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Buccament Bay Resort a gem in St Vincent

The Buccament Bay Resort is all inclusive luxury beach hotel is located on the stunning Caribbean island of St Vincent, surrounded by lush green mountains and rainforest with a beautiful white sand beach. Buccament Bay Resort is the perfect holiday destination for all the family, offering a variety of activities to cater for all interests, including the Liverpool Football Club Soccer School, Pat Cash Tennis Academy, the Harlequin Performing Arts Academy and The Spa with treatments by ESPA.

The eco-luxury resort Santhiya Koh Yao Yai Resort & Spa

The Santhiya Koh Yao Yai Resort & Spa is an eco-luxury resort comprises of 30 teakwood pool villas and 60 deluxe rooms that blend in perfectly with the natural surroundings and offers a rare, private stretch of beach frontage. Unrivaled guest facilities include a spectacular waterfall swimming pool, an indulgent spa offering a range of pampering treatments and a world class restaurant serving the absolute best in Thai and global cuisine.

Horton Grand Hotel Gaslamp Quarter

The Horton Grand Hotel is an older, yet still beautiful place is actually two former hotels refurbished and combined and placed in the heart of the Gaslamp Quarter. The buildings are linked together by a lobby filled with attractive wicker furniture. The bay windows out front add a tasteful and refined touch to the hotel’s appearance.

Hotel Hacienda Na Xamena Ibiza Spain

The first of the five-stars to pop up on the island, this luxury hotel oozes luxury and old school glamour thanks to exotic furnishings, eclectic art and decadent decor sourced from all over the world. If it’s bohemian escapism you want, this is the ticket – not surprisingly, it’s a popular celebs’ choice when it comes to hiding from prying eyes. But you just can’t beat its location, perched on the edge of a cliff with the most breathtaking views in Ibiza – well worth the five-star price tag.

Lisbon Portugal

Portugal is found on the Western part of the Iberian Peninsula, that part that has the Atlantic Ocean. History has it that the territory of northern Portugal and Spain were poorly defined years ago, so they had the same cultural aspects but not for so long especially after the emergence of the Castrena culture. The culture was characterized by rounded fortified huts before the Romans colonized the place and divided Spain from Portugal.