Many people think that the Himalayas are the home of the legendary Abominable Snowman.

Jerusalem

So peaceful looking place. One of my dream is to visit this place where Jesus Christ was born. I want to feel the holiness of the place. I wish God will grant us someday!

Amazing Thailand – 4

Hello everyone! As this is our last trip to Thailand, I hope you enjoyed with me. The next time we will have again our travel to another beautiful place.



Day Six: The return trip to Bangkok of well another three hours was interspersed with interesting stops: first, to Dan Kwian Pottery Village, second, to the Outlet Village, and lastly, the National Corn and Sorghum Research Center where one can eat the sweetest corn.

Our last night in Bangkok was concluded with a final journey to the enchanted kingdom of Siam through a magical presentation at Siam Niramit that brought us to the ancient kingdom of Lanna, the South Sea, the Khmer civilization, Ayunthaya, fiery hell, mystical Himapaan, and finally, to blissful heaven. The stage of Siam Niramit transforms into a mountain, a river, heaven and hell in the blink of an eye, and is certified by Guinness as the highest stage in the world.

Day Seven: Shopping in Bangkok is a must, particularly in MBK, Platinum, and Prattunam. Before flying back to Manila via TG 624, delegates were given this luxury.

At the end of the Mega Familiarization tour, new friendships were formed, new destinations were discovered, and everybody had this to say: We had fun in I-San!

Amazing Thailand - 3

Leeches, Moss, and Waterfalls

Day Four: Team Philippines trooped to Khao Yai National Park, named a World Heritage Site for a flora and fauna experience. The 20-minute drive up the mountain was in a truck, the Thai’s version of the jeepney with a higher stainless roofing and at least two ceiling fans. All donned socks there to keep the leeches off. The trek took 30 minutes and the leeches had a blast getting into the shoes. From the park, they proceeded to haew Narok Waterfalls where Leonardo DiCaprio’s The Beach movie was filmed. Lunch was home-cooking at its best. Fueled with the spicy food, they moved on to visit the Matchada Thai Silk Village to look at the weaving process. Silk is unique to Paktongchai. Fold dance and upbeat music too. At the Thao Suranari Monument, the delegates of each country were presented with commemorative sandstone carving for visiting I-Sand and helping to promote its tourism potentials. The Sima Thani Hotel was their home in Pakchong.

Day Five: The I-San Tourism Forum kicked off with a blast at the Sima Thani with the delegates declaring that “I-San” has the biggest smile in all of Thailand. It also serves as the gateway to Khmer civilization and this saw at the Phimai sanctuary which was believed to have been built in the 16th Buddhist century during the reign of King Suriyaworaman I. The characteristics of the ruins are similar to Angkor Wat. With Minister Kowsurat leading tourism officials, a lights and sound show of the Vimayanataka Story was presented in all its splendid glory – truly a feast to the eyes and the senses.

Amazing Thailand – 2

Amazing Countryside, Vineyard, Farm, Cowboys

Day Three: The bus ride to Pak Chong District in Nakhon Ratchasima province was a full three hours with toilet and humor stops as provided by our amiable guide Simon. As the fresh scent of the countryside lulled us to complacency and quiet expectancy of what was to come.




Granmonted vineyard in the scenic Asoke Valley of Khao Yai National Park, one of the world heritage sites, is a family estate established by the Lohitnavy’s from what used to be a cornfield. The vineyard is reminiscent of those found in California’s Napa Valley. Its unique features include Vincotto, a homestyle cooking restaurant that serves the juiciest Braised Veal Shank and Pork Ribs, the tastiest Pacific Dory, and the hard-to-resist grape tarts.

Farm Chocchai offers the best facilities for camping, which include 50 large boutique tents with airconditioning, open shower and bathroom facilities (where the shortest showers reportedly take place, ice cream workshop, dairy farm, and rodeo show. It’s return-to-nature kind of trip with all the comforts and amenities.

Thongsomboon Club is truly one in the Kingdom and is the perfect vacation spot for families. The attractions here are the Flying Fox, Buggy Family Ride, Rodeo, Skylift, Go-Karting, Rodeo, Horseback Riding, and accommodations in covered wagons and airconditioned teepees. Delegates from all over the world were treated to a cowboy night. The host resort in Pakchong was Juldis Khao Yai Resort and Spa.