Marvelous infinity pools

1 – Crown Towers Hotel in Taipa Island Macau

If you are a swimming lover and want to make your holidays season ever luxurious then we suggest that you should select one of these most beautiful pools of the world.

2 – Burj Al Arab in Dubai

3 – Golden Nugget Las Vegas

4 – Blue Lagoon Geothermal Resort in Grindavík, Iceland

5 – Begawan Giri Hotel in Ubud, Bali

6 – Mandarin Oriental in New York

7 – San Alfonso del Mar in Chile

8 – Four Seasons in Costa Rica

9 – Six Senses Hideaway in Zighy Bay, Oman

10 – Perivolas Luxury Hotel in Santorini

11 – Atlantis Resort in Paradise Island, Bahamas

12 – Hotel Villa Mahal in Turkey

Beautiful Venice From The Above

Situated on the north side of Italy, and having a population of approximately 271,500, the city of Venice is considered as one of the most beautiful cities in Italy. Sometimes it is referred to as “City of Water” and sometimes as “City of Light”. The City of Venice is one of its kind and a unique city the world over. The striking feature about the city is that it is built on a set of over a hundred submerged islands in the midst of a lagoon. To construct a city over these low lying muddy islands was a wonder, and the citizens evolved new techniques to bring fore a unique city. The early citizens made rafts from larch. Timber piles were inserted deep into the island to support the rafts. Oak and Pine wood brought from the forests of northern Veneto was used to shape the piles. This framework of piles formed a flexible and strong foundation under the solid compressed clay of the islands. Water-proof stones from Istria were used and placed on the rafts that were supported by the piles. Venice is basically a very complicated and compact

city so there are not many parks and open grounds but as the city is very rich in history Venice has a number of museums which are mostly the destinations for tourists to visit. These museums display different areas and also focus on different eras of the years Venice experienced. Lets take a look at some stunning pictures of Venice city taken from the above.

Beautiful Beaches In Goa

Colva Beach Goa, India

Goa is stunningly beautiful place for the travelers. With a lot many attractions, Goa beaches are famous world wide. Visitors from all over the globe come to the exotic beaches of Goa and have an exciting time her winding out in sun, sand and sea. The number of Water sports that these beaches offer are another center of attraction. The adventure travelers, the honeymooners, the family persons the businessmen all have a great memorable time in Goa. The beach resorts of Goa are even more exciting like many other things. Just check in any of the beach resort and be pampered by the world class services.

Palolem Beach Goa, India

Anjuna Beach Goa, India

Arpora Beach Goa, India

Arossim Beach in Goa, India

Calangute Beach Goa, India

Sinquerim Beach Goa, India

Varca Beach Goa, India

Betalbatim Beach Goa, India

Dona Paula Beach Goa, India

Weirdest Park

The “Love Land” located in Cheju Island of South Korea is well known among the tourists around the world. “Love Land” is also famous honeymoon spot for newly married couples. Most famous artists of the country created these touching, strange but very attractive sculptures. Let’s take a look at some of fabulous sculptures placed in “Love Land”.

Wonderful Churches

Beautiful Church In Shoreline Connecticut, USA 

After noting this that our readers are taking much more interest in our post 40 most beautiful mosques around the world we decided to have a post on most beautiful churches around the world. So let’s take a look at some awesome churches which are absolutely incredible architecture work.

A Church In Reykjavík, Iceland 

A Church In Copenhagen, Denmark 

A Church In Limassol, Cyprus 

Church of Saint Gregory of Neocaesarea in Moscow 

A Church In Kerala, India 

A Church In Old Florida, USA 

A Church In Old Boston, Massachusetts 

Chaengwattana Community Church In North Bangkok 

A Church In Kizhi, Russia

A Church In New Mexico, USA 

A Church In Goa, India 

A Church In Steinhausen, Germany 

A Church In Reykjavik, Iceland 

Three Kings Church In Frankfurt, Germany 

A Church In St. Casimir, Vilnius, Lithuania 

Riddarholm Church In Sweden 

Temple Church in North Dublin, Ireland 

A Wonderful Church In  Moscow 

Russian Orthodox Church of the Nativity, Erie, Pennsylvania 

City Boat Trips

10. Mersey Ferry, Liverpool, England

The famous red-and-black ferries of Liverpool take an hour to cross the great Mersey River. Dating back to the 12th century, this is the oldest ferry service in Europe. As well as the standard ferry service, there are also tours of the Merseyside area and themed cruises for special occasions. The Beatles cruise celebrates the city’s links with the Fab Four, who all lived in the city.

Taking boat tours is one of the most romantic ways of viewing the city’s attractions. There are some wonderful cities around the world for boating holidays like Venice, Brisbane and Mersey etc.

9. Naples to Capri Ferry, Italy

The Bay of Naples boasts some of the most attractive coastline in the world. Take a boat ride from Naples to Capri over the azure sea and explore the famous Blue Grotto, where the cavern is naturally illuminated with blue light. Time your trip so that you can get to Capri for lunch; many restaurants have great views of Naples, which you can enjoy along with your Spaghetti Vongole and a glass of the local white wine made from grapes grown in Etna’s rich volcanic soil.

8. Bosphorus Ferry, Istanbul, Turkey

The delicate minarets and ornate architecture of Istanbul are spread out before you from the deck of a Bosphorus ferry in this city that sits on the cusp of two continents. Sip tea in the open air as the ferry carries you past the most splendid sights in the city—from Ottoman palaces to the Bosphorus Bridge.

