Looking for a holiday rental Explore Italy

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There are many holiday rentals to choose from and some include the following favorite hot spots! Casa Capobianco Dolcedo is in the town Imperia, far away from this port town. The tranquility of Casa Capobianco has two bedrooms, the kitchen, and a bathroom. This beautiful house is for the person seeking peace and quiet and you still have mountains and the water surrounding you. You can also go hiking or bike riding.

Another great holiday rental is LUlivo di Sempre Verde. This apartment rental is located in Torria. This village is right in the middle of the olive growers in the mountains. It has a small pool to entertain your friends and it sleeps five people. There are three apartments here. You have an amazing view of the Ligurian Alps. There is plenty of parking if you and your friends want to go hiking or biking on the many trails surrounding the apartments. In about 20-25 minutes you can drive to the sandy beaches of Imperia. There is a path that leads to the center of the town where you can get fresh made bread and groceries or you can choose from several different quaint restaurants.

If you want a private beach then the newly built San Sebastiano No 130 is for you. This beautiful two bedroom has a breathtaking ocean view with its own pool if you do not want to swim in the ocean. This apartment complex is located in a quaint town called Bergeggi. This apartment comes totally furnished so you will not need anything else but your clothes. For a day of excitement you can go snorkeling or diving off the privately owned island of Capo Vado.

You will have plenty of Italian foods to choose from while you are here. You will be in heaven with the many delicious pestos, wines and fish and game. Oh and of course the favorite, Spaghetti! There are hundreds of fine Italian restaurants to choose from and you are sure to add at least a couple to your list of favorites!

There are so many beautiful holiday rentals in Italy and you know when you go there will always be someone who speaks English if you need it. There are several realtors who will help you plan out everything from the attractions to the housing. They will explain to you what all the different holiday rentals include and what they do not. They will tell you what type of entertainment that there is where you will be staying and if nothing you want is close they will give you an idea of where everything else is and how to get there. There are many that will even let you have your pets with you so they can enjoy your vacation with you. Your realtor can find the place that is just right for you so let them know everything you want and they will show you what they have. Your holiday is sure to be amazing!

A Guide to the Beaches of Vendee

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Vendee has some beautiful beaches making for great summer camping holidays. Whether you want to surf, sunbathe, build sand castles or enjoy beautiful coastal wildlife, you can find the perfect beach to suit your needs when camping in Vendee.

Bois de la Chaize

Whilst camping in Vendee, a great place to get some sun is Boise de la Chaize, a picture-perfect beach on one of the Noirmoutier Islands. With bathing huts dotting the beach and sparkling blue waters as far as the eye can see, your beach holiday scene will be complete if you spend some time here whilst on a Vendee camping holiday.

Bretignolles-sur-Mer

This beautiful Blue Flag beach is ideal for families while camping in Vendee. You can enjoy a day of family fun, with beach equipment on sale at the beach; buy a bucket and spade and you can build a family sand castle. You can stroll along this pretty coastline licking an ice-cream and enjoying the views. If your stroll should lead you just south of the beach, youll come across some mini cliffs. Continuing further, you will find another beach, La Normandaliere, where children can spend hours discovering the wonders of the rock pools at low tide, a perfect activity for a summer Vendee camping trip.

LAiguillon-sur-Mer

A contrast to the golden sandy beaches typical of summer holidays, this beach will be most appealing to nature lovers who enjoy camping in Vendee. The town is known for its shellfish, sea and marsh. Bird lovers will enjoy watching wading birds in the muddy seabed, and the town is also home to some beautiful migrating birds, such as goldfinches, thrushes and innets. Whilst you cant do too much sunbathing here, it nonetheless makes for an interesting day out whilst camping in Vende.

La Faute-sur-Mer

If you have a love of oysters, this region is ideal to visit whilst camping in Vendee. The 8km of beach along the coastline here provide great fishing spots, and the water quality is of an excellent standard. You can enjoy beautiful scenery here, where a 140-year-old pine forest holds the dunes in place and provides an excellent place for coastal walks.

Le Pege

During the summer months, this area is extremely popular for holidaymakers camping in Vendee. Ideal for family holidays, this beachside area has a great attraction for children the Atlantic Toboggan – a water world of chutes and flumes. The beach is beautiful too, and is oriented towards family beach holidays.

Le Tanchet

This beach will particularly appeal to surfers, and is a pretty beach located beyond Les Sables. If your Vendee camping holiday sees you spending some time in this area, you have more than just the beach to entertain you. An interesting zoo is located near the Casino des Pins, and your children will be delighted if you pay it a visit. You can feed the goats and watch the monkeys swinging carelessly about their enclosure, a fun way to spend an afternoon during your Vendee camping holiday.

Grand Canyon National Park Chopper Travels for Thanksgiving Holiday Vacationers

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Thanksgiving is coming up, and that means it is time to get a little bit of relaxation, hang out with family, or even go on a sightseeing adventure. This time of the year is the perfect one to visit the Grand Canyon, and with air tours you can visit either the West Rim or the South Rim of the Canyon.

