The island located in the South Pacific is more than 6.4 km long and 4 miles wide. The reef is composed of several islets called motu semi connected, forming a curious circle around the lake. Two volcanoes rise 800 feet above the landscape of Bora Bora, surrounded by a green landscape on the ocean.

Mount and Mount Pahia Otemanu highlighted in the horizon, and we recommend seeing them up close while enjoying the scenery that unfolds before your feet when you walk near the mountains. One can also go on safari in a 4 × 4 and see the entire island from all angles.

The island is also ideal for lovers of snorkeling and diving, and they can enjoy the ocean marine life. One can see parrotfish and Napoleon Pinocchio and curious fish swim peacefully in the waters of the Pacific. Moreover, one can enjoy a curious “Aquasafari” while touring the lake in search of fish of all types.

The more adventurous have the opportunity to plunge into the water with sharks and a half meters long and stripes, and even feed them as do the local divers. Candle lovers will also enjoy a day surfing the calm and crystal clear ocean waters.

The capital city is Paramaribo, where the majority of the population. The city is a very active city with a great mix of cultures and languages and with many attractions for tourists. In this city, located along the Suriname River, we can find the Presidential and National Assembly, two prominent buildings. The center of the city is a World Heritage Site. There are several museums including the Museum of Surinam or the Numismatic Museum, attracting thousands of people. We can also visit the downtown Palmentuin Park, Palms Park. Almost the entire city follows the Netherlands colonial style, with large buildings and small houses centers of colors, plus multi-channel.

The country, formerly known as Netherlands Guiana, has a great variety of ethnicities, religions, cultures and languages. Although the official language is Dutch, most residents speak the local language and Javanese sranang Tongo. The wide variety of ethnic groups due to the fact that the country was once a former colony of the Netherlands, and later settled here several groups, such as the second generation of freed slaves or descendants of people who migrated from Indonesia. Therefore, there are several religions, and beliefs of citizens are divided between Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism and traditional indigenous religions.

In this country, in the city of Paramaribo, we can find something that is only seen in another city in the world, in Sofia. Here we can find a mosque that is next to a synagogue, a fact more than unusual, and therefore both works as both religions share the main square of the city. Nearby, we also visit other religious establishments, as several Hindu temples. This city also houses the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul, built on the ruins of a theater, a cathedral that has more than 114 years.

For the variety of cultures and traditions of peoples living in the country, there are many local festivals. The Holi Phagwa is celebrated on March 11, and Keti Koti, Emancipation Day, celebrating the 1st of July, the end of slavery. 8 and August 9 are held on the Day of Indigenous Peoples and the Day of Arrival of people from Java, two colorful festivals. The most unusual are those festivals that celebrate the arrival of the first ships of other countries, such as boats Indians, Javanese and Chinese, to the island.

We recommend visiting the country during the New Year holidays, the Jaar Oud. The country is filled with thousands of fireworks and pay, some traditional red firecrackers. The largest malls are organizing the annual parade, where each school has the largest and most beautiful fireworks they could find. All day and night dances are held, and the streets are filled with food, drink and music.

One of the country’s biggest attractions is its rich biodiversity. Here we have part of the vast Amazon rainforest, south of the country. The Central Suriname Nature Reserve is filled with thousands of species of plants and animals. It also highlights the Brownsberg Natural Park, next to the Reserve Brokopondo. Here, in the middle of one of the largest artificial lakes in the world, is the Island Tonka, which promotes eco-tourism.

The country, known for its variety of flora and fauna, has some places worth seeing. Raleighvallen highlights a series of waterfalls on the River Coppename, or cataracts Wonotobo Blanche and Marie. In the Tafelberg, Nature Reserve can be found Tafelberg Mountain.

The city has undergone major changes during its past as the capital of a country that went from being a colony of Germany before the First World War to join the many colonies of both France and the British Empire. No clutch is a great collective spirit, and people have always regarded this land as their land. So, even now many people do not want to leave his piece of land that has been for generations in his family, and through the streets of the city you can see big houses with large pools and small stone houses side by side, contrasting social differences and national spirit.

