Islands

Think Florida and odds are you'll think Disney World, Universal Orlando, Busch Gardens and a string of other popular tourist hotspots. There's no doubt that these are great attractions, ones that pull in visitors in their thousands year round, but there's much more to Florida than the hubbub of Orlando and Tampa.

The Falkland Islands is a group of archipelago located in the South Atlantic Ocean and east of the South American mainland. The main islands are the West Falkland, East Falkland, and around seven hundred seventy-six smaller islands.

The Solomon’s island has a wealth history dating back to about 2000BC when the humans are believed to have lived here. The archipelago however, remained isolated from the rest of the world until 1568 AD when Alvaro de Mendana of Spain became the first European to explore it.

Majorca is one of Spain’s Balearic Islands, surrounded by the warm Mediterranean Sea and enjoying balmy temperatures all year round. It’s most famous for clubbing, but there’s so much more to see here, from family-friendly resorts to amazing mountains.

The republic of the Marshall Island an island country found in the northern Pacific Ocean. The country’s nearest neighbor is Australia continent a couple of kilometers to the north east.

Owing to their enviable location, the Maldives enjoy a year round summer, making them the perfect destination to escape a dreary British winter, or indeed a dreary British summer.

Malta is an interesting travel destination located in the Mediterranean Sea, southern of Italy, right bellow Sicily. The Republic of Malta is very popular place to go for travellers that are coming from Great Britain, mostly because the official language in there is English alongside with Maltese language.

Bali is a great choice, and has a little bit of everything to offer visitors. From sandy, clean beaches that can be explored to a wild nightlife for adults to enjoy, Bali's shores will keep visitors busy from the moment they wake up until it is time to go back to sleep.

The Maldives are well-known for their pristine white sandy beaches, but they also top the popularity list for snorkelers and scuba divers. The scenery below the water offers vistas with numerous caves and cliff sides, interesting coral arrangements and a wide assortment of colorful marine life.

Bordering the famous Caribbean Sea to the right is the Republic of Haiti whose capital city is Port-au-Prince. Haiti covers a land area of twenty-seven thousand, seven hundred and fifty square kilometers while lying at the western part of Hispaniola Island that belongs to the Greater Antilles region.