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Phuket: Pearl of Southeast Asia

August 31st, 2010

Phuket, a tourist destination is the largest island in Thailand running 34 miles north to south and 16 miles east to west. It is a treasure for holiday lovers. Every year, Phuket is enthralled with honeymooners, families or just youngsters to enjoy sun, sand and water along with Thai food.

We went to Phuket in Christmas holidays to escape the cold weather. We fell in love with the island as soon as we reached it. The best thing about Phuket is that there is always something to help you relax and unwind. We started with the religious sites of Phuket visiting the famous Wat Chalong temple. The temple is adorned with numerous pagodas and countless reflections from hundreds of small glass pieces. The temple has a rich history making it the most famous temple on the island. Phuket being a hilly island offers splendid views of the ocean along with sunrise and sunset. Some of the popular viewpoints are Promthep Cape, Kata Viewpoint and Khao Khat. There are also some amazing waterfalls in Phuket to relax or enjoy a dip.

For entertainment, Phuket is known for its shows. Fantasea is one of the most spectacular one, winning awards almost every year for the bestPopular entertainment spot in Phukettourist attraction in Thailand. The show is a blend of traditional Thai entertainment with modern effects. Other popular shows are Simon Cabaret and the Phuket Stunt Show. Other exciting places to see are the Bangla Road with its ladyboys and striking girls and the old Phuket town comprising of funky shops with a mixture of colonial and Chinese architecture.

Phuket beach offers great a playground for water sports. I enjoyed para sailing, snorkelling, scuba diving and fishing. There are many other water sports also like kayaking, yachting, and surfing and banana boats.

Phuket offers great restaurants serving all cuisines like Indian, Thai, Chinese, American, French, and Spanish etc. You must try the local seafood and island’s famous drink Phuket Beer. We hired beach bungalows in Phuket for our stay with all modern facilities. Holiday in Phuket for a relaxing break to rejuvenate.

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Fish River Canyon

August 30th, 2010

Second Largest canyon in the world.

The Spectacular Fish River Canyon is reputed as the second largest canyon in the south of Namibia. It is ranked as the largest canyon in Africa and second largest canyon in the world. Extended in a vast area of 650 km, the Fish River is the longest river in Namibia, the canyon formed offers an impressive treat to the visitors.

The magnificent Fish River Canyon was formed about 500 million years ago and is 100 miles long and 11 miles broad. The starting point of the canyon is near Seeheim and ends at Ais-Ais. An enormous gorge runs between the fissured Koubis to Ais-Ais along a distance of about 160 km. The canyon was formed due to the deposition of sandstone, shale and lava which is compressed and heated at a temperature of 600 degree C or more. The metamorphosed changed its appearance after re-crystallization. The dolerite lava got cut in black lines and erosion took place. However, the gorge was formed not only as a result of water erosion but also created when the valley bottom collapsed because of the movements in earth’s crust.

The Fish River Canyon is a popular hiking destination, though there are venomous snakes all around it. The best time to enjoy hiking is from May to August when the climate is dry and cool. The hike journey is 86 km lengthy and takes about 5 days to complete it. This arduous and exciting hike ends at Ais-Ais hot springs where the water temperature is nearby 60 degree C. These sulphurous springs are known for curing various health disorders.

Apart from offering excellent hiking trail, the Fish River Canyon is also the habitat of various animals such as Klipspringer, Chacma Baboons, Hiker's paradise Fish River Canyon little Dassies, Kudus, Mountain Zebras and Leopards etc. A diverse variety of bird species like Herons, Hammer kops, Plovers, Wagtails, Falcons and Egyptian Geese can also be seen inhabiting the lower reaches of canyon. The incredible and over whelming natural sights are so irresistible that you will love to catch all the natural bounties of canyon in your camera. The Canyon Nature Park and Gondwana Canyon Park provide scenic hikes and excellent accommodation options for the visitors.

The canyon forms an important part of Nature Conservation Park which opens at Hobas campsite. It is extended further 10 km to its major view point that gives breathtaking sights of Hell’s Bend. Besides, the canyon also offers stunning views of desert sunsets when the cliffs get washed with a band of amazing colors and look exceptionally beautiful and charming.

