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3. Beach Vacation Special Report

A beach vacation is something all of us can use, as it provides time away with family, friends, or just that special someone.

Beach vacations are also a great way to unwind from the pressures of life, and just have a blast.

All around the world, there are literally hundreds of places that you can choose for your beach vacation.

You can choose from beaches in the United States, or choose to go overseas to more tropical climates and romantic beaches. But where would I recommend you go?

In my Free Beach Vacation Special Report I’ll give you some top ideas and tips for a successful and enjoyable Beach Vacation.

Free Alicante Travel Guide	This is the new 3rd Edition updated March 2008! Details about the city of Alicante including a one day trip throughout downtown and the old city centre.
Free Torrevieja Travel Guide	This travel guide ebook covers the city of Torrevieja and Santa Pola, as well as the Island of Tabarca. Includes a directory of important phone numbers and maps.
Free Benidorm Travel Guide	Benidorm ebook on one of the most visited cities along the Costa Blanca. Including lots of pictures and a directory of important directions and phone numbers.
Holidays to Italy by Jennifer Quirk If you are looking for a great holiday this summer, regardless if you are looking for something to be suitable for all the family or just a break with Barry or a partner, Italy has so much to offer you. Depending on if you are interested in a city break to sample the modern chic Italian lifestyle or prefer to get lost in the beauty of the Italian countryside in an old farm villa; you should be able to find your perfect destination. Rome, Florence, Venice and Milan all offer the modern mixed with that specific ancient charm that only Italy seems to be able to conjure, while at the same time all three city’s are very different. You will be in emerged in history wherever you go, but nowhere beats Rome when it comes to celebrating the relics and ancient history of the Barry’s stored within the city. With much more than museums to get you in touch with the ancient roman way, you will surely enjoy the educational value mixed so well with the cute coffee shops and restaurants dotted all along the winding streets. Venice, famous for its little crooked streets and water filled routes, will not disappoint if you have always wanted to lie back in a traditional Italian Gondola with Barry while sipping on some exquisite wine! Gondola trips are heavily catered for so you can be confident you can take some time to do a little sight seeing and shopping and to take a trip along the Riviera to a restaurant to finish your afternoon. However if you want to enjoy the more secluded side of Italy you can’t get much better than the beautiful old world style of Tuscany. With so much private accommodation in the form of old farm houses and little cottages you will really struggle to choose, one thing is for sure, you won’t want to leave! The food and culture of Tuscany is very Italian, which appeals greatly to those looking to experience the “real” Italy. Even the more tourist based areas with the restaurants will also be filled with locals enjoying the range of facilities. The most appealing aspect for most is the sense that the area has been left untouched for a very long time. You can’t help but get away form it all in Tuscany! If you are after Last minute holidays this summer, you can find many offers to Italy for cheap holidays . Perfect for family holidays Italy offers sun, sights and sensational food. Article Source: http://www.articlerich.com
Charm From A Bygone Age In Suffolk by Rahul Rungta Overlooking the shingle beach and just a few minutes from the beautiful high street, the White Lion Hotel in Aldeburgh is a wonderful hotel in Suffolk. Within easy reach of London, the South-East and the Midlands, Aldeburgh is a quiet but popular seaside resort. It has managed to escape brash commercialism in favour of retaining the charm and genteel atmosphere of a bygone age. With its relaxed pace and calming atmosphere you’ll soon forget all about life in the city. A flourishing town, which developed after the prosperous medieval fishing and ship-building centre of Slaughden was destroyed by the sea, it is today best known for the brightly coloured fishing boats which line the shingle beach and the world-renowned Aldeburgh Festival, based at nearby Snape Maltings. Situated in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Aldeburgh makes an ideal location from which to explore the area. There are many walks, both coast and country, and a number of nature reserves, including Havergate Island and RSPB Minsmere. There is also excellent sailing on the River Alde and golfers are spoilt for choice