Tips & Tops Saint Martin
Tips & Tops Saint Martin
Australia
Australia is an immense continent surrounded by seas that have etched a beautiful coast of extraordinary beaches, deep, unusual bays and surprising cliffs. The distances are huge and sailing along the length of its coast would be a challenging adventure in which we would face dangerous currents and threatening weather changes.
Kakadu National Park, Kingdom of Crocodiles
Kakadu, an exotic region made famous by the “Crocodile Dundee” movie, is a widespread area of swamps, called billabongs, and rivers located north of the continent and delimited by a cliff where we found Aboriginal paintings and impressive waterfalls. Camping is permitted in the park though we found many signs that said, “Watch out for crocodiles, swimming prohibited” and campsites must not be too close to the water.
Atuona, Polinesia Francesa
Atuona, Polinesia Francesa
Tánger, Marruecos
Tánger, Marruecos
Saigón, Vietnam
Saigón, Vietnam
Isla de Pascua, Chile
Isla de Pascua, Chile
Four Seasons Hotel, Sydney
From its windows we admired beautiful Sydney Harbour, the Opera and the metallic bridge, two symbols of the city. As always, the Four Seasons knows how to provide excellent service and personalized attention.
Sofitel Wentworth
In the heart of Sydney’s financial center, a step away from the Opera and the ferry docks, the Sofitel Wentworth invents luxury with a minimalist style, creating a young, elegant place. The warmth of its spaces, the elegance of its décor and the perfection of its attention make it one of Sydney’s coziest hotels.
The Windsor Oberoi
Built in 1883 and marvelously restored by the Oberoi group, the Windsor is a national monument, a Melbourne emblem that brings to mind its Victorian past. Its salons preserve an air of times gone by, its restoration treasures the elegance of other eras and the walls vibrate with the history of its moments of splendor and crisis.