7. Brisbane CityCat, Australia

The sleek, modern CityCats of Brisbane seem almost to hover above the surface of the water. Take an exhilarating ride along the Brisbane River, past Story Bridge and South Bank Parklands. CityCats are fast—for a more sedate experience and a chance to admire the city at leisure, go for an open-air City Ferry.

6. Star Ferry, Hong Kong, China

Running between Hong Kong island and the Kowloon mainland, the famous Star Ferry takes only five minutes, but delivers a spectacular view of the city skyline, especially later in the day when the sun is setting.

5. New Orleans to Algiers Ferry, Louisiana

The stately Algiers ferry carries passengers (for free!) across the Mississippi River between the old neighborhood of Algiers Point and the rest of New Orleans.

4. San Francisco to Sausalito Ferry, California

On the 30-minute ferry ride, you’ll see splendid views of Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz prison, Angel Island, and the San Francisco skyline. Be sure to go on a clear day: San Francisco’s famous fog often obscures the views.

3. Staten Island Ferry, New York City

Speed past the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island as the mighty tower blocks of Manhattan cast long shadows across the surface of New York harbor. Five miles (eight kilometers) and 25 minutes later, you reach Staten Island. Get off to explore New York’s least known borough or stay on the ferry and return to Manhattan. Best of all, the trip is free!

2. Vancouver Ferries, Canada

State-of-the-art ferries cross sparkling waters between Vancouver and the surrounding islands, passing dense deciduous forests and snowy peaks, glimpsed distantly across the water. Ferries run more frequently in summer.

1. Venice Vaporetto, Italy

Although gondolas may be romantic, true Venetians speed around the city in vaporettos, or water buses. You can get in the mood of the city straight from the airport. A vaporetto will take you into the city with stops at Murano and the Lido, Venice’s beach, before dropping you off right in St. Mark’s Square. Other routes head to different parts of the city.

The World's Best Places to Live

Different people picture their retirement in different ways. Here are 10 locations that offer a mixture of good value for money and an attractive lifestyle.

Now that Morocco is accessible by low-cost airline, it ticks many of the boxes that Spain ticked 30 years ago. There is year-round sun and low living costs, with the possibility of returning to Britain on a regular basis. A generous tax regime for overseas residents and a minimum of red tape when it comes to buying property are other pluses, which explains its popularity as a retirement destination.

It is off the beaten track, but nobody familiar with this South American country would have been surprised to find it topping a recent global retirement index in International Living magazine. There is an extraordinary geographic range, from sandy beaches to villages in the Andes. And the cost of living is very low. In the colonial town of Cuenca, a couple can live for an estimated £1,100 a month, including a maid.

They love a British face in Cyprus, where there is a Welcome mat in terms of tax concessions for Britons who choose to retire there. Hot summers and mild winters can be taken for granted, but there is far more to Cyprus than reliable weather. And if you do not wish to retire to the seaside, the Troodos mountains offer an alternative.

Now that the Spanish Costas have lost their innocence as a retirement destination, don’t rule out the Canaries. They have all the climatic advantages of the mainland, but only a fraction of the development. Steer clear of the tourist towns, unless your idea of retirement is propping up an ersatz English pub, but expect plenty of good buys elsewhere. Lanzarote and Fuerteventura are probably the most interesting islands.

Half as expensive as Barbados, Antigua is one of the most enchanting islands in the English-speaking Caribbean. It offers life in the slow lane at its best. Nelson’s old dockyard will make Brits feel at home and with more than 300 beaches to choose from, there is no danger of monotony setting in as you down your umpteenth rum punch. Spicy local food is another of the treats in store for the émigré from the land of fish and chips.

Tropical temperatures, gorgeous beaches, low living costs, gentle people and food that is also incredibly healthy. What’s not to like? Avoid Bangkok like the plague. It is so polluted it will take years off your life. But keep looking and you could well find the retirement home of your dreams. The island of Koh Samui and mountain city of Chiang Mai are equally charming.

You will probably have to keep your head below the parapet when the Ashes are being contested, but very few English-speaking countries offer such a relaxed lifestyle. Getting the relevant retirement visa can be tough, and you will need to clear a number of hurdles, in terms of both your income and capital assets, but you won’t regret it. Look to buy in Victoria or New South Wales rather than the brasher Gold Coast.

Not as awash with tourists as some other parts of Italy, the Le Marche region on the Adriatic Coast has everything from snow-capped mountains to sandy beaches and sun-kissed vineyards. Everything we love about Italy in miniature. Property is far cheaper than in the neighbouring region of Tuscany.

You would not wish retirement in some parts of Florida on your worst enemy, but it is an enormous state, with some classy enclaves, particularly on the Gulf of Mexico. Weather-wise, the Sunshine State is as good as its word. And, while the cost of medical care in the US is higher than in Britain, it is more than offset by the lower cost of living.

For Britons unfazed by language barriers, the south of France remains the perfect retirement location. It has a warm climate, a wonderfully lazy lifestyle and easy access from Britain. Property-buyers for whom money is no object will probably still head for the Côte d’Azur, but there is better value – and, arguably, more charming scenery – in the Languedoc and Gascony, where you can buy farmhouses for under £500,000.