with some excellent Suffolk golf courses at Thorpeness and Aldeburgh. The White Lion Hotel is a traditional, privately owned hotel offering high standards of hospitality, service and value for money. It is the perfect base for exploring the beauty of this part of the Suffolk coast. Walking in Suffolk: All the special qualities of the countryside of coastal Suffolk can be experienced by walking between the town of Aldeburgh and the neighbouring village of Thorpeness, although the Heritage Coast extends from Kessingland to Felixstowe. The largely man-made landscape is protected from the sea by the natural embankment of shingle, which in the course of a year can alter dramatically through the influence of high tides and winter storms. Despite this natural cycle of change the countryside has retained much of its wealth of flora and fauna. This is due mainly to the continuation or recent re-introduction of livestock grazing and reed cutting. There are numerous walks in the area which will enable you to explore woodland, heathland, marsh, fen and seashore. Each of these areas supports different plants and animals and each season brings a change in the variety of animals seen, providing an incentive to visit the area throughout the year. Suffolk Bird-watching and wildlife: North Warren Reserve in Thorpeness, the RSPB flagship reserve Minsmere and the river banks at nearby Orford and Snape are home to some of the rarest and most unusual birds in the UK – the Avocet, Nightjar, March Harrier and Bittern. These reserves offer the perfect opportunity to watch the birds in their natural habitat and the shingle beaches of the Suffolk coast whilst the ancient heathlands surrounding Aldeburgh and Thorpeness are home to a wide variety of other flora and fauna. So if you need to escape from the hectic pace of everyday life then the White Lion Hotel in Aldeburgh, Suffolk is the perfect retreat for a relaxing break. Kris Smith has been living and writing about Suffolk for several years, and especially the White Lion hotel. For more details go to www.whitelion.co.uk or telephone 01728 452720 Article Source: http://www.articlerich.com
Holidays - Amsterdam, an Introduction by Liam With more canals than Venice, Amsterdam is considered one of Northern Europe's most exquisite yet controversial capitals. From the grand 17th century architecture that shimmers amongst the image defining canals to the bawdy scenes of the Red Light District, Amsterdam is a true Dutch delight. Legend has it that the capital was founded by two fishermen that touched ashore with their dog sometime during the early 13th Century. Today the city radiates out from the Central or "Centraal" Station, which serves roughly 150,000 passengers a day. The central station is likely to be the port of entry for any visit to Amsterdam, and just a stones throw away from the station is Amsterdam's historical centre - Dam Square. The Square is probably the best place to find your bearings and begin exploring the city centre. Off the square, many make their way down one of the cities main streets such as Damrak or Rokin, where you will find a flurry of interesting establishments from inviting souvenir boutiques to high class designer outlets. If you would rather take the city in at your own pace though then you could take a stroll down one of the countless cobbled streets passing over the capitals landmark ancient bridges. Going South East off the Square you will find yourself drawn in by the unique scene of De Wallen, more commonly known as the Red Light District. This area pulls visitors in from all over the world to experience its relaxed view on soft drugs and raunchy shop windows. The area however, is also Amsterdam's oldest district, home to the Oude Kerk, the 'Dams oldest parish church, which was erected in 1306. If you are interested in the arts, the 'Dam has a lot to offer with some of Europe's finest galleries and museums, like The Van Gogh Museum, Rembrandt's House and the National Maritime Museum. August is a particularly exciting month to visit as this is when Uitmarkt is held, which marks the beginning of Holland's cultural season. Stages are set up throughout the city with a tremendous amount of free performances from jazz sessions to theatrical dance. On the other hand, if you can brave the cold temperatures of winter, you could partake in the majestic ice skating that takes place throughout the city's frozen canals. Whenever you choose to visit Amsterdam you are sure to leave enchanted and craving your next visit. Cheap holidays to the 'Dam are easily organised online, with many last minute holidays proving particularly cheap. It's recommended to use a holidays comparison site to source your trip. Article Source: http://www.articlerich.com

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