During previous years, Lomé had been a major trade between the largest countries in the Gulf of Guinea. Later, he managed to attract tourists for its beautiful beaches. Now the city is full of rhythm, boutiques and trendy cafes, where the most humble homes are next to the skyscrapers of banks and luxury hotels.

The city attracts many tourists for its beaches and climate. The city has two rainy periods, one in late spring and another in early fall. The weather is always warm, ranging between 23 º C and 30 º C throughout the year although the heat is not appeased by the ocean breeze.

The north of the city is separated from the center of the city by a lake of 30 square kilometers. The lagoon looks like a beautiful oasis within the city.

Lomé Grand Market, the Lomé Grand Market, is a traditional three-storey market. Many locals and tourists come here to enjoy a wide selection of natural products from red peppers and lemons from the region until dried fish directly from the ocean. On the ground floor is Nana Benz, a site devoted to clothing, where you can find more traditional clothes and bright colors of the region. Moreover, in this market are still sold many ingredients that are used for traditional medicines and thousands of herbs and natural remedies.

It also highlights the National Museum of Togo, located in the Palacio de Congresos, one of the largest convention centers in the city. The museum was founded in 1975. In the museum there are several ethnographic and cultural exhibitions, with many different art streams. There are many artifacts, jewelry and musical instruments, objects made of ceramics and art collections of several centuries of history.

The city is full of colonial architecture such as the impressive chests and galleries of the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart of Togo. Lomé Cathedral is a building built in the German Gothic style in the early twentieth century. Many other influences are mixed in this African city over time. The city is notable for its small houses of different colors. The panorama of the city is a unique combination of red soil, huge boulevards, small streets and the stunning coastline of the city.

The coast is definitely the quieter and more melancholy of the city. During the early hours of the morning shipped hundreds of local fishermen in their boats to go fishing. By noon, the beach is full of people, both locals and tourists, who come to take advantage of the calm waters of the gulf.

This city also features the Palace of Justice. Moreover, it is worthwhile to see the Independence Monument, located in the heart of the city in the center of the capital and near the Palace of Congresses and the National Museum of Togo.

The mix of cultures in the archipelago is remarkable, since the mixture of different religions has created an interesting fusion through the years. The vast majorities are Christian, Muslim or Hindu religion, while a Menorca belongs to indigenous religions.

The dance is a tradition of the islands. At the wide mix of religions and parties, most of the traditional dances are dedicated to the death, birth or war. The traditional costumes that dress for the dances are amazing colorful skirts, and many are adorned ankles and head with plants and flowers.

One of the largest islands is the island Taveuni is a former coconut plantation in the nineteenth century. This island is known as the Garden Island for its great flora and fauna, where you can find the largest plantations of the South Pacific. Furthermore, this island is full of mountains and hills up to 1220 meters high. The tropical flora grows throughout the island due to its volcanic soil. Unlike most developed island, Viti Levu, in this particular island can still find traditional indigenous villages.

In Taveuni can also find the best sites for diving, as Somosamo Straits. Here divers will find coral reefs and hundreds of types of fish as they swim underwater. The Rainbow Reef, Rainbow Reef, 32 miles long, one can learn to dive or explore the ocean floor.

Near this particular island is the International Date Line date change, and if you decide to navigate there, you’ll have one foot in yesterday and the other in the day.

Vatulele Island is also a gem of Fiji. Like all the other islands, is full of white beaches, blue lagoons and palm trees. However, in this island is one of the best resorts on the islands, where visitors can enjoy five-star dive.

Anguilla is a small island whose economy depends largely on the tourism sector and the sins of locusts. However, several measures have been taken to preserve the culture and traditions of the island. Programs to maintain the culture of the island include native support for authors and methods to safeguard the history of Anguilla.

The native inhabitants of the island were the Taino Indians, and even today are still some relics of his people on the island.

Anguilla is filled during the holidays. For their local and national events, organized numerous festivals and occasions like the anniversary of emancipation become the Summer Festival.

