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Tee Off in Luxury at these South African Golf Courses
Whilst those who despise the game delight in saying that golf is a good walk spoiled, those who adore it find that playing a few rounds, whenever possible, is a great way to enhance life.
If you’re in the latter camp, then a brilliant way to allow yourself the time and ability to play at your leisure is to go on a golfing holiday. Just grab a few of your closest golfing buddies, and head off somewhere across the world to both relax and play in style.
One country that’s loaded with amazing golf courses is South Africa. It’s a country that is famed for many things, including its wondrous natural landscapes, its amazing wildlife, and its superb wine.
In addition, it now has a growing list of luxurious golf courses, which have the players teeing off in spectacular surroundings. Pair that with the glorious weather, and South Africa has become quite the golfing haven. These are our pick of the bunch.
read moreOur Favorite Must-See Landmarks in South America
South America is a large continent spanning 12 different countries and a handful of territories, including French Guiana and the Falkland Islands.
So while no short round up could ever do the natural wonders, UNESCO World Heritage sites, and rich cultural tapestry justice, there are a few landmark attractions which might help you narrow down your choice of country.
From Argentina and Bolivia, to Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Peru, here are just come of our favorite must see landmarks if you’re considering country hopping, or expanding your bucketlist for the future.
read moreEdinburgh’s Best Retail Casinos
While online casinos may be the gambling of choice for many UK residents and visitors, Edinburgh still offers a decent retail gambling industry that includes a number of popular casinos. Here’s a list of the best places to gamble in person while in Edinburgh.
read more5 Unforgettable Experiences on Lake Constance
Lake Constance lies between Germany, Austria and Switzerland. It is 63 km long, right on the border of all three countries, situated in the Alpine foothills and fed by the river Rhine.
Around the lake there are numerous holiday resorts. In summer domestics and tourists meet on the shore to sunbathe and enjoy the cool water.
Windsurfing and sailing are high on the agenda, as are hiking and cycling in picturesquely beautiful surroundings. Try out the following experience to have an unforgettable stay.
read more3 Things To Do On Your First Day in Nice
Located on the French Riviera, Nice is a city brimming with wonder, and there’s literally something for everyone. From the naturally rugged terrain to the Italianate old quarter, the stunning beaches, and the rich history, you could quite easily spend weeks discovering the beauty and charm of this magnificent part of the world.
And when you add in the perfect climate, excellent cuisine, and that infamous Riviera glamour, you’ve got a recipe for an extraordinary experience.
But when you’re planning out your itinerary, what should you put on the first day? You want an introduction to the city that will set the tone for the rest of your trip, so here are three of the best first experiences.
read more7 Best Things To Do in Banff National Park
Banff National Park is the most visited national park in Canada and one of the most beautiful places on Earth. I’m going to share with you the 7 best things to do here, including hikes, lakes, waterfalls, glaciers, wildlife, and a fantastic road trip on Icefields Parkway considered one of the most beautiful drives in the world.
It doesn’t matter if you’re a first-time visitor or have been to Banff already; this is an excellent place to start planning your itinerary. I’ve enjoyed these activities several times during my decade living close to Banff National Park because every season offers different views and experiences.
read more10 Things To Do in Vegas: More Than Just Casinos
The neon signs marking out Las Vegas have made it an internationally famous destination, though while the city is most celebrated for the casinos that line its Strip, there is so much more than gambling culture.
The full Las Vegas experience includes colorful cocktails, live theatre shows, thrilling rides, mafia history, nature, concerts, and yes, casinos.
So if you’re after more than hitting the gambling floor, here’s a well rounded list of things to do … with only 1/10 being a casino (we couldn’t not include the Bellagio!).
read moreCasinos to Visit in London
London has a long history of gambling that dates back centuries. However, placing wagers was strictly reserved for the upper class in the early days, with often severe punishments in place for commoners caught gambling. Today, London’s many casinos welcome people from all around the globe and all walks of life. Here are a few of the most notable casinos to check out the next time you’re in London.
read moreCasinos To Visit in Birmingham
I was a bit shocked to learn that Birmingham is home to the UK’s second largest number of casinos, although it does make sense when you consider it’s the UK’s second-most populous city after London. Enjoying one of Birmingham’s casinos provides something more unique than simply a night out at a local restaurant or pub. There are both big name casino brands as well as quieter independent casinos.
read moreReal Casinos to Visit in New Zealand
New Zealand has a long history of luring adventure seekers, with the first wave of intrepid travellers being those coming for the Otago Gold Rush of the 1860s hoping to strike it rich. Today, we continue to see travellers looking to win big at one of New Zealand’s half dozen casinos spread out over both its North and South Island. Whether you enjoy hitting the pokies or are into table games, here are New Zealand’s top real casino brands that have become attractions in and of themselves.
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