In nutshell, the Fish River Canyon in Namibia is a magnificent kaleidoscope of dazzling colors of pinks, greys and purples that should not be missed at any cost during your tour to Africa.

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Bangkok : The City of Angels

August 28th, 2010

‘City of Angels’

Bangkok the capital city of Thailand, is also called ‘City of Angels’ in Thai.  I visited this mesmerizing city in summer and was enthralled by its beauty and various interest activities.

Bangkok has a variety of cultural and historic attractions,  some of which I happened to visit. One of the most extraordinary is the Grand Palace with soaring pagodas and dazzling golden rooftops. The palace was home to the Royal family of Thailand for 150 years and is currently used for ceremonial purposes. I visited Wat Phra Kaew, the striking guardian statues in addition to the magnificent Emerald Buddha statue. This site is also considered as one of Bangkok’s famous temples. If you plan to visit it dress conservatively.

The other historic sights to visit are the Ancient Cloth Museum displaying the collection of royal cloth, Bang Kwang Prison where you can visit by taking your passport along, Jim Thompson’s House famous for its bona fide Thai architecture, the glorious Saranrom Royal Garden and the Exhibition Centre to see the Thai culture and many more.

For entertainment, there are theatres and concert halls featuring shows with special effects. The trip to Bangkok is incomplete without indulgingBangkok's famous Buddhist Temples in the pleasure of Thai spa and massages. I had a relaxing Thai massage with most natural products used for rejuvenation.

Bangkok is a paradise for shopaholics who enjoy shopping from the massive shopping malls to the road side shops. There is an Amulet Market selling amulets of Buddha images often worn by Thai to protect them from evil spirits or bad fortune. I went to the Baan Silom which is an open air majestic style shopping centre famous for Thai designed jewellery and other Thai art. You can even bargain in some of the markets here like the popular Chatuchak Weekend market known to sell everything from vintage fans to snakes! There are also some of the most chic shopping malls of Asia in Bangkok attracting aristocrats, urban princess and other people from the royal family. Some of them are Emporium Shopping Centre, Fly Now, Chitlada Shop and Emporium.

Relaxing beaches of ThailandThe city offers excellent restaurants, cafes and eating joints serving different cuisines like famous Thai seafood, Thai dishes, Chinese, American, Italian, Spanish, Swiss, French, Indian, etc. Or you must try the authentic Thai food prepared with the exotic food ingredients in Chinatown, Siam Square, Phahurat Street etc.

Bangkok is one of the most popular tourist treasure and a dazzling city of Asia. It is perfect to enjoy sun, sand and water (beach). Try it and then see ไม่พบคำ !!!

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Caving Tour in Meghalaya

August 23rd, 2010

Most beautiful excursion in Meghalaya

Meghalaya, the house of clouds, is a picturesque Indian state blessed with exuberant beauty and natural bounties. The scenic locales, rolling grasslands, hilly terrain, deep valleys and lush green meadows make this beautiful state ideal for enjoying adventure travel and activities. Caving is one such unique adventure which attracts a number of visitors to Meghalaya to explore the hundreds of undiscovered caves and caverns.

The innumerable caves in Meghalaya scattered in almost all the major parts of the state resulting in enhancing its abundant natural beauty. The state of Meghalaya is endowed with innumerable ancient and large caves. Some of the major caves are

Caving offers great adventure for travelers

Suju-Dobkhakol- it is the third longest cave in India and is located at the banks of Simsang River, down the Siju village. It is 4772 m long and boasts of the best river passages across the world. It also houses thousand of bats and is one of the most explored caves in the country.

Krem Mawmluh- Located at west of Cherrapunji, it is the fourth largest cave across the world and is 4503 m long.

Krem Phyllut- Located in the village of Mawsmai, it is 1003 m long and is comprised of two river passages and three entrances.

Krem Dam- With a length of 1297 m, it is the largest sandstone cave in the country.

Jaintia Hill Caves- the beautiful town of Jowai near Shillong inhabits some splendid caves and caverns. These caves were used by Jaintia kings as hiding dens.

Garo Hill Caves- Garo hills are blessed with exotic wildlife and diverse flora and fauna. The mountain ranges of the Arabella and Tura pass through it and form the great Balpakram Valley. Several amazing caves are found here, a great treasure for adventure seekers.