The island is a popular destination for fans to relax and sun, as the avid divers who can dive and observe the marine nature and corals surrounding the island. Those who love sports such as sailing boats can also enjoy boat racing, the national sport, and sailing regattas are usually held during vacations or holidays.

In the southern part of the island there is a uniquely furnished hotel, Cap Juluca, a small oasis of luxury. Its restaurant, Pimm’s Restaurant, is well known throughout the islands.

Shoal Bay is the most beautiful beach of the island, surrounded by crystal waters and the ideal place to lie down to relax with a book and sunbathing. The beach is divided into two parts and is 3 miles long. Gorgeous Scilly Cay is another natural beauty of the island, a small island of coral and sand. There one can enjoy good rum with lobster and fish marinated in curry sauce, a delight for everyone. It is also the ideal place to do some snorkeling and swimming in the waters of the Caribbean or practice different water sports.

Canterbury Cathedral was rebuilt in the year 1174. In this cathedral were murdered Archbishop Thomas Becket, who was later canonized and beatified, and his remains lie there. During this time the cathedral attracted many pilgrims from all over Europe. The cathedral is famous for its stained glass windows dating from the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. Despite the numerous bombings that the city suffered during the Second World War, the cathedral suffered no serious damage, but just in case people decided to hide most of the crystals and other valuables to avoid destroys. The windows were re-installed after the war ended, and the cathedral acquired its original appearance. The windows are most impressive Great West Window, the Windows Bible and Miracles windows, each richly decorated in bright colors.

The city was a key city for Christianity during the Roman Empire. The city is considered the main religious center in the UK, and San Augustine was the first Archbishop of Canterbury and spiritual leader of the Church of England.

The city was visited by Gandhi, who helped rebuild the cathedral after a fire caused damage to part of the building. The Cathedral of Canterbury was also named World Heritage by UNESCO in 1988.

Other points of interest in the city are the Abbey of St. Augustine and the church of San Martín, who also were named a World Heritage Site. There are still the ruins of the ancient castle of Canterbury is now open to the public. Nearby, in the church of Santa Margarita, are statues of the characters in The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer.

In the city there are several ruins dating from Roman times. There is still part of the ruins of an ancient Roman wall, which was rebuilt in the fourteenth century. One can visit the Queningate, a Roman gate in the ancient city walls, and part of an ancient cemetery.

The cultural scene is the famous Marlowe Theatre, named after the famous author Christopher Marlowe, who was born and raised in this city. Another important theater is the Gulbenkian Theatre. The city’s musical scene is notable for its fusion of sounds and their own style, known as the Canterbury scene.

This city is the Al Bustan Palace Hotel, one of the most luxurious hotels in the Middle East. The hotel is a great castle with 200 acres of garden. The hotel even has its own beach. This hotel, a favorite among the oil magnates, is a luxury hotel designed by Sultan Qaboos bin Said in 1985. From here you can admire the breathtaking views of the Gulf of Oman.

Many of the forts were built between 1507 and 1650, when Muscat was still a Portuguese port on the Arabian Peninsula. Among the famous forts is Fort Bait Al Falaj. The ancient forts that still remain are strong Arab architecture but with Persian influences visible.

They also highlight the strengths of Jelani and Merani, two former Portuguese strong. Both forts, two architectural jewels of the desert, have successfully adapted to the growing buildings of the financial, commercial and residential town.

The Palace of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos Said is a luxurious royal residence. The palace is located near the coast and is a wonderful sight at night, when both the palace and the nearby territory are filled with lights. The palace is built in a modest style, colors and light colors and low structures.

The city has several mosques. One of the greatest is the Mosque of Sultan Qaboos bin Said, and the nearby mosques and Zawawi Ruwi. There are two Hindu temples, a Shiva temple and a Krishna. There are several Christian churches, among which the Church of San Pedro and San Pablo in the town of Ruwi and the Church of the Holy Spirit is near Ghala.

The Sultan Qaboos bin Said has been in charge of promoting classical music in the country. Therefore, the National Orchestra, the 120-member, stands out as one of the best orchestras in the world.

