#Seaside Park Vacation Rentals

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When it’s cold in northern North America, it’s high season in the warm reaches of the south — especially in the Caribbean — as snowbirds flock to sunnier shores.High season ushers in high prices, but bargain seekers can claim a stretch of sand by considering the value of all-inclusive resorts that bundle meals and activities into the rates. For example, Iberostar Waves Costa Dorada in the Dominican Republic offers a beach, pools and five restaurants (doubles from $170 a night for two). Liberty Travel, an agency based in Montvale, N.J., and known for its expertise in the Caribbean, steers clients to the Grand Palladium Jamaica Resort & Spa for its four beaches and multiple dining options (from $285 for a double).But for those seeking a D.I.Y. getaway, the following destinations allow travelers to stretch their budgets this winter.A small Dutch island about 50 miles north of the coast of Venezuela, Bonaire is not the place for classic sandy beaches; most are scattered with coral and shells. Instead, the eco-centric island, surrounded by a marine reserve, is for snorkelers, swimmers and divers looking for easy-to-reach reefs. (Visitors pay a $75 entry tax as well as a $40 nature fee, which allows access to the island’s marine park and national park.)More than 50 of the destination’s roughly 85 dive sites are accessible from shore, meaning certified divers won’t need a guided boat excursion — a big savings — to swim among staghorn corals and schools of tropical fish. At beaches like 1,000 Steps — an exaggeration of the 67 limestone steps required to reach it — both divers and snorkelers can view marine wonders and stick around for sunset over the cactus-studded horizon.Home to few large hotels, Bonaire offers many vacation rentals and small resorts. Bamboo Bonaire, for example, has cottages, with kitchenettes and furnished porches within a lush walled compound (doubles from $225 a night; stays of five nights or more are eligible for 20 percent off).You’ll need to rent a car to explore the island (Kayak lists rentals from $34 a day), including Washington Slagbaai National Park on the north end, a nearly 10,600-acre preserve that is home to swim-inviting beaches and salt ponds filled with flamingos.Cartagena, ColombiaOn the northern coast of Colombia, Cartagena offers a more urban option in the sun. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Cartagena’s historic center is filled with military architecture from the 16th through 18th centuries that attests to its strategic location as a Caribbean trade port on par with Havana and San Juan, P.R.Beach lovers will find Airbnb rentals from about $70 a night in the Bocagrande seaside district on a peninsula south of the old center. Culture seekers will appreciate a more central address, such as the Townhouse Art Hotel, an art-focused boutique hotel with 11 individually decorated rooms, a piano bar, two pools and a rooftop lounge with views over the city (doubles from $155 a night, including breakfast).A walled city, Cartagena deserves a day of walking its cobblestone streets to appreciate the gracious colonial architecture painted in Caribbean hues. Two-hour free walking tours offered by Free Tour Cartagena (don’t forget to tip your guide) provide an overview of the city’s main plazas and landmark churches. Explore the corridors and batteries of the Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas, a Spanish 17th-century military fortress atop San Lázaro Hill (admission 36,000 pesos, or about $8).For entertainment, hit the arty Getsemaní neighborhood, outside the old city walls, which is known for its street musicians, murals, bars and restaurants arrayed around the Plaza de la Trinidad.Guadeloupe archipelagoBetween Dominica and Antigua in the Lesser Antilles, the French archipelago of Guadeloupe consists of five island groups — Basse-Terre, Grande-Terre, Marie-Galante, Les Saintes and La Désirade — offering rainforest and volcano hikes, snorkeling and diving on protected coral reefs, sandy beaches and surfing. Trails, beaches and the National Park of Guadeloupe are free to visit.Flights from Miami to Guadeloupe land at Guadeloupe International Maryse Conde Airport, which is connected to neighboring Basse-Terre by a bridge. Ferries to other islands cost 25 to 45 euros (roughly $26 to $47) one-way. Rental cars offer convenient ways to get around (the average rental price is $39 a day, according to Kayak).Look for relatively affordable stays at a number of small, eco-friendly resorts, including the 23-room Les Galets Rouges on Basse-Terre, overlooking the Cousteau Reserve marine park and near several hot springs (two-night minimum stays in a double start at €550, including breakfast). On Les Saintes — technically composed of nine islands, of which two, Terre-de-Haut and Terre-de-Bas, are inhabited — the guesthouse Les Hauts de la Baie is near Grand Anse beach on Terre-de-Bas (doubles average €130 a night, with access to a shared kitchen).Culinary highlights include the bokit sandwich, a fried bun stuffed with a choice of fish, pork or chicken with spicy sauce and usually sold for a few euros at local stands.Placencia, BelizeOn the southern coast of Belize, the laid-back beach town of Placencia, on the tip of a 16-mile-long peninsula, offers access to the Belize Barrier Reef offshore and a bohemian town center.“The real charm of Placencia is its unique ‘main street,’ which is actually a narrow sidewalk lined with colorful bars and restaurants that give off a fun Caribbean and rustic vibe,” wrote Rob Harper, the co-owner of Namu Travel Group, a Costa Rica-based travel agency that specializes in Central America, in an email.Vacation rentals in the former fishing village include Bella Azul from Bella Vita Casitas (starting at $198 a night), a cabin for two with use of kayaks, paddle boards and bikes included. A small guesthouse modeled in French colonial style, Alux House has studios designed to sleep two from $105 a night. Studio apartments in the Driftwood Gardens Guesthouse start at $65 a night for two.Save money on rooms in order to splurge on an all-day trip on the water to snorkel at one of the offshore isles (from $125 at Captain Jak’s) or hike and go bird-watching in the nearby Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary (from $139 with Viator). Golf cart rentals are another popular way to explore the peninsula ($55 a day from Barefoot Services).San Juan, P.R.According to Dollar Flight Club, a membership service offering cheap airfares, San Juan is one of the best deals in the region, with round-trip flights starting at $138 from Atlanta.Upon touchdown, travelers can readily see why the capital of Puerto Rico has bargain appeal. Beaches and San Juan’s colonial center lie within easy reach of the airport.Among lodging options, Old San Juan offers a number of atmospheric hotels, including the Gallery Inn, which features 22 rooms with access to 15 patios and views over the town walls in a building designated a National Historic Landmark (doubles from $170). Closer to the beach, Hibird, in the coastal Condado district, offers accommodations with a rooftop pool and a beach club about a five minutes’ walk from the hotel (studio suites with a kitchenette from about $188).While many Caribbean destinations offer escapes into nature, San Juan’s strength is its history and culture. A walking tour of Old San Juan is a good place to learn about its colonial past (Patria Tours offers two-and-a-half-hour itineraries for about $51, including entrance to Castillo San Cristobal, which the National Park Service says is the largest fortress in the Americas).Seek culture in the nearby Santurce neighborhood, home to vibrant street murals, the Art Museum of Puerto Rico (admission $15) and the Museum of Contemporary Art ($8). Stick around after dark to drink, dance and sample street food like empanadillas (turnovers) and alcapurrias (fritters) at La Placita de Santurce, a public square that is particularly lively on the weekends. Source link