Don’t Miss Out

One advantage to touring the canyon this time of year is the cooler weather. The cooler air temperatures actually improves visibility, so you’ll have fantastic views. Because of the ideal touring conditions and the fact that holidays are busy at the canyon, you’ll want to book your tour early.

It’s a good idea to book seats on your tour at the same time you book your hotel room so you don’t forget. If you leave things too late, you will end up paying the highest prices, or even worse, you might miss out on seats.

I also recommend that you book your tickets online, and pay using your credit card. This process confirms your transaction, so you can be sure your seats will be waiting for you. Another good reason to buy your tour online is the good deal you’ll get by using the discounted Internet rate.

The West Rim

You will fly to the West Rim if you take Grand Canyon helicopter flight from Las Vegas. A lot of people prefer the West Rim because it has a lot of fun things to do and interesting things to see. You’ll even get to fly over Lake Mead and the Hoover Dam on your way there. One other advantage of going to the West Rim is that it’s the only place in the canyon where helicopters can fly below the rim and land on the canyon floor.

The landing tours are great fun. You can land at the bottom of the canyon, where you could enjoy a Champagne picnic and a Colorado River tour. If you land at the top instead, you can visit the Skywalk. Walking on the Skywalk is an exhilarating experience because it is made of glass and you can look down to the canyon floor that’s 4000 feet below you.

You can even book a combination tour that lets you land on top of the rim and on the canyon floor so you can experience the Skywalk and a boat ride on the river on the same tour.

Helicopter Tours Of The South Rim

The Grand Canyon is so big, it is also a convenient tour if you’ll be staying in Arizona rather than Nevada. Arizona travelers tour the South Rim, and all the tours depart from the airport in Tusayan where you can fly to the North Rim and back. The tour that goes over to the North Rim and back takes about 30 minutes, but you can also opt to take a longer, 50 minute tour that goes to the North Rim as well as the eastern border of the park. In that extra 20 minutes you will have the opportunity to see more of the National Park, totaling up to 75% of the total area. You’ll see a lot of sights on the longer flight, and it doesn’t cost that much more, so the extra expense is worth it.

While your helicopter won’t be able to land at the South Rim, you can still see the canyon up close if you add on a Jeep tour. The Jeep tour is a great addition to the helicopter tour because it gives you the chance to see the canyon from different perspectives.

To Wrap Up

Grand Canyon helicopter tours are among the most popular tours in the US, and it’s easy to see why. With so many options, you’ll be able to create a tour package that’s filled with fun and scenic views while not busting your budget. If you want to fly for Thanksgiving, don’t forget to book early, and book online. With a little bit of planning you will be set up for a trip that you will remember for the rest of your lifetime, and you will ensure that you can experience it all for the best available price.

Top 10 Tips for your Self Catering Holiday in Cornwall

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Self catering holidays are growing in popularity as holidaymakers take advantage of the flexibility, and savings compared with inclusive deals. For those of you who are new to the self-catering experience, or perhaps just in need of a few pointers we hope that these top 10 tips will prepare you for the perfect holiday.

1.Cutlery and Crockery:

Most self catering establishments will provide you with the basics, a selection of pots and pans, plates and cutlery. But read the small print! You may find that they only provide crockery for the minimum number of guests and you dont want to be the one eating out of saucepans! If in doubt, give them a call to check.

2.Electric and Electricals:

Most self-catering apartments, cottages or caravans will come with an oven, hob and fridge. A kettle and toaster are usually provided too. Often there will be a minimal surcharge on a microwave, but its best to read the small print or give them a call to make sure.

At some self-catering destinations there will be an additional charge for electric usually if it is on a pay as you go meter. If your electric isnt included then its best to find out how the electric is topped up, so you can stock up on a supply of 50ps in advance.

3.Bedding and Towels:

Often bedding and towels will be included, but occasionally there will be a surcharge, and some holiday homes expect guests to bring their own. If you have allergies, or just expensive tastes, then it might be best to bring along your own bedding to make sure you can snooze satisfactorily.

4.Loo rolls, tea and coffee:

These just arrived essentials are often found at the bottom of the last suitcase, by which point the stresses of a long may have already gotten too much for some weary travellers. Some thoughtful self-catering destinations include some complimentary tea, coffee and other essentials, but if yours doesnt then it is best to pack these separately (or at least at the top of a bag or suitcase) for ease of access.

5.Packing a room at a time:

When it comes to packing for a self catering holiday, there is a tendency to pack everything but the kitchen sink, or to travel light and end up coming home with much more than you left with.

One way of sorting out what you will need from everything else in the cupboards is to adopt the do I use it weekly? approach. So in the bathroom you may decide that air freshener and bleach might be useful, but the sink un-blocker can probably stay at home.

When it comes to packing food, it is easiest to plan enough meals for the duration of your stay. Try to agree on breakfast cereals and sandwich fillings to lighten the load.

When planning a holiday to somewhere like Cornwall, take into account what you are likely to get up to when packing. If you plan to spend days at the beach, remember your swimwear, beach towels and comfortable clothes. If you plan on outdoor activities ensure you take sensible footwear, and if you are going to be spending a lot of time in the sun remember your sunscreen, hat and shades.

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