From the breathtaking open city views to the mountains of Al Hajar, the city is next to the crystal clear waters of the Gulf of Oman. Nearby are the historical passages of Hormuz. The Muttrah port known for its bay and here is the first commercial ships, which turned the city into a strategic port.

Muscat also has several museums. Among the most famous highlights the Omani Heritage Museum, a great museum filled with all sorts of ancient artifacts and historical monuments of Oman. The National Museum of Oman is also full of works of art from the region. Other famous museums include the Children’s Museum of Oman, full of pictures and science, the Natural History Museum of Oman, with thousands of artifacts, art galleries and galleries, and the Bait al Zubair, a historical museum. Other sites worthy of the region are the Exhibition Centre Oil and Gas of Oman, a large area devoted to natural resources, and the Omani French Museum, with works of European art. The Museum of the Armed Forces of the Sultan is one of the most interesting exhibits of uniforms, and weapons armory has been used through the years. It also highlights Oman Aquarium Marine Science Centre, a world dedicated to fish, underwater plants and sea.

Near the city is famous Muttruh port, a port full of commercial ships, passenger and a cornice around the mountains and the coast. The small town of Ruwi is a popular market town, full of all kinds of shops, cafes and restaurants and is considered one of the largest in the country.

Vancouver is a beautiful city full of mountains, and is a really big city, full of many theaters, museums and galleries. The panorama of Vancouver known for its skyscrapers reflected in the waters of the Pacific Ocean.

Vancouver is a city located on the coast, and is the largest metropolitan area of western Canada. Vancouver became a city in 1886 when it began to expand. This is due to the fact that the city is a port city, Port Metro Vancouver is the largest port and largest in Canada.

The city has been the host city of many events of great importance. For example, here there was a United Nations conference in 1976, while ten years later, in 1986, here was held the World Exhibition of Transport and Communications. This year, in 2010, here are celebrating the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games of 2010, which are taking place both in Vancouver and in the nearby town of Whistler.

The Burrard Bridge is one of the bridges crossing False Creek. It is a bridge built and completed in the Art Deco style, dating from the 1930s. As a tribute to Canadian prisoners of war of the First World War that were heated by fire, there are two sculptures of two huge flames on each side of the bridge. And the bridge is decorated with busts of Captain George Vancouver, whom the city owes its name, and Sir Harry Burrard Neale. Another famous bridge of 1292 meters long is the Ironworkers Memorial Second Narrows Bridge Crossing, built in memory of workers who died in the collapse of the first bridge.

Some of the most famous buildings in the city are the Cathedral of Christ Church. The church was opened in 1888, although was completed until 1906. The Hotel Vancouver, a beautiful and large building about 111 meters high, is the third hotel of that name, and was built in 1936. The hotel became famous for his radio broadcasts in which listeners could hear the best bands, some of them playing in the Panorama Roof Ballroom.

Another site that stands out in this city is the Plaza Robson, a central square where the Vancouver Art Gallery, which houses the finest collections of art in the region. During the winter, citizens and tourists in the city can enjoy a skating rink outside. In the Plaza of the Vancouver Library is the building of the huge library of eight plants.

Some of the most beautiful buildings, modern and outstanding in the region are the famous Harbor Centre, a huge building 177 meters tall, with a large observatory with 360 degree visibility and a revolving restaurant, or the courts of Vancouver. The Canada Place was formerly the Canada Pavilion for World Expo 1986. Inside the old flag is the convention center, cruise terminal, most of them heading towards Alaska and even a hotel.

The oldest part of town is full of beautiful buildings of Edwardian architecture, reminiscent of typical commercial buildings of the British Empire. Some of the most important buildings and high are the Dominion Building, part of Gastown, near Victoria Square, a building with a red and yellow façade dating back to 1907, Sun Tower, 82 1911 meters, which for a time was the tallest building in the Empire. Other important buildings are the Marine Building, decorated in a beautiful Art Deco style, and the Living Shangri La, a building of 201 meters with a spa, apartments, a hotel, part of the Vancouver Art Gallery and a public park.