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When it’s cold in northern North America, it’s high season in the warm reaches of the south — especially in the Caribbean — as snowbirds flock to sunnier shores.High season ushers in high prices, but bargain seekers can claim a stretch of sand by considering the value of all-inclusive resorts that bundle meals and activities into the rates. For example, Iberostar Waves Costa Dorada in the Dominican Republic offers a beach, pools and five restaurants (doubles from $170 a night for two). Liberty Travel, an agency based in Montvale, N.J., and known for its expertise in the Caribbean, steers clients to the Grand Palladium Jamaica Resort & Spa for its four beaches and multiple dining options (from $285 for a double).But for those seeking a D.I.Y. getaway, the following destinations allow travelers to stretch their budgets this winter.A small Dutch island about 50 miles north of the coast of Venezuela, Bonaire is not the place for classic sandy beaches; most are scattered with coral and shells. Instead, the eco-centric island, surrounded by a marine reserve, is for snorkelers, swimmers and divers looking for easy-to-reach reefs. (Visitors pay a $75 entry tax as well as a $40 nature fee, which allows access to the island’s marine park and national park.)More than 50 of the destination’s roughly 85 dive sites are accessible from shore, meaning certified divers won’t need a guided boat excursion — a big savings — to swim among staghorn corals and schools of tropical fish. At beaches like 1,000 Steps — an exaggeration of the 67 limestone steps required to reach it — both divers and snorkelers can view marine wonders and stick around for sunset over the cactus-studded horizon.Home to few large hotels, Bonaire offers many vacation rentals and small resorts. Bamboo Bonaire, for example, has cottages, with kitchenettes and furnished porches within a lush walled compound (doubles from $225 a night; stays of five nights or more are eligible for 20 percent off).You’ll need to rent a car to explore the island (Kayak lists rentals from $34 a day), including Washington Slagbaai National Park on the north end, a nearly 10,600-acre preserve that is home to swim-inviting beaches and salt ponds filled with flamingos.Cartagena, ColombiaOn the northern coast of Colombia, Cartagena offers a more urban option in the sun. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Cartagena’s historic center is filled with military architecture from the 16th through 18th centuries that attests to its strategic location as a Caribbean trade port on par with Havana and San Juan, P.R.Beach lovers will find Airbnb rentals from about $70 a night in the Bocagrande seaside district on a peninsula south of the old center. Culture seekers will appreciate a more central address, such as the Townhouse Art Hotel, an art-focused boutique hotel with 11 individually decorated rooms, a piano bar, two pools and a rooftop lounge with views over the city (doubles from $155 a night, including breakfast).A walled city, Cartagena deserves a day of walking its cobblestone streets to appreciate the gracious colonial architecture painted in Caribbean hues. Two-hour free walking tours offered by Free Tour Cartagena (don’t forget to tip your guide) provide an overview of the city’s main plazas and landmark churches. Explore the corridors and batteries of the Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas, a Spanish 17th-century military fortress atop San Lázaro Hill (admission 36,000 pesos, or about $8).For entertainment, hit the arty Getsemaní neighborhood, outside the old city walls, which is known for its street musicians, murals, bars and restaurants arrayed around the Plaza de la Trinidad.Guadeloupe archipelagoBetween Dominica and Antigua in the Lesser Antilles, the French archipelago of Guadeloupe consists of five island groups — Basse-Terre, Grande-Terre, Marie-Galante, Les Saintes and La Désirade — offering rainforest and volcano hikes, snorkeling and diving on protected coral reefs, sandy beaches and surfing. Trails, beaches and the National Park of Guadeloupe are free to visit.Flights from Miami to Guadeloupe land at Guadeloupe International Maryse Conde Airport, which is connected to neighboring Basse-Terre by a bridge. Ferries to other islands cost 25 to 45 euros (roughly $26 to $47) one-way. Rental cars offer convenient ways to get around (the average rental price is $39 a day, according to Kayak).Look for relatively affordable stays at a number of small, eco-friendly resorts, including the 23-room Les Galets Rouges on Basse-Terre, overlooking the Cousteau Reserve marine park and near several hot springs (two-night minimum stays in a double start at €550, including breakfast). On Les Saintes — technically composed of nine islands, of which two, Terre-de-Haut and Terre-de-Bas, are inhabited — the guesthouse Les Hauts de la Baie is near Grand Anse beach on Terre-de-Bas (doubles average €130 a night, with access to a shared kitchen).Culinary highlights include the bokit sandwich, a fried bun stuffed with a choice of fish, pork or chicken with spicy sauce and usually sold for a few euros at local stands.Placencia, BelizeOn the southern coast of Belize, the laid-back beach town of Placencia, on the tip of a 16-mile-long peninsula, offers access to the Belize Barrier Reef offshore and a bohemian town center.“The real charm of Placencia is its unique ‘main street,’ which is actually a narrow sidewalk lined with colorful bars and restaurants that give off a fun Caribbean and rustic vibe,” wrote Rob Harper, the co-owner of Namu Travel Group, a Costa Rica-based travel agency that specializes in Central America, in an email.Vacation rentals in the former fishing village include Bella Azul from Bella Vita Casitas (starting at $198 a night), a cabin for two with use of kayaks, paddle boards and bikes included. A small guesthouse modeled in French colonial style, Alux House has studios designed to sleep two from $105 a night. Studio apartments in the Driftwood Gardens Guesthouse start at $65 a night for two.Save money on rooms in order to splurge on an all-day trip on the water to snorkel at one of the offshore isles (from $125 at Captain Jak’s) or hike and go bird-watching in the nearby Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary (from $139 with Viator). Golf cart rentals are another popular way to explore the peninsula ($55 a day from Barefoot Services).San Juan, P.R.According to Dollar Flight Club, a membership service offering cheap airfares, San Juan is one of the best deals in the region, with round-trip flights starting at $138 from Atlanta.Upon touchdown, travelers can readily see why the capital of Puerto Rico has bargain appeal. Beaches and San Juan’s colonial center lie within easy reach of the airport.Among lodging options, Old San Juan offers a number of atmospheric hotels, including the Gallery Inn, which features 22 rooms with access to 15 patios and views over the town walls in a building designated a National Historic Landmark (doubles from $170). Closer to the beach, Hibird, in the coastal Condado district, offers accommodations with a rooftop pool and a beach club about a five minutes’ walk from the hotel (studio suites with a kitchenette from about $188).While many Caribbean destinations offer escapes into nature, San Juan’s strength is its history and culture. A walking tour of Old San Juan is a good place to learn about its colonial past (Patria Tours offers two-and-a-half-hour itineraries for about $51, including entrance to Castillo San Cristobal, which the National Park Service says is the largest fortress in the Americas).Seek culture in the nearby Santurce neighborhood, home to vibrant street murals, the Art Museum of Puerto Rico (admission $15) and the Museum of Contemporary Art ($8). Stick around after dark to drink, dance and sample street food like empanadillas (turnovers) and alcapurrias (fritters) at La Placita de Santurce, a public square that is particularly lively on the weekends. Source link

