CELE MAI FRUMOASE LOCURI DE PE PAMANT

Mallorca, Spain



MALLORCA– PARADISUL CONTRASTELOR




Mallorca este mai mult decit o destinatie turistica, un petec de tarm cu peisaj mediteran…

Scriitorul argentinian Jose Luis Borges descrie insula ca ”un loc asemanator fericirii, apt de a fi scenariul ideal al fericirii. O insula unde inveti sa vezi cu ajutorul sufletului.”

Bineinteles pentru majoritatea celor 12 milioane de turisti care au vizitat in 2008 Mallorca, aceasta ramane sinonimul vacantei la mare, al relaxarii, un paradis care imbina in mod exceptional peisajul si cultura, modernul si traditionalul.



Insula e un fel de amestec de peisaj mediteran: are „cale” (golfuri) idilice, tipice insulelor grecesti, paduri care se revarsa pana la malul marii, incantatoare si obscure ca in zona Adriatica,elegante conacele care ne amintesc de Toscana, munti inalti, apoi zone uscate cu iz deAfrica…. toate intr-un amestec echilibrat si incintator, sub stralucirea aurie a soarelui.


Nu putini sunt cei care, dupa ce au cunoscut insula cu toate nuantele si parfumurile ei, doresc sa ramana … sau se reintorc…asa cum valurile se intorc mereu la tarm.





The beautiful Balearic Island of Mallorca is located off the east coast of Spain in the Mediterranean Sea. Mallorca, also spelled Majorca, is a beautiful paradise popular with European tourists on holiday. Visitors to Mallorca enjoy lounging on the white sand beaches, enjoying the coastal scenery, and just taking it easy. The island also has a lively nightlife and club scene. Mallorca is a perfect summer beach destination with hot and sunny day, warm nights, and little rain. Getting to Mallorca is a breeze, with flights arriving daily from most major European cities. A ferry can also be taken from the other Balearic Islands and several points on Spain’s coast.

Giant’s Causeway, Ireland







The Giant’s Causeway is a magnificent basalt rock formation located on Ireland’s northeast coast. The tops of the incredible hexagonal basalt columns form stepping stones to the ocean. The Giant’s Causeway is preserved as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a National Nature Reserve in Ireland. Visitors to the area can also enjoy a ride on the historic Giant’s Causeway Tramway, a railway originally built in 1883. The nearest town to the Giant’s Causeway is the tiny community of Bushmills, only 3km (2 miles) north. The slightly larger towns of Ballycastle and Coleraine are also nearby. Belfast, the largest city and capital of Northern Ireland, is 95km (59 miles) to the south.