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Safety is our top priority. Only a safe dive is a good dive and we are proud of our impeccable safety record. Top Diving is exceptional and even atypical on the island by being fully legal and compliant with all local diving laws and regulations to assure your safety and comfort. This includes full government authorization, yearly tank inspections, compressor inspections, a dispatched boat with approved oxygen kit and emergency equipment, fully certified captains, hyperbaric chamber contract, clinic contract, all insurances and so on, all regularly inspected by GEAS, the diving department of Guardia Civil. - [Read More]

Tourism in Sri Lanka has been growing ever since the end of the civil war in 2009. The island country is quite beautiful despite the fact that its economy is not among the best in the world. The beauty of the country can largely be attributed to the natural lifestyles that the people have adopted, which includes covering the hills with large tea gardens. However, for tourists who are willing to shed a few extra dollar bills from their pockets, there is an option to stay in high-end luxury hotels as well. This means that Sri Lanka has something to offer for all types of tourists, whether indoors or outdoors. From open tea plantations and high waterfalls to spas and pools, you will find everything in Sri Lanka . There are beautiful beaches as well, where you can indulge in the various water sports or simply relax and enjoy the cool sea breeze.You can even surf on the waves of the restless sea or relax and do a little yoga with the locals who are well-trained in the same. There are many yoga centers along the Sri Lankan beaches. - [Read More]

Dashashwamedh Ghat is one of the oldest, most astounding and important ghats that, located at the bank of the river Ganga very near to the old Vishwanath Temple in Kashi. The unvarnished meaning of the Dashashwamedh is the Ghat which means riverfront of the ten sacrificed horses; where dash meaning 10, ashwa meaning horses and medh meaning sacrifice. There are two old beliefs regarding the Ghat, the first one goes like this; Lord Brahma had created the Dashashwamedh Ghat in order to welcome The Divine Lord Shiva and the second one is that Lord Brahma had sacrificed ten horses in a yajna (prayer ceremony) here. The Dashashwamedh Ghat was reconstructed by the Bajirao Pesava I after it was taken down by the Mughals previously. It was later reconstructed by the Queen of the Indore, Ahilyabai Holkar in the year 1774, after again being brought down by the Mughals. The Ghat is very famous for the Agni Pooja which is held here daily in the evening by an assembly of the pandits who are devotees of Lord Shiva, River Ganges, Surya i.e, The Sun, Agni i.e, Fire and as well as the whole universe. Tourists and visitors can see the magnificent and colourful riverfront view. A group of pandits will always be seen performing religious ceremonies at this Ghat. It is great to see the real charm of this Ghat in the evening when The Ganga Aarti is performed here. This ghat has become the religious place for the devotees, followers and pilgrims for many many decades now and a great tourism place for tourists as well. - [Read More]

Cooking Class The kitchen of a country is full of stories. Food is among the most significant one among the traditions of a certain region. With a brief search of a country’s cooking habits, you can learn a lot about their history; where they came from and who they actually are. Anatolians today living within the borders of The Republic of Turkey are now living in a kitchen that is a mixture of millenniums and civilizations. Ingredients used un todays Turkish Kitchen have travelled into Anatolia centuries ago and the development of the kitchen continues because kitchen is like a language and will keep growing as you use it. The ancient communities from Hittites to Lydians, Greeks to Armenians have contribution to the kitchen of Anatolia which tourists love during their travels. As TurkeyTourOrganizer, we invite you to a little journey into the history of Turkish Kitchen and Anatolia. All our tours start with a breakfast at the hotel but we recommend a very light breakfast this time since today, you will pamper yourself with the delicious food of Anatolia. We will meet you at your hotel in Cappadocia in advised time for your Cooking Class Experience with us. Town markets are among the best places where you can meet with the local people of the country you’re travelling. Our town markets especially in rural areas are very attractive especially in summer. You will first visit a town market, will choose the ingredients on your own about what you would like to eat. After satisfying your eyes in the market, we will continue to our house for a hands on cooking class activity. - [Read More]

Wahnsinn! Der Traum von einem Barcelona Urlaub wird endlich real! Ich habe gerade bei Holidaycheck ein tolles Angebot gefunden. Bei diesem Schnappchen handelt es sich um eine Pauschalreise, bei dem ihr fur 2 Nachte im top 4 Sterne Hotel 4 Barcelona inklusive taglichem Fruhstuck sowie Hin- und Ruckflug nur 221€ pro Person bezahlt. Das 4* Hotel bietet eine perfekte Ubernachtungsmoglichkeit fur einen Urlaub in Barcelona. Das Hotel ist nur 2 km vom Zentrum und 5 Gehminuten vom Strand entfernt. Es ist eines der besten Hauser Spaniens und zahlt zu den top 4 Hotels in Barcelona. Zudem wurde es 2013 und 2014 mit dem HolidayCheck Award ausgezeichnet. Viele Attraktionen wie das Port Olimpic und das Museu de Carrosses Funebres, liegen in kurzer Entfernung. Die beruhmte Promenade Las Ramblas sollte auf jeden Fall auf euerer Liste stehen, genauso wie die Sagrada Familia und der Parkguell. Beucht außerdem eine typisch spanische Tapasbar. Tipp: im Hafenviertel gibt es schone angenehme Tavernen und viele Clubs, Disktotheken & Bars fur die Partytiger unter euch. - [Read More]

uring your San Blas day tour you will normally visit two islands including Isla Perro and the ship weck where there are ample opportunities to snorkel the wreck and surrounding reefs or just relax in the shallows. There may be an opportunity to visit one of the Kuna Yala communities, these island towns are often dirty and not that pleasant. Breakfast is not included, we advise you to have a light breakfast before leaving and maybe take a snack,banana with you. You will receive a traditional Kuna Yala meal for lunch with a soda or beer. The San Blas of the islands will finish around 2-3pm, when you will be transported back to Carti on the mainland to meet with the 4×4 transport back to Panama City, you will arrive back in Panama City between 6 and 7pm normally. Be aware that all times given are approximate and the itinerary may vary slightly from the one given. The cost includes 4×4 transport to and from Panama City, Boat tour, Boat man/guide, lunch, beach islands, snorkeling. Additional costs are any extra drinks or snacks you might want and souvenirs. - [Read More]

Approved ETIAS applicants can travel in and between countries in the Schengen Area, for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. Qualifying travel purposes include tourism, short-term business reasons such as a conference or client meeting, short-term education such as an internship, and medical procedures. ETIAS approval is valid for 3 years with no travel limit, as long as the traveler has a passport not expiring for 90 days from the day of arrival abroad. However, your ETIAS expires when your passport does. ETIAS is an online system that runs a comprehensive security check on applicants to make border crossings easier and travel safer. Just one small error – even a misspelling – can delay approval or even cause denial of your entry into a participating ETIAS country You must apply for ETIAS in advance of your trip. The approval process can take up to four days, but most applications are approved immediately. ETIAS approval allows you to bypass time-consuming and potentially costly visits to embassies and consulates. ETIAS is not a visa. It is a visa waiver. If the purpose of your trip does not fall under the scope of ETIAS, you will need to apply for a traditional visa with each country on your itinerary. - [Read More]