Meghalaya has rich deposits of limestone and is enjoys abundant rainfall which results in the formation of huge caves. The carbon dioxideSuju-Dobkhakol- it is the third longest cave in India present in rain water dissolves limestone and the mixture enters into the cracks and results in making the caves wider and bigger with the passage of time.

Caving is an exciting adventure sport which involves exercise involves free hand rock climbing, crawling, walking and maybe at times, swimming. Cave exploration is certainly an exciting adventure which gets better with experience. Some of the caves in Meghalaya are very deep, dark and mysterious and there are chances of getting lost. The real beauty of the caves lies deep inside them. Some of them have large halls, clear water pools and mysterious formations which can be witnessed only by exploring these caves deeply and broadly. The caves also hold some rare animal species such as cave fish which has no eyes and giant spiders, centipedes, crabs, prawns, albino fishes and also some species of bats.

Thus, exploring the mysterious caves in Meghalaya is an exciting adventure of lifetime. Caving is a great way for the explorers to get excited and explore. Visit untouched Meghalaya and enjoy caving.

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Few days in Japfu Peak

August 21st, 2010

Popular Trekking spot in Nagaland

Nestled amidst the panoramic locales and natural vistas, Japfu Peak is the second highest peak of Nagaland located in the north east region of India. It is 3048 m above the sea level and is set at a distance of only 15 km from Kohima, the capital city of Nagaland. It is on the list of most of adventure travelers. Kohima is 74 kms away from the closest airport, Dimapur. Dimapur is well connected with Guwahati and Kolkatta. Once reached Kohima then its time to get busy and prepare for trekking. It is a 3-4 day trek with stopping at the trekkers hut or tents.

The Japfu Peak is an ideal hilly retreat and looks awesome overshadowed by endless rows of thick bamboo trees which give a look of green lawn. Though, trekking to the peak is an adventurous and tiresome job but as soon as you reach the top, the landscapes will leave you spell bound with breathtaking landscapes and their natural beauty. While camping on the way to Japfu Peak one gets a chance to see the nature at its best. The mystical view of sunrise and sunset leaves a stunning effect on mind. The snow capped peaks when get covered by mist at dawn, create a majesticFrom the top of Japfu peak, view of Dzukou valley. charm which captivates you and becomes an unforgettable experience. From the top of the peak, one gets the spectacular view of Dzukou valley and Rhododendron tree, which is the tallest tree in the world with a height up to 130 feet and a base circumference of 11 feet. It is also recorded in the Guinness Book of World Record. The lush green landscape of the Japfu peak is covered with Northern Montane Wet Temperate dense forests. The forest is comprised of abundant variety of evergreen trees such as michelia, alnus, betula, magnolia and quercus. In the summers, the peak gets blossomed with the different colored blooming rhododendrons, giving a look of a bright colorful carpet.

The best time to visit the Japfu Peak is from November to March, when the surroundings of the peak become more captivating and the sky is clear after the monsoon. The lush green trees and heart throbbing natural views make Japfu Peak one of the most loved and sought after destinations in Nagaland. Once you have trekked up to the top the peak, you will always want to come back again touch the sky and enjoy the mesmeric view. Visit Japfu peak and experience it for yourself once.

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Raksha Bandhan- celebration of brotherhood

August 20th, 2010

A celebration of brotherhood

Raksha Bandhan is one of the most popular festivals of India which is dedicated to the unconditional love and affection between brothers and sisters. It is celebrated on the full moon of the month of Shravaan or August. Raksha Bandhan means ‘bond of protection’ which denotes the feeling of love, affection and care to be shared between a brother and a sister.

On the auspicious day of Rakhi or Raksha Bandhan, sister decorates a tray called pooja-thali with roli, chawal, diya, sweets and colorful rakhis. She prays for her brother’s long life filled with abundance and prosperity. As per tradition sister puts tilak and chawal on their brother’s forehead and prays for his success and well-being. Then, she ties the colorful thread or Rakhi on his wrist as a mark of her love and sentiments towards her brother. In turn, the brother promises her to care for lifetime and facilitate his loving sister with exclusive Rakhi gifts. Thus, the affectionate festivity of Raksha Bandhan tightens the bond of love and affection between siblings.