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When it’s cold in northern North America, it’s high season in the warm reaches of the south — especially in the Caribbean — as snowbirds flock to sunnier shores.High season ushers in high prices, but bargain seekers can claim a stretch of sand by considering the value of all-inclusive resorts that bundle meals and activities into the rates. For example, Iberostar Waves Costa Dorada in the Dominican Republic offers a beach, pools and five restaurants (doubles from $170 a night for two). Liberty Travel, an agency based in Montvale, N.J., and known for its expertise in the Caribbean, steers clients to the Grand Palladium Jamaica Resort & Spa for its four beaches and multiple dining options (from $285 for a double).But for those seeking a D.I.Y. getaway, the following destinations allow travelers to stretch their budgets this winter.A small Dutch island about 50 miles north of the coast of Venezuela, Bonaire is not the place for classic sandy beaches; most are scattered with coral and shells. Instead, the eco-centric island, surrounded by a marine reserve, is for snorkelers, swimmers and divers looking for easy-to-reach reefs. (Visitors pay a $75 entry tax as well as a $40 nature fee, which allows access to the island’s marine park and national park.)More than 50 of the destination’s roughly 85 dive sites are accessible from shore, meaning certified divers won’t need a guided boat excursion — a big savings — to swim among staghorn corals and schools of tropical fish. At beaches like 1,000 Steps — an exaggeration of the 67 limestone steps required to reach it — both divers and snorkelers can view marine wonders and stick around for sunset over the cactus-studded horizon.Home to few large hotels, Bonaire offers many vacation rentals and small resorts. Bamboo Bonaire, for example, has cottages, with kitchenettes and furnished porches within a lush walled compound (doubles from $225 a night; stays of five nights or more are eligible for 20 percent off).You’ll need to rent a car to explore the island (Kayak lists rentals from $34 a day), including Washington Slagbaai National Park on the north end, a nearly 10,600-acre preserve that is home to swim-inviting beaches and salt ponds filled with flamingos.Cartagena, ColombiaOn the northern coast of Colombia, Cartagena offers a more urban option in the sun. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Cartagena’s historic center is filled with military architecture from the 16th through 18th centuries that attests to its strategic location as a Caribbean trade port on par with Havana and San Juan, P.R.Beach lovers will find Airbnb rentals from about $70 a night in the Bocagrande seaside district on a peninsula south of the old center. Culture seekers will appreciate a more central address, such as the Townhouse Art Hotel, an art-focused boutique hotel with 11 individually decorated rooms, a piano bar, two pools and a rooftop lounge with views over the city (doubles from $155 a night, including breakfast).A walled city, Cartagena deserves a day of walking its cobblestone streets to appreciate the gracious colonial architecture painted in Caribbean hues. Two-hour free walking tours offered by Free Tour Cartagena (don’t forget to tip your guide) provide an overview of the city’s main plazas and landmark churches. Explore the corridors and batteries of the Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas, a Spanish 17th-century military fortress atop San Lázaro Hill (admission 36,000 pesos, or about $8).For entertainment, hit the arty Getsemaní neighborhood, outside the old city walls, which is known for its street musicians, murals, bars and restaurants arrayed around the Plaza de la Trinidad.Guadeloupe archipelagoBetween Dominica and Antigua in the Lesser Antilles, the French archipelago of Guadeloupe consists of five island groups — Basse-Terre, Grande-Terre, Marie-Galante, Les Saintes and La Désirade — offering rainforest and volcano hikes, snorkeling and diving on protected coral reefs, sandy beaches and surfing. Trails, beaches and the National Park of Guadeloupe are free to visit.Flights from Miami to Guadeloupe land at Guadeloupe International Maryse Conde Airport, which is connected to neighboring Basse-Terre by a bridge. Ferries to other islands cost 25 to 45 euros (roughly $26 to $47) one-way. Rental cars offer convenient ways to get around (the average rental price is $39 a day, according to Kayak).Look for relatively affordable stays at a number of small, eco-friendly resorts, including the 23-room Les Galets Rouges on Basse-Terre, overlooking the Cousteau Reserve marine park and near several hot springs (two-night minimum stays in a double start at €550, including breakfast). On Les Saintes — technically composed of nine islands, of which two, Terre-de-Haut and Terre-de-Bas, are inhabited — the guesthouse Les Hauts de la Baie is near Grand Anse beach on Terre-de-Bas (doubles average €130 a night, with access to a shared kitchen).Culinary highlights include the bokit sandwich, a fried bun stuffed with a choice of fish, pork or chicken with spicy sauce and usually sold for a few euros at local stands.Placencia, BelizeOn the southern coast of Belize, the laid-back beach town of Placencia, on the tip of a 16-mile-long peninsula, offers access to the Belize Barrier Reef offshore and a bohemian town center.“The real charm of Placencia is its unique ‘main street,’ which is actually a narrow sidewalk lined with colorful bars and restaurants that give off a fun Caribbean and rustic vibe,” wrote Rob Harper, the co-owner of Namu Travel Group, a Costa Rica-based travel agency that specializes in Central America, in an email.Vacation rentals in the former fishing village include Bella Azul from Bella Vita Casitas (starting at $198 a night), a cabin for two with use of kayaks, paddle boards and bikes included. A small guesthouse modeled in French colonial style, Alux House has studios designed to sleep two from $105 a night. Studio apartments in the Driftwood Gardens Guesthouse start at $65 a night for two.Save money on rooms in order to splurge on an all-day trip on the water to snorkel at one of the offshore isles (from $125 at Captain Jak’s) or hike and go bird-watching in the nearby Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary (from $139 with Viator). Golf cart rentals are another popular way to explore the peninsula ($55 a day from Barefoot Services).San Juan, P.R.According to Dollar Flight Club, a membership service offering cheap airfares, San Juan is one of the best deals in the region, with round-trip flights starting at $138 from Atlanta.Upon touchdown, travelers can readily see why the capital of Puerto Rico has bargain appeal. Beaches and San Juan’s colonial center lie within easy reach of the airport.Among lodging options, Old San Juan offers a number of atmospheric hotels, including the Gallery Inn, which features 22 rooms with access to 15 patios and views over the town walls in a building designated a National Historic Landmark (doubles from $170). Closer to the beach, Hibird, in the coastal Condado district, offers accommodations with a rooftop pool and a beach club about a five minutes’ walk from the hotel (studio suites with a kitchenette from about $188).While many Caribbean destinations offer escapes into nature, San Juan’s strength is its history and culture. A walking tour of Old San Juan is a good place to learn about its colonial past (Patria Tours offers two-and-a-half-hour itineraries for about $51, including entrance to Castillo San Cristobal, which the National Park Service says is the largest fortress in the Americas).Seek culture in the nearby Santurce neighborhood, home to vibrant street murals, the Art Museum of Puerto Rico (admission $15) and the Museum of Contemporary Art ($8). Stick around after dark to drink, dance and sample street food like empanadillas (turnovers) and alcapurrias (fritters) at La Placita de Santurce, a public square that is particularly lively on the weekends. Source link

