A popular holiday destination in Greece, and part of the Cycladic island group in the Aegean Sea. It is best known for its picturesque clifftop tourist towns (Fira, Oia, and Imerovigli), all of which offer spectacular views over the caldera: the crater created after a 16th-century BC volcanic eruption. With a land area of 76 square kilometers, Santorini is a little bigger than New York’s island of Manhattan.
Menorca is a small piece of paradise within the western Mediterranean, a pearl bathed by calm seas and sheltered by a gentle climate. An unending range of colours melt into each other: blue skies, turquoise seas, dark green woods, brown rocks and white beaches.
“Extraordinary and tormented vision of the human being: thousands of men sculpted by mud and dreams.”
The city’s proximity to Asia means you’ll also find strong Asian influences, especially in the energetic food scene and night markets.
Weather you’re into big cities, historic landmarks, natural wonders, colonial towns, or just chilling on the beach, there’s a place for you here.
With a high safety index and world-class education facilities, from primary through to graduate studies, Brisbane is a popular destination for students and families of all ages.
It’s not difficult to understand why Cadaques has had such a deep, inspirational impact on Dalí, Picasso, Einstein, Lorca, Thoms Mann, Man Ray and countless others.
A city that has its own culture, traditions and personality.
With over 70 kilometres of glistening coastline, the largest concentration of theme parks in the southern hemisphere, and a thriving arts and culture scene, there’s plenty to discover about the Gold Coast.
Packed with fascinating history, awesome natural wonders and a vibrant restaurant and nightlife scene, Beirut is quickly starting to gain popularity among travelers who prefer adventure and luxury without the hordes of tourists.
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