The origin of Raksha Bandhan is traced back to the Indian Mythology period and various legends are associated with the origin and significance of this great day. According to Hindu Mythology, the festival of Raksha Bandhan is related to the legend of Lord Yama and Yamuna. Yamuna was Yama’s sister and she tied rakhi to her brother to wish him immortality. Yam was highly influenced by the serenity of Rakhi and declared that every brother who gets a rakhi tied by his loving sister will become immortal. This great occasion is also mentioned in Mahabharta when Draupadi tied rakhi to Lord Krishna to protect her and her family from the dangers of the war.

Since ages, Rakhi has been celebrated across the country with great zeal and enthusiasm. The customs and traditions may differ in different regions but all the rituals are followed with same gaiety and emotions among the siblings. In our family, the preparations for Rakhi get started about a month before. The markets are flooded with several fancy and colorful rakhis. Especially the girls look quite excited and to buy new clothes and the best of the rakhis for their dear brother. On the other hand, boys also begin to search for a surprising gift for their sister. On the auspicious day of Rakhi, everyone gets up early, wear new clothes and offer prayers to their deities. The sister prepares puja thali for arti of herEveryone remembers one religion humanity on Rakhi brother. Afterwards, she ties the sacred thread or rakhi alongwith chanting of holy mantras and in return she gets gift from her brother.

After performing all the rituals, the whole family gathers together and the celebrations get started. All the family members enjoy delicious food, sweets, gifts, music and dance. The great festival of Raksha Bandhan is a perfect time of reunion and to express your love and feelings with your siblings and to cherish the memorable days which all of us have spent together. Raksha Bandhan is the occasion to nurture your love and affection and to strengthen the bond between brothers and sisters. Just like other festivals Raksha bandhan brings people from different communities together.

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Experience Wildlife in Northeast India

August 19th, 2010

Assam, Arunachal Pardesh, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim form NE India.

With Summers coming to an end, we decided it was time to enjoy the wildlife in Northeast of India, with its enchanting and exotic wildlife parks perfect for adventure travelers like me.  Although, there are number of national parks and sanctuaries scattered in the different parts of India. But North-East India houses the finest and rare species of wild animals, birds in its numerous wildlife parks and sanctuaries. So we started our journey by air Delhi to Guwahati.

It is a hidden treasure of India; North-East is a paradise for nature lovers. The major states which constitute this region are Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura. The mysterious land of Assam is renowned as a home to some of the amazing and endangered species of wildlife.  Few major ones you can visit are:

Kaziranga National Park- Designated as World Heritage Site, it is located at the banks of mighty Brahmaputra in Assam. It is the only Kaziranga National Park Assamnational park in the world where the largest population of one horned rhinoceroses is found. It also holds the highest density of tigers in the world. Besides, these the park also boasts of inhabiting the wild species of Indian elephants, swamp deer, sambhar. Sloth beer, hornbill, tigers, leopards, hog badger, goose, jackal, cormorants, langur, egret, fishing eagle, pelicans, parakeets, storks, white wood ducks and many more.

Manas National Park- Nestled at the foothills of the Himalaya; it is also a World Heritage Site and is much renowned for its tiger population. Apart from it, the park is also a famous dwelling place for a variety of rare wild species of elephants, rhinos, wild buffaloes, slow loris, capped langurs, leopards, hoolock gibbons, hog deer, sloth bears and chital. The visitors can also experience a spectacular sight of more than 450 bird species which include giant hornbills, bulbuls, egrets, falcons, brahminy ducks serpent eagles, scarlet minivets etc.

Namdapha National Park- It is situated in Arunachal Pradesh and is one of the largest wildlife protected parks in the country. With a rich bio diversity of flora and fauna, it inhabits the varied species of tigers, leopards, snow leopards and hoolock gibbon. The popular bird species to be seen here are giant hornbill, white winged wood duck, satyr tragopan, monal pheasants, forest eagle owl etc.

Bird Sanctuaries in North east IndiaOrang National Park- Located at the northern banks of Brahmaputra River, it is worth visit. The National park in Assam inhabits one horned rhino, leopard, elephant, barking deer, sambar, tiger and some rare species of migratory birds such as white pelicans, Bengal florican, black necked stork, rudy shelduck, pintail fishing eagle and lots more.