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When it’s cold in northern North America, it’s high season in the warm reaches of the south — especially in the Caribbean — as snowbirds flock to sunnier shores.High season ushers in high prices, but bargain seekers can claim a stretch of sand by considering the value of all-inclusive resorts that bundle meals and activities into the rates. For example, Iberostar Waves Costa Dorada in the Dominican Republic offers a beach, pools and five restaurants (doubles from $170 a night for two). Liberty Travel, an agency based in Montvale, N.J., and known for its expertise in the Caribbean, steers clients to the Grand Palladium Jamaica Resort & Spa for its four beaches and multiple dining options (from $285 for a double).But for those seeking a D.I.Y. getaway, the following destinations allow travelers to stretch their budgets this winter.A small Dutch island about 50 miles north of the coast of Venezuela, Bonaire is not the place for classic sandy beaches; most are scattered with coral and shells. Instead, the eco-centric island, surrounded by a marine reserve, is for snorkelers, swimmers and divers looking for easy-to-reach reefs. (Visitors pay a $75 entry tax as well as a $40 nature fee, which allows access to the island’s marine park and national park.)More than 50 of the destination’s roughly 85 dive sites are accessible from shore, meaning certified divers won’t need a guided boat excursion — a big savings — to swim among staghorn corals and schools of tropical fish. At beaches like 1,000 Steps — an exaggeration of the 67 limestone steps required to reach it — both divers and snorkelers can view marine wonders and stick around for sunset over the cactus-studded horizon.Home to few large hotels, Bonaire offers many vacation rentals and small resorts. Bamboo Bonaire, for example, has cottages, with kitchenettes and furnished porches within a lush walled compound (doubles from $225 a night; stays of five nights or more are eligible for 20 percent off).You’ll need to rent a car to explore the island (Kayak lists rentals from $34 a day), including Washington Slagbaai National Park on the north end, a nearly 10,600-acre preserve that is home to swim-inviting beaches and salt ponds filled with flamingos.Cartagena, ColombiaOn the northern coast of Colombia, Cartagena offers a more urban option in the sun. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Cartagena’s historic center is filled with military architecture from the 16th through 18th centuries that attests to its strategic location as a Caribbean trade port on par with Havana and San Juan, P.R.Beach lovers will find Airbnb rentals from about $70 a night in the Bocagrande seaside district on a peninsula south of the old center. Culture seekers will appreciate a more central address, such as the Townhouse Art Hotel, an art-focused boutique hotel with 11 individually decorated rooms, a piano bar, two pools and a rooftop lounge with views over the city (doubles from $155 a night, including breakfast).A walled city, Cartagena deserves a day of walking its cobblestone streets to appreciate the gracious colonial architecture painted in Caribbean hues. Two-hour free walking tours offered by Free Tour Cartagena (don’t forget to tip your guide) provide an overview of the city’s main plazas and landmark churches. Explore the corridors and batteries of the Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas, a Spanish 17th-century military fortress atop San Lázaro Hill (admission 36,000 pesos, or about $8).For entertainment, hit the arty Getsemaní neighborhood, outside the old city walls, which is known for its street musicians, murals, bars and restaurants arrayed around the Plaza de la Trinidad.Guadeloupe archipelagoBetween Dominica and Antigua in the Lesser Antilles, the French archipelago of Guadeloupe consists of five island groups — Basse-Terre, Grande-Terre, Marie-Galante, Les Saintes and La Désirade — offering rainforest and volcano hikes, snorkeling and diving on protected coral reefs, sandy beaches and surfing. Trails, beaches and the National Park of Guadeloupe are free to visit.Flights from Miami to Guadeloupe land at Guadeloupe International Maryse Conde Airport, which is connected to neighboring Basse-Terre by a bridge. Ferries to other islands cost 25 to 45 euros (roughly $26 to $47) one-way. Rental cars offer convenient ways to get around (the average rental price is $39 a day, according to Kayak).Look for relatively affordable stays at a number of small, eco-friendly resorts, including the 23-room Les Galets Rouges on Basse-Terre, overlooking the Cousteau Reserve marine park and near several hot springs (two-night minimum stays in a double start at €550, including breakfast). On Les Saintes — technically composed of nine islands, of which two, Terre-de-Haut and Terre-de-Bas, are inhabited — the guesthouse Les Hauts de la Baie is near Grand Anse beach on Terre-de-Bas (doubles average €130 a night, with access to a shared kitchen).Culinary highlights include the bokit sandwich, a fried bun stuffed with a choice of fish, pork or chicken with spicy sauce and usually sold for a few euros at local stands.Placencia, BelizeOn the southern coast of Belize, the laid-back beach town of Placencia, on the tip of a 16-mile-long peninsula, offers access to the Belize Barrier Reef offshore and a bohemian town center.“The real charm of Placencia is its unique ‘main street,’ which is actually a narrow sidewalk lined with colorful bars and restaurants that give off a fun Caribbean and rustic vibe,” wrote Rob Harper, the co-owner of Namu Travel Group, a Costa Rica-based travel agency that specializes in Central America, in an email.Vacation rentals in the former fishing village include Bella Azul from Bella Vita Casitas (starting at $198 a night), a cabin for two with use of kayaks, paddle boards and bikes included. A small guesthouse modeled in French colonial style, Alux House has studios designed to sleep two from $105 a night. Studio apartments in the Driftwood Gardens Guesthouse start at $65 a night for two.Save money on rooms in order to splurge on an all-day trip on the water to snorkel at one of the offshore isles (from $125 at Captain Jak’s) or hike and go bird-watching in the nearby Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary (from $139 with Viator). Golf cart rentals are another popular way to explore the peninsula ($55 a day from Barefoot Services).San Juan, P.R.According to Dollar Flight Club, a membership service offering cheap airfares, San Juan is one of the best deals in the region, with round-trip flights starting at $138 from Atlanta.Upon touchdown, travelers can readily see why the capital of Puerto Rico has bargain appeal. Beaches and San Juan’s colonial center lie within easy reach of the airport.Among lodging options, Old San Juan offers a number of atmospheric hotels, including the Gallery Inn, which features 22 rooms with access to 15 patios and views over the town walls in a building designated a National Historic Landmark (doubles from $170). Closer to the beach, Hibird, in the coastal Condado district, offers accommodations with a rooftop pool and a beach club about a five minutes’ walk from the hotel (studio suites with a kitchenette from about $188).While many Caribbean destinations offer escapes into nature, San Juan’s strength is its history and culture. A walking tour of Old San Juan is a good place to learn about its colonial past (Patria Tours offers two-and-a-half-hour itineraries for about $51, including entrance to Castillo San Cristobal, which the National Park Service says is the largest fortress in the Americas).Seek culture in the nearby Santurce neighborhood, home to vibrant street murals, the Art Museum of Puerto Rico (admission $15) and the Museum of Contemporary Art ($8). Stick around after dark to drink, dance and sample street food like empanadillas (turnovers) and alcapurrias (fritters) at La Placita de Santurce, a public square that is particularly lively on the weekends. Source link

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When it’s cold in northern North America, it’s high season in the warm reaches of the south — especially in the Caribbean — as snowbirds flock to sunnier shores.High season ushers in high prices, but bargain seekers can claim a stretch of sand by considering the value of all-inclusive resorts that bundle meals and activities into the rates. For example, Iberostar Waves Costa Dorada in the Dominican Republic offers a beach, pools and five restaurants (doubles from $170 a night for two). Liberty Travel, an agency based in Montvale, N.J., and known for its expertise in the Caribbean, steers clients to the Grand Palladium Jamaica Resort & Spa for its four beaches and multiple dining options (from $285 for a double).But for those seeking a D.I.Y. getaway, the following destinations allow travelers to stretch their budgets this winter.A small Dutch island about 50 miles north of the coast of Venezuela, Bonaire is not the place for classic sandy beaches; most are scattered with coral and shells. Instead, the eco-centric island, surrounded by a marine reserve, is for snorkelers, swimmers and divers looking for easy-to-reach reefs. (Visitors pay a $75 entry tax as well as a $40 nature fee, which allows access to the island’s marine park and national park.)More than 50 of the destination’s roughly 85 dive sites are accessible from shore, meaning certified divers won’t need a guided boat excursion — a big savings — to swim among staghorn corals and schools of tropical fish. At beaches like 1,000 Steps — an exaggeration of the 67 limestone steps required to reach it — both divers and snorkelers can view marine wonders and stick around for sunset over the cactus-studded horizon.Home to few large hotels, Bonaire offers many vacation rentals and small resorts. Bamboo Bonaire, for example, has cottages, with kitchenettes and furnished porches within a lush walled compound (doubles from $225 a night; stays of five nights or more are eligible for 20 percent off).You’ll need to rent a car to explore the island (Kayak lists rentals from $34 a day), including Washington Slagbaai National Park on the north end, a nearly 10,600-acre preserve that is home to swim-inviting beaches and salt ponds filled with flamingos.Cartagena, ColombiaOn the northern coast of Colombia, Cartagena offers a more urban option in the sun. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Cartagena’s historic center is filled with military architecture from the 16th through 18th centuries that attests to its strategic location as a Caribbean trade port on par with Havana and San Juan, P.R.Beach lovers will find Airbnb rentals from about $70 a night in the Bocagrande seaside district on a peninsula south of the old center. Culture seekers will appreciate a more central address, such as the Townhouse Art Hotel, an art-focused boutique hotel with 11 individually decorated rooms, a piano bar, two pools and a rooftop lounge with views over the city (doubles from $155 a night, including breakfast).A walled city, Cartagena deserves a day of walking its cobblestone streets to appreciate the gracious colonial architecture painted in Caribbean hues. Two-hour free walking tours offered by Free Tour Cartagena (don’t forget to tip your guide) provide an overview of the city’s main plazas and landmark churches. Explore the corridors and batteries of the Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas, a Spanish 17th-century military fortress atop San Lázaro Hill (admission 36,000 pesos, or about $8).For entertainment, hit the arty Getsemaní neighborhood, outside the old city walls, which is known for its street musicians, murals, bars and restaurants arrayed around the Plaza de la Trinidad.Guadeloupe archipelagoBetween Dominica and Antigua in the Lesser Antilles, the French archipelago of Guadeloupe consists of five island groups — Basse-Terre, Grande-Terre, Marie-Galante, Les Saintes and La Désirade — offering rainforest and volcano hikes, snorkeling and diving on protected coral reefs, sandy beaches and surfing. Trails, beaches and the National Park of Guadeloupe are free to visit.Flights from Miami to Guadeloupe land at Guadeloupe International Maryse Conde Airport, which is connected to neighboring Basse-Terre by a bridge. Ferries to other islands cost 25 to 45 euros (roughly $26 to $47) one-way. Rental cars offer convenient ways to get around (the average rental price is $39 a day, according to Kayak).Look for relatively affordable stays at a number of small, eco-friendly resorts, including the 23-room Les Galets Rouges on Basse-Terre, overlooking the Cousteau Reserve marine park and near several hot springs (two-night minimum stays in a double start at €550, including breakfast). On Les Saintes — technically composed of nine islands, of which two, Terre-de-Haut and Terre-de-Bas, are inhabited — the guesthouse Les Hauts de la Baie is near Grand Anse beach on Terre-de-Bas (doubles average €130 a night, with access to a shared kitchen).Culinary highlights include the bokit sandwich, a fried bun stuffed with a choice of fish, pork or chicken with spicy sauce and usually sold for a few euros at local stands.Placencia, BelizeOn the southern coast of Belize, the laid-back beach town of Placencia, on the tip of a 16-mile-long peninsula, offers access to the Belize Barrier Reef offshore and a bohemian town center.“The real charm of Placencia is its unique ‘main street,’ which is actually a narrow sidewalk lined with colorful bars and restaurants that give off a fun Caribbean and rustic vibe,” wrote Rob Harper, the co-owner of Namu Travel Group, a Costa Rica-based travel agency that specializes in Central America, in an email.Vacation rentals in the former fishing village include Bella Azul from Bella Vita Casitas (starting at $198 a night), a cabin for two with use of kayaks, paddle boards and bikes included. A small guesthouse modeled in French colonial style, Alux House has studios designed to sleep two from $105 a night. Studio apartments in the Driftwood Gardens Guesthouse start at $65 a night for two.Save money on rooms in order to splurge on an all-day trip on the water to snorkel at one of the offshore isles (from $125 at Captain Jak’s) or hike and go bird-watching in the nearby Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary (from $139 with Viator). Golf cart rentals are another popular way to explore the peninsula ($55 a day from Barefoot Services).San Juan, P.R.According to Dollar Flight Club, a membership service offering cheap airfares, San Juan is one of the best deals in the region, with round-trip flights starting at $138 from Atlanta.Upon touchdown, travelers can readily see why the capital of Puerto Rico has bargain appeal. Beaches and San Juan’s colonial center lie within easy reach of the airport.Among lodging options, Old San Juan offers a number of atmospheric hotels, including the Gallery Inn, which features 22 rooms with access to 15 patios and views over the town walls in a building designated a National Historic Landmark (doubles from $170). Closer to the beach, Hibird, in the coastal Condado district, offers accommodations with a rooftop pool and a beach club about a five minutes’ walk from the hotel (studio suites with a kitchenette from about $188).While many Caribbean destinations offer escapes into nature, San Juan’s strength is its history and culture. A walking tour of Old San Juan is a good place to learn about its colonial past (Patria Tours offers two-and-a-half-hour itineraries for about $51, including entrance to Castillo San Cristobal, which the National Park Service says is the largest fortress in the Americas).Seek culture in the nearby Santurce neighborhood, home to vibrant street murals, the Art Museum of Puerto Rico (admission $15) and the Museum of Contemporary Art ($8). Stick around after dark to drink, dance and sample street food like empanadillas (turnovers) and alcapurrias (fritters) at La Placita de Santurce, a public square that is particularly lively on the weekends. Source link

