Let’s see what can be found on these distant shores.
You like the sea, but never went beyond long loved and studied from all sides of the resort? Try to explore for a variety of other places.
Here you will find the sun, hot sand and hot air balloons to survey the neighborhood…
1. Bali (Denpasar), Indonesia
How about landing on the shores of the Java sea and enjoy the beauty of the peaceful Islands, where a full body massage can do right on the beach and do yoga with a view of the sunset. Want to learn more about local culture? Go to the temples, one of the most interesting among which is a temple of Jagatnatha. It is dedicated to a very revered the goddess, the tomb is entirely made of white coral.
2. Melbourne, Australia
Melbourne is located a little away from the open areas the Tasman sea, on the shores of Port Philip in South Australia. To explore the area, you can balloon or wandering in the midst of the bustling city. Melbourne is a complete mixture of different styles and tastes to try Russian buns, look in Babka”s Bakery Caf. Australian beer is best tasted in a Cookie and flirt – salsa lessons in the vicinity of Fitzroy.
3. Muscat, Oman
Arabian nights is so good in the capital of Oman, Muscat! The city, sandwiched between mountains and Arabian sea, boasts the third largest mosque – the Great mosque of Sultan Qaboos. If you like more shopping, you can go to the market (“Suq”) for the Persian carpet, gold trinkets or the latest version of the iPad. The local dealers have it all!
4. Seoul, South Korea
Yes, this city with its 600 years of history is not on the coast, but the Han river, which flows into the Yellow sea, is worthy of attention. Take a stroll along the shore, making stops for eating gimbab Korean answer to Japanese sushi. Then you can spend for shopping the whole day and night: the Namdaemun market sells a variety of cheap clothing and jewelry for every taste and budget.
5. Istanbul, Turkey
In “the passions of the world” there’s something else besides kebabs and Ottoman palaces (although this is a good starting point for tourists!). Jazz fans and those who are interested in cinema, annually flock to the Istanbul international festivals. The city is famous for seafood, no less than their sesame. In short, to boldly go there and surprise yourself!
6. Baku, Azerbaijan
Baku is the largest capital on the Caspian sea and one of the undeservedly overlooked by tourists cities in Europe. Fountains of Baku, surrounded by pubs for expats, Azerbaijan, cafes and night clubs, revive to life. Cheap beer and dancing in Baku – the norm.
7. Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Jeddah – the largest port on the Red sea and stop for travelers at all times. The district of al-Balad is a maze of ancient streets lined with coral houses contrasts with the modern city centre, demonstrating the wealth and power of one of the most important capitals of the Arab world. So if you need a pair of flip-flops and jeans, D&G, you can go to either the old market or in a designer boutique.
