considered some of Australia most pristine and untouched ecoregions, and home to large populations of crocodiles, reptiles, and birds.

Tahiti: This volcano gift of an island, in the shape of a turtle, is the largest of the French Polynesia Society islands, and is also known to many as the "Island of Love." With its waterfalls, such as Les Trois Cascades in Tahiti Nui, its streams and valleys and a beautiful coastline. Tahiti is home to beautiful tropical flora. The turquoise waters of the lagoon average temperatures in the high 70 s, making it ideal for swimming, snorkeling, Jet-Skiing, and sailing are al

Melbourne : Australia’s cultural capital boasts a bustling creative city center, Victorian architecture, many museums some of which are free, galleries, theaters, and lots of green spaces. Melbourne hosts some major sporting events, including the Australian Open - one of four major Grand Slams in tennis - giving tourists a reason to come enjoy the city and all it offers. Melbourne's beautiful city center can be explored on foot, and is usually lively with events. South-gate -

The last big enough land mass on earth to be settled by humans, New Zealand is a land of pristine diverse natural beauty, scenic beaches, pastures roamed freely by sheep. It was a picturesque backdrop for the Lord Of The Ring and The Hobbit movies. It is a land of extreme sports, the birthplace of gorge jet-boating, and bungy jumping. Auckland : Auckland is a modern cosmopolitan city, home to roughly a third of New Zealand's entire population. Auckland Art Gallery often hosts

By all accounts, airline food leaves something to be desired. With the continuous push to minimize cost by airlines, the average in flight food experience is a far cry from the old "glamour days." we have compiled together a few tips and things to keep in mind while flying, and what separates the meals you just eat out of necessity and the ones you actually enjoy... The first thing to keep in mind, is the passengers condition and state of mind. You end up on an airplane's sea

Ibera wetlands ( Esteros del Iberá, Argentina): This wildlife area, located in the north eastern part of Argentina, is experiencing a real ecological revival. Esteros del Iberá, is made up of swamps, peat bog, lagoons and lakes, covering over 15,000 sq km, or 5,800 sq miles. what's more is that the landscape is changing constantly, with new lagoons and swamps forming as other change, or dry out, making it a lively scenery of pristine and untouched wildlife, and a very well so

Berne ( Bern): Founded in 1191, The capital of Switzerland is city full of historical charm, the old town is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The river Aare snakes around large city blocks providing for some beautiful scenery. Walking around the old paved streets you would notice an abundance of fountains and clock-towers. near the center of the old town the clock-tower is a display of early animatronic technology, and a showcase for why Switzerland for centuries has been a bust

These iconic drinks hail from different parts of the world where creative bartender mixed them up for the pleasure and enjoyment of patrons for decades, if you happen to be somewhere on the other side of the world make sure you compare and enjoy the local flavor. Believed to be a New York City creation, although it is unsure who originated it, many people in a few American cities claim that honor. In all, America is where you can get some of the most authentic variations of

Swiss Alps: For mountain and ski lovers especially, this area of the alps although considered pricier than your average destination is a veritable heaven. With lakes, laid back cottages, cowbells, and yodelers and the green scenery, it creates an insulating sense of cafe free well being. New Zealand: Rendered more and more popular by the movie industry, this laid back land is home to landscapes as pure as can be, it is very much laid back, and not horribly expensive to live o

Bali: Bali is no stranger to vacationers, for a long time it's enchanting landscapes of rugged coastline, sun-soaked beaches and terrassed hills has attracted millions to its shores. It is known by many as Island of the Gods or Paradise On Earth, for a good reason. Its beaches offer world-class surfing and diving, cultural, archaeological and historical landmarks are in no shortage, the people are hospitable and display a colorful visual culture, and the island has more than