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Explore the Flights to Gambia From UK & Plan a Tour

Did you always want to have a thrilling Western Africa tour for an adventurous vacation and explore their rich heritage and culture? Then Gambia can be on your list as for the past few decades, this West African country is welcoming tourists from all across the globe. At Business Flight Shop you can not only get jaw-dropping deals on flights to Gambia in various cabins but can also create a customised vacation package like any AI-guided OTAs these days.

Experts suggest booking an all-inclusive package to Gambia to stay miles away from the hazards of finding decent accommodation or finding a rental car service soon after landing. Let the OTA you choose to provide such services, despite offering business class flight deals so that you have the round-way flight tickets with you along with a confirmed hotel or resort booked. It is also possible to book a local tour guide for a private sightseeing tour or you can also find local sightseeing group tour packages according to your preference and budget.

What you must know about Gambia?

The ideal time to visit Gambia is from November to May when they enjoy the dry season in the country. Enjoy pleasant weather and ideal for the beach tours and other outdoor activities. You have to land in Banjul, the capital city of Gambia from where you have to take rental cars for further traveling. If you are from Sydney, then to board your return on one of the first class flights to Australia, you have to arrive at Banjul.

Wear modest clothes when you are in Gambia. Make sure that in Muslim countries, you should avoid wearing revealing clothes including beach wear. Also, be careful of the safety. Theft and other criminal activities are quite common here among locals. However, staying in a group or maintaining safety precautions is always asked to be maintained by local guides.

What are the top attractions of Gambia?

Kachikally Crocodile Pool– You shouldn’t miss this incredible place if you prefer visiting Crocodile Park. This is a sacred crocodile pool near Bakau.

Senegambian Stone Circles: This will remind you of the Stonehenge. Explore the Megaliths stretching across the Senegal border and Gambia.

Wassu Stone Circles: Check out this UNESCO World Heritage. This was a popular burial site during the ancient times with stone circles site.

Enjoy the beach activities for which you often catch business class flights to Thailand to enjoy the bright sunny seaside for a nice swimming and sunbathing experience. Enjoy a day fishing here and explore the local culture on another day.

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Address: Kumpurumulai Road (B184 - 4km post), Kalkudah 30410, Sri Lanka

Aki Villa is a serene bed and breakfast retreat in Pasikuda, Sri Lanka, offering simple, natural, and local accommodations. Open since 2017, the villa features eco-friendly cottages built with traditional materials, solar-powered hot water systems, and homegrown fruits and vegetables. Guests can enjoy a variety of activities, including swimming, beach walks, bird watching, cooking classes, and excursions to nearby national parks. Aki Villa caters to travelers seeking a peaceful escape with authentic Sri Lankan hospitality.

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Choose the Best Beachfront Villas in Koh Samui for a Luxurious Seaside Escape

Koh Samui, Thailand’s premier island destination, is famed for its breathtaking landscapes, turquoise waters, and luxurious accommodations. If you’re dreaming of waking up to the sound of waves and panoramic ocean views, Beachfront Villas Koh Samui offer an unparalleled experience. Holiday Villa, a leading name in luxury vacation rentals, ensures every guest enjoys a seamless blend of comfort, privacy, and natural beauty.

Discover the Magic of Beachfront Villas in Koh Samui

Imagine stepping out of your villa directly onto the soft sands of Koh Samui’s pristine beaches. Staying in a Koh Samui beachfront villa offers an immersive tropical experience. Whether it’s the allure of the sunrise over the Gulf of Thailand or tranquil evenings under the stars, these villas redefine luxury living.

Why Choose Beachfront Villas Koh Samui?

1. Unbeatable Views

The mesmerizing views of the ocean are a highlight of beachfront properties. Wake up to the sun rising over the horizon and unwind with stunning sunsets from the comfort of your private villa.

2. Exclusive Access to the Beach

Unlike crowded hotels, beachfront villas provide direct and private access to the beach. Enjoy leisurely walks, sunbathe in seclusion, or dive into the crystal-clear waters just steps from your door.

3. Luxurious Amenities

Holiday Villa offers properties equipped with world-class amenities. Private infinity pools, outdoor lounges, and personalized services are just a few features that elevate your stay.

4. Perfect for Every Occasion

Whether you’re planning a romantic honeymoon, a family retreat, or a group vacation, koh samui villas for rent cater to all preferences and group sizes.

Types of Beachfront Villas Koh Samui Offers

Koh Samui boasts an array of villa options to suit different needs:

Private Pool Villas: Ideal for couples seeking privacy or families looking for fun.

Luxury Estates: Perfect for larger groups or those desiring an opulent experience.

Traditional Thai Villas: These offer a cultural touch with their elegant, local-inspired designs.

Why Book with Holiday Villa?

Holiday Villa stands out for its exceptional service and exclusive properties. Here’s why you should book with them:

Handpicked Properties: Each villa is carefully selected to meet the highest standards of luxury and comfort.

Personalized Services: From airport transfers to private chefs, Holiday Villa tailors every detail of your stay.

Prime Locations: Their villas are strategically located near villa Koh Samui finest beaches, ensuring convenience and stunning views.

