So love Maldives

The Maldives are the most beautiful small islands in the World.

Made up of 26 coral atolls in a chain reaching down to cross the equator. Within those 26 atolls are roughly 1,200 islands and of these around 200 are inhabited and 100 are resorts. We highly recommend this location for anyone wanting a romantic getaway, snorkelling, relaxing, spa and very safe for families. 

I recommend the following wonderful hotels:

Amilla Fushi, location Baa Atoll Maldives 

The St. Regis Maldives, location Vommuli Resort

Soneva Fushi, location Eydhafushi Maldives

Top things to do

SCUBA Diving:

With over 1,000 islands and perfect weather year-round, the Maldives is a great place to try scuba diving for the first time or improve your skills. Whether you want to dive with turtles or explore one of the many shipwrecks that dot the islands, its just increadible.

Snorkeling: If like me and snorkeling is your thing, you will see so much from tropical fish, sea turtles, and stunning coral reefs.

Boating Trips: Watching the sunset from a boat is one of the best ways to end an exciting day in the Maldives.

Scenic Flights: If you don’t have time for a boat tour, there are plenty of scenic flight options that will show you everything you want to see on the islands from above.

Spa Treatment: After a long day, there’s nothing better than a relaxing massage or facial.

Eating And Drinking: Maldives is home to some of the best in the world, so be sure to try out local favorites like tuna and lobster. Also, plenty of restaurants serving up delicious Indian ,Thai, or Italian dishes.

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Beautiful Santorini

You can never get bored of the beautiful views.

My favourite island in Greece with many luxury hotels, gorgeous food and great hospitality.

My top things to do:

1. A private cruise exploring the island and swimming in the thermal springs

2. Hiking from Fira to Oia

3. Experience riding a donkey from Fira Port up the hill 

4. Relax by the pool with some lovely 🍾 or a few 🍸 

5. Go wine tasting at Santo Wines 🍷 

6. Taste the local cuisine 🥘 

Santorini

Dreamy Santorini is in the Cyclades. It has become, in recent years, one of the most popular of all the Greek Islands, photogenic for its iconic caldera and its clinging-to-the-clifftop whitewashed villages which overlook the still-smoking volcano across the expanse of quite phenomenal blue.

The prettiest and most dramatic places to stay are those hillside hotels with caldera views in Firostefani, Fira, Imerovigli and, best for sunset, pretty Oia; they are created from ancient cave dwellings, now all smartened up and with pools and spas installed, and characterised by simple, all-white interiors. Fira is the capital, all winding streets and steps running up and down the hillside, dotted with shops, bars, nightclubs and restaurants.

Where to go

The one ‘must’ in Firá is the Museum of Prehistoric Thera, with its Minoan murals rescued from pre-cataclysm Akrotíri. Santoríni’s dark, volcanic-sand or pebble beaches are as much curiosities as bathing venues; the most practical and enjoyable are Perivólas and Vlyháda in the far south of the island. Two classic hiking routes among many go from Períssa to Kamári, past post-eruption ancient Thera, and along the caldera edge from Imerovígli to Oía. For a sense of the ancient volcano’s lingering power, take a day-trip to the caldera islets with their shoreline hot springs and clinker surfaces.

Where to stay 

The Santorini Grace sits on the very edge of a cliff; viewed from above, it looks like a sunbather languidly dangling a limb over the lip of the island's famous caldera. Carved out of two village houses partially destroyed in the 1956 earthquake, the hotel had 17 rooms and seven suites, plus two pools. All the rooms have terraces and are simply decorated in white. The hotel is not suitable for the elderly or infirm (there are 149 steps to negotiate), or children (under 14s are not allowed). Book room number 46, a honeymoon suite, for complete privacy.

Katiki

Located right on the cliff edge in Oia, this is one of the island's best hotels. Two split-level suites are in the 18th-century former home of a noble family: the façade is painted its original pale ochre and the interiors are decorated with antiques and Orthodox icons displayed on pale-blue walls. The other 25 rooms and suites, with similar interiors, sea views and patios, have bright white exteriors and look like a jumble of sugar cubes tumbling down the cliff. More than 200 steps connect the rooms, swimming pools - including a beautiful infinity pool - and public areas, and the small rooftop terrace restaurant serves delicious, fresh seafood. The nearest beach is five minutes' free transfer away, although it's probably quicker to walk in summer, when the narrow roads are clogged with coaches.

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