Besides these, the Balpakram National park and Nokrek National Park in Nagaland are nestled amidst breathtaking landscapes. Teeming with spectacular array of wildlife and bird species are a nature’s treat. In short, the north east region of India reflects the diverse wildlife heritage of India at its best and is undoubtedly matchless in terms of scenic beauty and richness of vegetation and wildlife.

Festivals celebrated by the tribes in Northeast India.

The Jeep safaris and Elephant safaris are organized by the forest department. It is an exciting experience to see rhinoceros in their habitat, langurs playing naughtily with each other, birds flocked together, natural beauty of trees and hills. We opted to stay in a retreat near Kaziranga National Park. The cottages were simple but comfortable with touch of modernization.  Food was great very hot with chilies, but yum. For a memorable trip pack your camera with heaps of batteries and make sure you have nice walking shoes, well covered body and a mosquito repellent to enjoy outing in the national park.

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Assam River Cruise

August 18th, 2010

Choose from economy to luxury cruise.

Lush green grasslands, endless blue skies, soaring mountains, exotic wildlife, enchanting tea gardens, crystal clear rivers and fresh breeze, Aahaa!!! This is Assam, a mystic and colorful land in the North-East of India. Assam is blessed with enormous wonders of nature waiting to be explored. Assam is a playground for adventure travelers. Guwahati, Assam’s capital is well connected by air and road. There are regular round river cruises from Guwahati.

Assam offers exciting river cruise on the mighty river Brahmaputra. Stretched over an area of 1800 miles, it is one of the most important rivers of the world. The cruise on Brahmaputra offers an amazing combination of luxury and natural beauty dotted with wilderness. While on the cruise, you can enjoy breaks on the silver sand beaches of Brahmaputra, enjoy the rare sight of dolphins, jeep safaris and amazing sea birds. Enjoy a day at the famous national parks of Assam such as Manas National Park and Kaziranga National Park try elephant safari or jeep safari. The other main attractions of the cruise are walks in tea gardens, visit through tribal villages, Majuli River Island with its Hindu Monastaries and various temples of Assam. It is a great way to experience rich culture, tradition and history of the Assamese people and the bio diversity of the valley of Brahmaputra. There are luxury cruises with a 7 night, 10 night packages that offer a comfortable and delightful stay with modern amenities and delectable continental cuisine.

Another exciting river cruise is the Shangrila River Cruise which offers a round way trip to and from the city of Guwahati. The cruise takes you to the Kaziranga National Park followed by the Majuli Island, the largest river island in the world. Majuli also offers a chance to interact with monks from Sattras an enlightening experience.

Kaziranga National Park has a tiger reserve too.

It further takes you to Sualkuchi which is renowned as one of the largest silk producing village in the country. There are open markets to buy silk shawls and beautiful embroidered bed-sheets. Assam is blessed with diverse wildlife, lush vegetation; plethora of river islands and mysterious land forms, the river cruise on Brahmaputra is an unforgettable and adventurous experience of your lifetime. Best time to visit Assam is during Brahmaputra Beach festival and Bihu festival. Assam is in festivity mood and it is infectious try it !!

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Windmill Villas in Odemira

August 17th, 2010

The Quirkiest Accommodation in Portugal

Odemira is the bold beauty of Portugal and it serves as a best and perfect option for those people who want to get rid of narrow pathways of the big cities. Some of the best beaches can be found in Odemira. It is also popular for its low accommodation rates and friendly locals. Getting impressed! That’s very quick; there are lots more hidden treasures in Odemira which encourages you to explore this place. Other nice fact is that Odemira is well-known for its delicious food. The food tasted here will be hard to find anywhere in the world and at such a low cost too.