Trustworthy Reputation: With years of experience, Holiday Villa has become synonymous with excellence in vacation rentals.

Things to Do While Staying in a Beachfront Villa

1. Explore the Island

Take a break from lounging by your koh samui villa with private pool bdiscover Koh Samui’s wonders. Visit the iconic Big Buddha, enjoy the bustling Fisherman’s Village, or take a day trip to Ang Thong National Marine Park.

2. Water Activities

From snorkeling to paddleboarding, the waters surrounding Koh Samui offer countless activities. Many beachfront villas provide easy access to equipment rentals or private excursions.

3. Indulge in Local Cuisine

Savor the flavors of Thailand with fresh seafood and authentic dishes. Many Holiday Villa properties also offer in-house chefs for a bespoke dining experience.

Tips for Booking Your Dream Villa

Plan Ahead: Beachfront villas in Koh Samui are highly sought after, so book early to secure your preferred dates.

Consider Group Size: Choose a villa that fits your group comfortably. Holiday Villa offers options ranging from intimate spaces for couples to sprawling estates for larger groups.

Check Amenities: Ensure the villa has all the features you desire, such as a private pool, Wi-Fi, and beach access.

Final Thoughts

A stay in a Beachfront Villa Koh Samui is the epitome of luxury and relaxation. With Holiday Villa, your tropical retreat becomes an unforgettable experience filled with comfort, privacy, and awe-inspiring beauty. Book your dream villa today and let the magic of Koh Samui captivate you.

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Your Guide to Pet-Friendly Folly Beach Rentals and Activities

If you're considering a vacation in the charming beach town of Folly Beach, South Carolina, and you want to bring your pet along, you're in luck! Folly Beach is known for its laid-back atmosphere and stunning coastline, and it's an ideal destination for pet owners who want to enjoy a vacation without leaving their furry companions behind. The Regatta Inn, located on Folly Beach, offers the perfect Pet-Friendly Folly Beach Rental experience, with luxurious accommodations and a variety of amenities designed to make both you and your pet feel right at home.

1. Why Folly Beach is Ideal for Pets

Folly Beach is one of the most pet-friendly destinations in South Carolina. Known for its welcoming vibe and beautiful natural surroundings, the town has a lot to offer pet owners. The wide-open spaces, pet-friendly beaches, and relaxed pace of life make it a great spot for pets to enjoy the outdoors. Whether you're strolling along the beach or hiking through nearby trails, your pet will have plenty of opportunities to explore and enjoy the local scenery.

Folly Beach also boasts a number of pet-friendly businesses, from restaurants to shops and more. The local community is very pet-friendly, making it easy to find places that will welcome your dog. When you stay at the Regatta Inn, you’re in the heart of this pet-friendly paradise, with easy access to all the best activities and attractions for pets and their owners.

2. Stay at Regatta Inn: Your Perfect Pet-Friendly Rental

The Regatta Inn offers a variety of Pet Friendly Folly Beach Rentals designed to make your stay as comfortable as possible. The rooms are spacious and well-appointed, with plenty of room for you and your pet to relax. Each room offers a cozy atmosphere with all the amenities you need for a stress-free vacation, including ocean views, modern furnishings, and easy access to outdoor spaces where your pet can roam.

The Inn's pet-friendly rooms are located in close proximity to the beach, so you can easily take your dog for a walk along the shoreline or enjoy a relaxing evening on the porch. The Regatta Inn also offers pet-specific amenities, such as pet-friendly bedding, waste bags, and access to nearby parks and trails where your pet can enjoy some outdoor time.

3. Pet-Friendly Attractions and Dining

One of the best things about staying at the Regatta Inn is its proximity to a variety of pet-friendly attractions and dining options. Folly Beach is home to several pet-friendly parks, beaches, and walking trails that allow your dog to explore and enjoy the great outdoors.

Pet-Friendly Beaches

Folly Beach’s beaches are some of the best in the area for pets. The beach allows dogs to run freely, play in the surf, and enjoy the sand. Be sure to check local regulations to find out where pets are allowed and any seasonal restrictions that may apply. Whether you're walking along the shore or simply relaxing on the sand, your dog will love spending time at the beach.

Pet-Friendly Restaurants

Folly Beach is home to a number of pet-friendly restaurants that allow you to bring your dog while you enjoy a meal. Many restaurants have outdoor patios where pets are welcome, making it easy to enjoy a meal with your furry friend by your side. Some of the best pet-friendly restaurants in the area include the Folly Beach Crab Shack, The Lost Dog Cafe, and Rita’s Seaside Grille.

4. Pet-Friendly Activities on Folly Beach

Folly Beach offers a variety of outdoor activities that you and your pet can enjoy together. From dog-friendly parks to scenic walking trails, there’s no shortage of places to explore. Some of the top pet-friendly activities include:

Exploring Folly Beach County Park

The Folly Beach County Park is a great spot for pet owners to enjoy a peaceful walk or picnic with their dog. The park features several walking trails, open spaces, and scenic views, making it an ideal place to explore with your pet.

Visiting the Folly Beach Fishing Pier

The Folly Beach Fishing Pier is another great spot to visit with your pet. The pier is a popular location for fishing and sightseeing, and dogs are allowed on the pier as long as they’re on a leash. It’s a great place to enjoy the views of the Atlantic Ocean and spend time with your dog.

5. The Regatta Inn’s Pet Policies

The Regatta Inn has established pet policies to ensure that both guests and their pets have a comfortable and enjoyable stay. While the Inn is pet-friendly, there are certain guidelines in place to ensure that pets are well-behaved and safe during their stay. These include:

Weight limits and breed restrictions for pets

Pets must be kept on a leash in public areas

Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets

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Explore the best vacation rentals in the Dominican Republic. Choose from beachfront villas, luxury apartments, and family-friendly homes. Experience paradise with stunning views, private pools, and top-notch amenities. Book your perfect stay now!

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Explore the best vacation rentals in the Dominican Republic. Choose from beachfront villas, luxury apartments, and family-friendly homes. Experience paradise with stunning views, private pools, and top-notch amenities. Book your perfect stay now!

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Best vacation homes in india

Discover comfortable and convenient short stay rentals near airports and railway stations. Find your ideal holiday home or homestay for a perfect getaway

India offers some of the world’s most diverse vacation experiences, and for those seeking a comfortable, private space to relax, vacation homes are an ideal choice. Whether you're traveling with family, a group of friends, or as a couple looking for a serene getaway, vacation homes in India provide the perfect blend of luxury, convenience, and access to iconic attractions.

Vacation Homes Near Popular Attractions

From the bustling streets of Delhi to the peaceful beaches of Goa, vacation homes near popular attractions are perfect for travelers who want to be close to the action. Imagine staying in a cozy villa overlooking the Taj Mahal, or a seaside bungalow in Goa with the sand just steps from your door. These vacation homes allow you to enjoy the sights and sounds of India’s famous destinations while retreating to a tranquil space of your own.

Many of these homes offer unique designs that reflect the local culture. For example, a Rajasthani-style mansion in Jaipur provides guests with the grandeur of royal architecture, while cottages in the hill stations of Himachal Pradesh blend seamlessly with the surrounding nature. With vacation rentals in key areas, you’ll have the advantage of staying close to temples, beaches, heritage sites, and adventure spots.

Luxury Vacation Rentals in India

For travelers with a taste for indulgence, luxury vacation rentals in India deliver a world-class experience. Imagine staying in a modern villa with an infinity pool overlooking the mountains, or a palace-style residence adorned with intricate carvings and opulent decor. Luxury vacation homes are available in top destinations like Udaipur, Kerala, and the scenic backwaters of Alleppey.

These upscale homes often come equipped with premium amenities such as private chefs, spa facilities, personal pools, and expansive outdoor spaces, perfect for intimate gatherings or relaxation in privacy. Whether you desire a beachside property with modern furnishings or a heritage villa with antique decor, India’s luxury vacation rentals cater to all tastes and preferences, offering a five-star experience in the comfort of a private home.