Gastown is a historic city, one of the oldest neighborhoods. Here for years has formed a more open culture, with over 300 bars open before the ban. The region re-emerged in 1960 and is notable for its ancient architecture, its famous steam clock, a great curiosity for all citizens and visitors, and its cosmopolitan atmosphere. Nearby are other picturesque neighborhoods like Chinatown and Strathcona.

The city is full of parks. Highlights Stanley Park, a huge park bordered by the sea and several lakes, including the Lost Lagoon, which is full of gardens, such as Shakespeare, monuments like the statue of Lord Stanley and several ancient totems. Other parks are the Parque de la Reina Isabel, with several golf courses and tennis courts, and Van Dusen Botanical Gardens, full of totems and all kinds of plants. From the various observatories of the city you can enjoy wonderful views towards the mountains, forests and ocean.

Montevideo is the largest city and the better quality of life in the area. Montevideo is notable for its architecture, and is known as a city of writers, artists and painters. The city is also full of music and dance since 1800, and stresses its cultural variety.

Montevideo was the host city of the first FIFA World Cup on July 18, 1930. Centenario Stadium is considered one of the most important stages of the country.

The Palacio Salvo is one of the most important buildings in the region, which lies at the intersection of Avenida 18 de Julio and the famous Plaza de la Independencia. The Palacio Salvo is an Art Deco style and dates from 1925, is almost 100 meters high. In the past, where now the building was a place known as La Giralda Confectionery, known for being the place where Gerardo Matos Rodriguez wrote La Cumparsita, a famous tango, in 1927. Interestingly, the architect who was commissioned to build this building also built the Palacio Barolo, one of the most famous and emblematic buildings of Buenos Aires.

The mausoleum is a monument to Artigas Uruguayan hero José Artigas. The mausoleum, which dates from the mid-1939, is located in the Plaza de la Independencia.

The Independence Square is the most famous square in the city, and is in the Old Town, the historic city center. This place stands out as the most important and emblematic of the city, since in the square are some of the most fascinating buildings and places of the city. From the square you can go to the old Gate of the Citadel, or walk to the Avenida 18 de Julio, the most important streets of the city, or visit the historical center, the oldest part of this beautiful city.

As an example, the square is the Teatro Solis, the country’s most renowned theater. Also in this square is the workplace of the top leaders and senior officials of the country. In this place also held a curious convention of the ‘United Buddy Bears “or” Bear United Friendly’, where various artists of various styles and about 140 decorated countries bear as a symbol of world unity.

The Gate of the Citadel is all that remains of the oldest part of Montevideo. The ancient citadel disappeared in 1829.

Next to the Plaza de la Independencia is the Executive Tower, which today is concentrated executive power. Also nearby is the Palacio Estevez, used more for protocol events, where there is also a museum.

The Plaza Zabala was built in honor of Bruno Mauricio de Zabala, the founder of the city, boasts a garden and its surroundings, with a European flair. Near the square is the Palacio Taranco, an ancient palace that stands out for having the Museum of Decorative Arts.

The Constitution Square is one of the most touristic places, full of banks, companies, restaurants and shops. Near this square is the Metropolitan Cathedral of Montevideo is the main cathedral of the city. The cathedral was begun in 1790, but was completed in 1804 and is notable for its neoclassical style.

The central region is the most interesting city, full of all sorts of places, historical monuments and buildings of architectural variety. The main street is Avenida 18 de Julio, a wide avenue filled with all kinds of restaurants, clubs and shops. The Avenue of July 18 is called in this way for the day July 18, 1830 was written the first Constitution of Uruguay. The avenue is considered the best known of the country and covers a large portion of downtown. Avenue begins July 18 in Independence Square and cross the Plaza Fabini, Cagancha Square, also known as the Square of Freedom for his statue and is considered the zero kilometer road nationals the Municipality of Montevideo, the University of the Republic, and the Obelisk of Montevideo.

The Obelisk of Montevideo is a monument near the Boulevard Artigas. ATRIG Boulevard is another most important and central streets of the city. The obelisk dates back to 1930 and was built to commemorate the centenary of the Constitution of Uruguay. The obelisk is a source and is one of the most recognized of the city.

