Family Travel Tips

Trying New Things 

Dragon fruit is the outcome of the mixing up of several cactus species. Although it originated in Central and South America it is now grown commercially in many Asian and Pacific countries with Vietnam being one of the more prolific growers. Binh Thuan Province in…

Destinations

Bali Botanical Garden 

If you love nature and are looking for a change of scenery from the beach when in Bali, then definitely consider making your way to the Bali Botanical Garden. This picturesque haven can be found in Ubud and those in search of a luxury retreat Bali has…

Destinations

Ji Di Guan 

Ji Di Guan in Dalian China, a zoo cum oceanarium devoted only to polar animals is part of the huge Tiger Beach Ocean Park spread out over an enormous 1,180,000 sq metres and covering a length of 4,000 meters along the undulating coastline. The park…

Destinations

Bali Safari and Marine Park 

The Bali Safari and Marine Park is far from an ordinary park that you will find in Asia. They have housed in their zoo over 60 species some of which are facing the threat of extinction. Komodo dragons, Orang-utans and Bali mynahs are the top…

Activities, Destinations

Viewing the Deep 

There are many ways to enjoy the underwater beauty of the Maldives, snorkelling and diving being the most popular. However there is another option, the Whale Submarine that is an excellent alternative for young children and even adults who can’t bear to get their heads…

Destinations

Aquaria KLCC 

Beneath the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre Complex in the Malaysian capital one will find a truly fascinating attraction that brings you face to face with some of the world’s most amazing marine creatures; enter the world of Aquaria KLCC and discover a land of wonder…

Destinations

Leisure Time 

The people of Auckland are lucky indeed to have 26 regional parks within easy reach of the city to explore and enjoy. Some of these are natural landscapes with wildlife, streams and waterfalls while others are public spaces that have histories going back to the…