Family-Friendly Vacation Homes in India

Family vacations are a special time to bond, and a family-friendly vacation home makes the experience even better. These homes are often spacious, with multiple bedrooms and common areas for family activities. Many family-oriented vacation rentals in India also come with kid-friendly amenities like play areas, baby-proofed spaces, and proximity to family-friendly attractions such as theme parks, zoos, and water parks.

From villas on the beaches of Goa to farmhouses in the lush green surroundings of Coorg, these family-friendly properties offer safe, comfortable, and fun-filled environments. Many of them are located near natural parks, heritage sites, and adventure centers, ensuring that every family member has something to enjoy.

Vacation in India: A Home Away From Home

One of the greatest benefits of choosing a vacation home in India is the feeling of having a “home away from home.” With fully equipped kitchens, spacious living rooms, and outdoor areas, vacation homes provide guests with more freedom and privacy than hotels. You can cook your meals, enjoy leisurely breakfasts in your garden, or have a movie night with your family without interruption.

Why Choose Vacation Homes for Your India Trip?

India is a country that beckons travelers to immerse themselves in its beauty, culture, and diversity. Staying in a vacation home enhances this experience by allowing you to live like a local. You can explore India’s vibrant neighborhoods, sample traditional food, and engage with local communities, all while enjoying the comforts of a home. Vacation homes in India offer flexible options for both short and long stays, making them ideal for everything from quick weekend trips to extended retreats.

In conclusion, India’s vacation homes provide a range of options for every kind of traveler. Whether you’re in search of a family-friendly property, a luxurious villa, or a charming retreat close to popular attractions, these homes offer comfort, convenience, and unforgettable memories. Choose a vacation home for your next India trip, and experience the country in a way that’s truly unique and personal.  Happystay.in

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Beach vacation westhampton beach rentals

Westhampton Beach is a sought-after destination on Long Island, New York, known for its pristine beaches, charming atmosphere, and upscale vibe. Whether you’re planning a family getaway, a romantic escape, or a relaxing break with friends, Beach Vacation Westhampton Beach rentals offer a perfect retreat. With a range of properties from beachfront homes to cozy cottages, Beach Vacation Home Rental has options that suit every style and budget.

Why Choose Westhampton Beach for Your Next Vacation?

Westhampton Beach offers more than just beautiful coastlines. It combines the charm of the Hamptons with a relaxed environment, making it ideal for those seeking a peaceful vacation with plenty to do. The area has something for everyone: scenic beaches, a vibrant dining scene, shopping, and outdoor activities. It’s a place where you can unwind on the sandy shores, explore local markets, or enjoy fine dining in nearby restaurants.

Beach Vacation Rentals: Luxury and Comfort Combined

Beach Vacation Home Rental in Westhampton Beach offers an exceptional selection of properties with premium amenities. Our rentals feature private beach access, spacious interiors, and high-end furnishings to make your stay comfortable and enjoyable. Many of our homes include outdoor decks or patios with ocean views, private pools, hot tubs, and barbecue areas — perfect for those who want to make the most of the seaside ambiance.

Whether you’re looking for a pet-friendly rental, a property with multiple bedrooms for larger groups, or a cozy bungalow for two, Beach Vacation Home Rental has options to meet your needs.

Activities Near Your Westhampton Beach Rental

Staying at a Beach Vacation Westhampton Beach rental means you’re just steps away from a variety of activities. Here are some popular options to explore:

Beach Activities: Relax on the sandy shores, go for a swim, or enjoy beachcombing along the stunning coastline.

Outdoor Adventures: Westhampton Beach offers great spots for kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing. For those who love hiking, nearby parks and trails are a great escape.

Dining and Shopping: The town center has a mix of upscale boutiques, local shops, and restaurants. From fresh seafood to gourmet cuisine, you’ll find plenty of options to satisfy your palate.

Why Book with Beach Vacation Home Rental?

Beach Vacation Home Rental takes pride in offering exceptional properties and customer service. Each rental is selected for its comfort, style, and location, ensuring that you have a memorable stay. We provide detailed property descriptions and personalized recommendations to help you find the perfect rental. Booking with us also means access to local insights and tips, making it easy to plan your ideal Westhampton Beach vacation.

Experience Westhampton Beach Like Never Before

A beach vacation in Westhampton Beach is an experience that combines relaxation with luxury. With Beach Vacation Home Rental, you can enjoy all the best the area has to offer in comfort and style. Our properties provide the ideal setting to create unforgettable memories, whether you’re exploring the town, lounging by the beach, or watching the sunset from your private deck. Plan your Westhampton Beach getaway today with Beach Vacation Home Rental for a vacation you’ll never forget.

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Pompano Beach on a Budget: Top Rental Options for Every Traveler

Are you dreaming of a beach getaway without breaking the bank? Pompano Beach offers the perfect blend of sun, sand, and budget-friendly rental options. At World's Best Vacation Rentals, two beautiful vacation homes are waiting for you. Located just a stone's throw from the beach, our rentals provide the ideal base for your seaside adventures.

Affordable Comfort

When you choose our Pompano Beach budget rental, you don’t have to sacrifice comfort for cost. Our homes are freshly renovated, offering a cozy and welcoming atmosphere for short- and long-term stays. Whether you're traveling solo, with family, or friends, you’ll find a space that fits your needs.

Kristina and Matt, the passionate husband-and-wife team behind our rentals, have put their heart and soul into creating a memorable experience for every guest. They pay attention to every detail, ensuring that you feel at home from the moment you walk in.

Amenities that Matter

We understand that every traveler has different needs, so our rentals come equipped with all the essential comforts. You’ll enjoy impeccably clean spaces, comfortable furnishings, and fully equipped kitchens to whip up your favorite meals. With 24/7 customer service, you can rest assured that help is just a call away, whether you have questions or need assistance during your stay.

Explore Pompano Beach

The beauty of Pompano Beach lies not just in its stunning shoreline but also in the range of activities available. Spend your days lounging on the beach, exploring local parks, or indulging in water sports. With so much to see and do, you’ll never run out of options. After a day of adventure, return to your rental, relax, and enjoy the calming sounds of the ocean.

Booking Made Easy

Ready to make your dream beach vacation a reality? Booking your stay with us is simple. Just visit our Accommodations page and explore our available Pompano Beach vacation rentals. We believe that everyone deserves a chance to experience the charm of this beautiful coastal town, and our budget-friendly options make that possible.

Create Lasting Memories

Don’t just book a rental; book an experience that you’ll cherish for years to come. Our Pompano Beach rentals are more than just a place to stay; they’re a gateway to unforgettable memories with your loved ones. Enjoy the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure, all while staying within your budget.

So why wait? Plan your getaway to Pompano Beach today! Whether it’s a family trip, a romantic escape, or a solo adventure, we have the ideal rental waiting for you. At World's Best Vacation Rentals, your dream vacation is just a booking away!

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Best Beach Vacation Spots In Florida For Couples – Beachfront Bliss For Love Ones!

Looking for a romantic getaway? The good news is that you don’t have to go all the way to Paris to impress your loved ones.

Believe it or not, Florida has plenty of swoon-worthy spots that’ll make your heart sing. Its charming coastal towns to breathtaking beaches offer a variety of vacation spots in Florida for couples that promise unforgettable moments.

Also if you are looking for luxury vacation rentals for a luxury retreat, there are many hotels or resorts in Florida for staying. So pack your bags and get ready to experience love in its most beautiful form of Florida!

3 Best Beach Vacation Spots in Florida For Couples

Florida is home to the couple’s best beach vacation spots, perfect for romance and relaxation. Florida’s stunning coastline offers idyllic beach vacation spots for couples seeking sun, sand, and serenity. Picture soft white sands, gentle waves, and breathtaking sunsets that set the mood for unforgettable moments together. Enjoy intimate beach strolls, cozy dinners by the shore, and adventurous water activities, all while soaking in the vibrant local culture. Each of these destinations provides a unique backdrop for unforgettable moments, making them ideal choices for a romantic getaway in Florida.