The Old Town is the oldest part of Montevideo. Among the many sights of this city stands the Mercado del Puerto, a place where they sell all kinds of food and traditional objects of the country. Another market that stands out is that of Tristan Narvaja, where a large selection of antiques. Nearby is the main port. In this area there are many other places of great cultural and architectural interest. Most buildings date from the colonial era. Here are the Cabildo, an old building that is now a museum, and the Teatro Solis, who is the oldest theater in Uruguay. The theater was built in 1856. Nearby is the Catedral Metropolitana, the most interesting of the city. The area is also full of other great cultural sites such as the Torres Garcia Museum and other museums.

Diving is an unforgettable experience in this area. Here we invite you to know a little more about what we consider the five best places in the Caribbean to undertake this activity.

When choosing, you can take into account these data and thus know the particularities of each of the points. Anyway, the whole area is great for practicing this adventure; you are an experienced diver or a beginner.
Calm waters and visibility at a distance: Cayman Islands
Cayman Islands is one of the favorite destinations in the world for diving and you cannot miss. With very calm waters and so transparent that allows a view of up to 38 feet away under the sea. Its simple approach to wildlife and that is calm and unafraid of human presence. All three islands of this archipelago located northwest of Jamaica are Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman.

* Grand Cayman, the largest, can display on its banks, including rays, barracudas, turtles and impressive groups of fish to only four feet deep. In addition, the walls are filled with colorful colorful reefs and wrecks offer interesting background. Sand Bar and Stingray City are the most recommended.
* Cayman Brac has a beautiful cliff and is the pleasantest, but has only three dive centers.
* Finally, Little Cayman is the most untouched and preserved that it can be accessed only by plane. Bloody Bay Wall and Jackson Marine Parks are the most visited dive sites for its walls, narrow gorges and caves that can be done. There you will find sea turtles, snapper, barracuda and angelfish.

Coral Corner: Belize
Looking to be surrounded by reefs? Here in Belize’s barrier reef find America’s largest and second in all the earth. In addition, Lighthouse, Glover’s Reef and Turneffe Islands are the only three coral atolls in the Atlantic Ocean. The great Blue Hole 120 meters deep that Jacques Cousteau popularized also surrounded by these colonies may even be seen from the air.

Between the months of April and June, you can watch the whale shark. It’s most striking fauna complete with rays, turtles and colorful schools of fish.
Sharks! : Bahamas

Feel like? Bahamas is a collection of 700 islands with amazing blue holes, a variety of animals, walls, wrecks and excellent visibility. But the most distinctive of this area is the ability to swim with sharks.

You can practice all levels of diving. The islands are visited by fans:

* Andros : It is the largest group of the archipelago, among their lands passing streams and lakes. The area remains in a state bit penetrated so far. A coral reef runs along its 200 kilometers east coast and can be enjoyed even at shallow depths. Holes, caves and underwater caves make the journey as enjoyable and interesting.
* Long Island: it is estimated as the best water and climate. It is also sparsely populated. Here you can experience the thrill of being with sharks.
* New Providence: The majority of the inhabitants of the Bahamas live on this island where the capital, Nassau. In addition to flora and fauna similar to that of the other areas, the attraction is the feeding of sharks with a rod and the half dozen shipwrecks to be found.

Incredible experience : Riviera Maya
The five best places in the Caribbean to dive the Riviera Maya, we’re going to be surprised by the presence of sinkholes, the result of soil erosion that filled with water to create pools of water always transparent and a unique feeling to see the light entering these holes. Experts can also enter the caves that form between them, and have an adventure even more striking.

Here you’ll see the rarest species of colors and even some specific to offshore even though we are miles away. Imagine. For the Maya, these holes were windows to a new world.

Coast Diving: Bonaire

Bonaire is ideal if you’re planning your first underwater experience and is one of the most beautiful in the world to do so. Its huge variety of exotic fish and corals make this island a very chosen for the activity. It is located 48 kilometers from Curacao and offers over 80 points for snorkeling and diving.

The Caribbean side is ideal for inexperienced and dives can be made 24 hours. Moreover, only seven miles away, you can access the most uninhabited and small island of Klein Bonaire.