Fiji is made up of a group of over 300 tranquil islands. Of these, only a 100 or so are inhabited by humans with the rest left as nature reserves. Almost 80 percent of the population live on the two major islands in the group, which are known as Viti Levu and Vanua Levu. With its tropical climate, clear blue waters and fabulous sunsets, Fiji is an ideal holiday destination for families seeking outdoor adventure and for those looking for re…
Hong Kong has long been a popular stop over destination for Australians travelling further afield however it really is showing itself as a destination in its own right. A visually stunning city offering an attractive harbour surrounded by large skyscrapers, whilst it still has a mix of colonial buildings and street markets. Hong Kong is one of the world’s major financial and trading centres. There are three main parts to Hong Kong the two m…
A vast country of 50 states each with its own flavours and heritage from Washington to the flair of New York, the desert beauty of the American west, Hollywood and bright lights of Los Angeles through to the deep south. North America is what we all know as USA and has a few of our top family destinations within it, both Disneyland California at Anaheim, just outisde Los Angeles and DisneyWorld in Florida are favourites. Plus Legoland in San D…
Officially the Republic of Singapore, is a sovereign city-state and island country in Southeast Asia. Singapore has a tropical rainforest climate with no distinctive seasons. Temperatures usually range from 22 to 35 °C year round and it is a humid destination. April and May are the hottest months, with the wetter monsoon season from November to January. Singapore was mainly a stopover destination in the past for people travelling on to…
The United Kingdom is a destination unlike many others. Consisting of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland & Wales. It is diverse with plenty to see and do. The most popular destination for families in UK is London. London has something for everyone with culture, amazing architecture, history, great food, attractions for young and old, parks, markets, theatre, pubs and more plus its easy to navigate on public transport or on foot. Famili…
Do you love stunning beaches? Then the Cook Islands is for you! Unspoilt beaches, tropical islands, a surprising lack of large resort developments, white sand and absolute tranquility…welcome to the Cook Islands. Located in the South Pacific the Cook Islands covers a group of 15 islands with a combined population of less than 20,000. The Capital is Avarua which is on the island of Rarotonga The Island of Rarotonga is where the airpor…
