1. Ngorongoro Crater Lodge – Tanzania, Africa
This one is a personal favourite of mine as we spent a few nights of our honeymoon here. A truly incredible location with a restaurant that overlooks one of the finest locations in Africa.
Val d’Isere, Meribel and Courchevel 1850 are popular, well known ski resorts in the French Alps. However they are all unique, each appealing to a completely different type of skier or group.
Luxury cruises offer tourists the opportunity to explore great areas of a country during a 7 day holiday. In Egypt, Nile cruises are a popular holiday choice. They offer comfortable accommodation and easy access to some of the countrys best sites. If you are planning to visit the area we suggest sightseeing in the morning before the day becomes too hot and before lots of people are at the locations.
This week’s photograph is of a young boy, aged around 8 years old, in Dahab, Egypt, attempting to drag his father’s camel into the sea for a bath at dawn. He didn’t succeed and instead had to go and fetch his brother for assistance!
The Indian Ocean is this planets third largest oceanic region stretching from the rugged coasts of Eastern Africa to the shores of Western Australia; its warm waters lap the sands of Southern Indo-China and the Indian subcontinent and wash across the beaches of the Arabian peninsula.
I’m pleased to announce that A Luxury Travel Blog has won a 2011 travel award from Iglu Cruise. In their own words:
Most people who write blogs do not produce useful material for travellers. In fact, few blogs are of any use to anybody at all. That’s why the Iglu team spend hours (if not days) on each category, making sure that deserving blogs – however obscure – are listed… Iglu gives the awards only to blogs which thoroughly deserve them. We won’t put our name to a website unless they have shown that they are experts in their fields and that they deal only with truth, fact, and relevance.