Odemira is easily accessible with air and rail. Faro and Lisbon airport are close to the city. Odemira is renowned for winter sun break, walking holidays, horse riding, fishing and beaches. When it comes to acommodation, Odemira has the best for you. The most unusual and exciting accommodation are the Windmill Villas, also known as “the Quirkiest Hotel”. These Eco retreats are becoming hot tourist accommodations in European countries like Portugal, Greece. Windmill Villas in Odemira, are the old windmills restored as houses for theOdemira beaches are very popular. tourists. Windmill Villa in Odemira is situated on top of Small Mountain, though in countryside it has modern facilities. Windmill villas are the Eco-retreats, voted as 3rd in world’s top 10 weird accommodations. But I think it’s a marvelous hideout. If you are planning to write a book ortake your partner away for a romantic retreat or your family for adventurous holiday then Windmill Villas are your best option.

This Windmill Villa gives stunning views of Odemira. The most striking facet of the Windmill Villa is its ability to be self-sufficient for its water and electricity requirements with the solar power. The Windmill Villa has acres of land with great varieties of fruits like pomegranate, passion, figs, olives, oranges and many other fruits. Just what you need, for a relaxing holiday lots of fresh air and fruits, long walks through the country side and absolute peace.

The Windmill Villa is situated at a great location from where local village shops and restaurants are only 10 minutes walk. Main town is just 15 minutes drive from Wind Villa. If you are ready for Sun, Sand and water therapy then it is just 45 minutes away from the Windmill Villa. You can also enjoy boating in the lakes which are around Odemira. It is a beautiful place to spend time with family; just perfect to let the kids go free, plenty of space, sun light, fruit trees, beaches and walking tours.

Lakes Odemira are perfect for a boating trip.Hilltop Windmill is the name given to cluster of 3 bedrooms, kitchen, lounge and giant size bathroom with all modern facilities. Windmill Villas offers modern facilities and recreation modes like DVD player, Internet access, fireplace, TV, and many more. The Windmill Villa on the Hill has six distinct areas on its ground level. As the house is on the top of the mountain, it offers panoramic views from all the angles. Among the six areas, five areas are well-developed for tourist’s purpose and the last one has acres of land with fruit trees and vines. If you are looking for a relaxing Eco-retreat then Windmill Villa is a perfect hideout.

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Dome Ecile – the Ultimate Accommodation option

August 16th, 2010

A Quirky accommodation

St. George Island in USA is famous for its barrier beaches and is located on Florida’s Gulf Coast. Its eastern part is tugged with St. George State Park, which is approximately 2,023 acres. In the center of the island, St. George Island Lighthouse is sited and is 79 foot tall.

St George Island is a perfect holiday therapy, if you enjoy fishing, biking, hiking and swimming with Dolphins. Isn’t it great! Not only people are attracted to this Island, even female turtles have returned thousands of years ago to George island beaches. Female turtles crawl in their sandy nests and lay eggs. New hatchlings scramble with their new found energy towards moonlit rays dancing across the Gulf water to the safety of open sea. The beaches are kept clean to provide a safe environment for hatchlings (turtles).

Culturally, St. George Island is popular for St. George Lighthouse and other is Sea Oats Art Gallery. This island welcomes visitors to explore.  Sea Oats Art Gallery is loaded with the vast collection of water color paintings and other hand made things by the local people.

Accommodation facet of St. George Island is very sound. Visitors have a choice for a budget or luxury accommodation as per their pocket. The luxury accommodation will also include fish cleaning areas, kid’s furniture, personal swimming pool and many other recreational areas. Dome Ecile is one of the quirky accommodation or weird accommodation in St. George Island, USA.

Once you have been to St George Island for a holiday, you will at loss of words to describe it. The main attraction, Dome Ecile is adorable andModern Kitchen in Dome Eciledifferent. Dome Ecile looks great only word which will come out of your mouth will be “Wow”. The breathtaking views can be enjoyed from the rooms. Dome Ecile offers spacious rooms with modern facilities including carpet, VCR, DVD player, CD player and fish cleaning station. Dome Ecile gives you a warm feeling of a perfect cottage. It offers different size beds like 1 king, I1 rollaway, 1 double futon, 1 queen and also 2 single beds. The only condition while living in this cottage is that smoking is strictly prohibited in the premises and no personal pets are allowed. Minimum stay is of seven days in Dome Ecile.

St. George Island has heaps of restaurants to enjoy seafood and other specialties. It is always easy to find organized well built hotels. But a quirky or a weird accommodation like Dome Ecile is real experience. Try it and let us know……

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