1. Santa Rosa Beach

Santa Rosa Beach is a most romantic escape on the Emerald Coast, offering stunning white sand beaches and a vibrant arts scene. This charming destination is perfect for couples seeking both adventure and relaxation.

Things to Do For Couples in Santa Rosa Beach

Bike Ride Along 30A: Enjoy the scenic views and fresh air on a leisurely bike ride.

Explore Seaside: Stroll through the picturesque town filled with unique shops and local art galleries.

Sunset Picnic at Grayton Beach State Park: Pack a blanket and dinner for a romantic evening watching the sunset.

Relax on the Beach: Spend a day soaking up the sun on the soft, white sands.

Take a Nature Walk: Explore the beautiful coastal dunes and wildlife in nearby parks.

Dine at Waterfront Restaurants: Enjoy a romantic meal with stunning views of the water.

2. Playalinda Beach

For couples looking for a tranquil retreat, Playalinda Beach offers pristine sands and breathtaking natural beauty. It’s an ideal spot to unwind and enjoy each other’s company, whether you’re lounging on the beach or exploring the area’s attractions.

Things to Do For Couples in Playalinda Beach

Beach Lounging: Relax on the soft sands and soak up the sun together.

Seashell Collecting: Wander along the shore and collect unique seashells.

Stroll Along the Shore: Enjoy a romantic walk while listening to the soothing sound of waves.

Picnic at Canova Beach Park: Pack lunch and enjoy a scenic picnic together.

Kayaking or Paddleboarding: Get adventurous with kayaking or paddleboarding in the calm waters.

Sunset Viewing: End your day by watching the stunning sunset over the ocean.

3. Rosemary Beach

Rosemary Beach is a charming, romantic destination with its cobblestone streets and beautiful architecture. It’s the perfect spot for couples looking to relax and enjoy quality time together, whether you’re dining with ocean views or exploring the coastal scenery.

Things to Do For Couples in Rosemary Beach

Stroll Through Cobblestone Streets: Take a leisurely walk through the picturesque streets adorned with lush gardens.

Romantic Dinner: Dine at a local eatery featuring farm-to-table dishes and stunning ocean views.

Rent a Tandem Bike: Enjoy a fun ride along the scenic coastal paths together.

Relax on the Beach: Spend a day lounging on the soft sands and taking in the sun.

Explore Local Art: Discover galleries showcasing the work of local artists.

Watch the Sunset: End your day with a breathtaking sunset over the Gulf. Read more…

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California, the Golden State, is renowned for its diverse landscapes, iconic cities, and cultural richness. Whether you're dreaming of a beachside escape in Malibu, a city adventure in San Francisco, or a mountain retreat in Lake Tahoe, Holidayexpertz offers a wide selection of vacation homes by owner across California. From luxurious villas and stylish condos to cozy cottages and rustic cabins, find the perfect rental to suit your needs and preferences.

Top Vacation Rentals in California

Beachfront Villas in Malibu Malibu, with its stunning coastline and upscale ambiance, offers beachfront villas that provide direct access to sandy shores and panoramic ocean views. Perfect for families, couples, or groups looking for a luxurious seaside retreat.

Chic Condos in San Francisco Experience the charm and energy of San Francisco from a modern condo located in the heart of the city. Enjoy easy access to famous landmarks, vibrant neighborhoods, and top dining and entertainment options.

Mountain Cabins in Lake Tahoe Nestled in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Lake Tahoe boasts a range of cozy cabins ideal for both winter sports enthusiasts and summer adventurers. These cabins offer easy access to skiing, hiking, and breathtaking natural scenery.

Countryside Cottages in Sonoma County Discover the beauty of California’s wine country by staying in a charming countryside cottage. Enjoy serene landscapes, nearby vineyards, and a relaxing atmosphere perfect for a romantic getaway or a peaceful retreat.

Luxury Homes in Beverly Hills For a taste of Hollywood glamour, book a stay in a luxury home in Beverly Hills. With elegant interiors, private pools, and proximity to upscale shopping and dining, these properties offer an opulent experience.

Top Attractions of California

California’s vast and varied landscape means there’s something for every traveler. Here are some top attractions to explore during your visit:

1. Yosemite National Park

Yosemite is a jewel of California’s natural landscape, featuring dramatic cliffs, waterfalls, and giant sequoias. The park offers numerous hiking trails, scenic viewpoints, and opportunities for outdoor activities.

El Capitan: A famous granite monolith known for its challenging rock climbing routes and stunning views.

Half Dome: A distinctive peak with a challenging hike offering panoramic views of the park.

2. Disneyland Resort (Anaheim)

The Disneyland Resort in Anaheim is a magical destination for families and Disney fans of all ages. With two theme parks, Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park, visitors can enjoy thrilling rides, entertainment, and character meet-and-greets.

Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge: An immersive land where you can explore the Star Wars universe and experience themed attractions.

Pirates of the Caribbean: A classic ride that takes you on a swashbuckling adventure through a pirate-infested Caribbean.

3. San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge

One of the most iconic landmarks in California, the Golden Gate Bridge offers stunning views of San Francisco Bay and the city skyline. Walk or bike across the bridge or take photos from nearby viewpoints.

Crissy Field: A scenic area with walking trails and views of the bridge, ideal for picnics and relaxing by the water.

Fort Point: Located beneath the bridge, this historic fort offers a unique perspective and historical exhibits.

4. Napa Valley Wine Country

California’s renowned wine country, Napa Valley, is known for its world-class wineries and picturesque vineyards. Enjoy wine tastings, gourmet dining, and beautiful vineyard landscapes.

Castello di Amorosa: A medieval-inspired castle winery offering tastings and tours in a unique setting.

Napa Valley Wine Train: A scenic train ride through the valley with gourmet meals and wine tastings.

5. Hollywood Walk of Fame (Los Angeles)

Explore the stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, where over 2,600 brass stars honor celebrities from the entertainment industry. The Hollywood area also features the TCL Chinese Theatre and the Hollywood Museum.

Hollywood Bowl: An iconic outdoor amphitheater hosting concerts and performances.

Griffith Observatory: Offers panoramic views of Los Angeles and the Hollywood Sign, along with interactive exhibits and stargazing opportunities.

6. Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks

These neighboring parks are home to some of the largest trees on Earth, including the General Sherman Tree. Enjoy hiking trails, scenic drives, and stunning natural landscapes.

General Sherman Tree: The largest tree by volume in the world.

Kings Canyon Scenic Byway: A scenic drive offering breathtaking views of the canyon and surrounding wilderness.

7. San Diego Zoo

The San Diego Zoo is one of the largest and most famous zoos in the world, featuring a vast collection of animals and innovative exhibits. It’s a great destination for families and animal lovers.

Safari Park: A sister facility to the zoo, offering larger enclosures and a safari-like experience.

Giraffe Feeding: An interactive experience where visitors can feed giraffes and learn about these majestic animals.

8. Death Valley National Park

Known for its extreme temperatures and unique landscapes, Death Valley offers a dramatic desert experience. Explore salt flats, sand dunes, and colorful rock formations.

Badwater Basin: The lowest point in North America with stunning salt flats and desert views.

Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes: Iconic sand dunes perfect for photography and exploring.

Why Choose Holidayexpertz for California Vacation Rentals by Owner?

Holidayexpertz provides a range of benefits when booking your vacation rental by owner in California:

No Booking or Service Fees: Save on additional costs by booking directly with the property owner.

Diverse Selection: Choose from a wide variety of rental options, including luxurious villas, modern condos, rustic cabins, and charming cottages.

Local Insight: Get personalized recommendations and local tips from property owners to enhance your stay.

Comfort and Flexibility: Enjoy the comfort of a home-like environment with the flexibility to cook your own meals and create your own itinerary.

Book Your California Vacation Today

From the scenic beauty of Yosemite and Napa Valley to the excitement of Disneyland and the vibrant culture of San Francisco, California offers endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation. With Holidayexpertz, you can find the perfect vacation rental by owner to make your trip memorable and enjoyable. Book your stay today and start exploring the wonders of the Golden State!