Monday, December 27, 2010

Greece Santorini Sunset Pictures&Wallpapers

Greece Santorini Sunset
Greece Santorini Sunset
Greece Santorini Sunset
Greece Santorini Sunset
The Santorini Princess Luxury Spa Hotel, is only 3,5 km away from the capital city of Fira. It is a new hotel, built in 2004, following the traditional cycladic architecture, with a single purpose to offer its guests modern convenience and service of high quality. Santorini Princess has 22 fully equipped luxurious apartments for 2, 3 or 4 persons. All the rooms, including the bathrooms and the balconies, have marble floors. All rooms and public indoor areas are non smoking.

In Imerovigli, the most beautiful village of Santorini, you will find Santorini Princess Luxurious Hotel Apartments. It is situated on the enchanting and world famous caldera, 300m above the sea, having the most fascinating and unique view of the volcano and the little islands of the Aegean Sea, and of course the breathtaking sunset.

FACILITIES & SERVICES
Santorini Princess Luxury Hotel Apartments & Spa provides its guests with a wide variety of useful and well-designed facilities and a selection of efficient, organized and informative services. The main objective of the hotel personnel is to satisfy its guests every need and preference effectively and discreetly.

The hotel is fully air-conditioned and tiled with marble. There are just a few stairs leading to the hotel, facilitating easy and convenient access. An abundance of parking spaces can be found just outside the hotel area.
Views of the Caldera and the sunset are offered from all areas of the hotel.
Santorini Princess coordinates wedding receptions, parties and other social functions in the a 'la carte restaurant and the open-air lounge.

Saturday, December 25, 2010

New Zealand Landscape Pictures

New Zealand Landscape Dream Land
New Zealand Landscape
New Zealand Landscape Beautiful Place
New Zealand Landscape Dream Place
We had a wonderful two week vacation in New Zealand that taught us one important lesson -- that two weeks was not enough to see all of New Zealand. Of course, most people already knew this, especially the Europeans who were taking a month (at minimum) to see the country, but we didn't. Sadly, this meant we had to pass on some classic sights (Queenstown, Milford Sound, Otago Peninsula, Mt. Aspiring National Park, Abel Tasman National Park?.alas, the list itself is a two-week vacation!) that we had high on our list of things to see. But, on the bright side, the parts of the country we did see were fantastic and now we have an excuse to get back.
The scope of our vacation, which shrank gradually over time and at each of the many construction projects we encountered, went from Auckland through Tongariro to Wellington on the North Island and from Picton through Nelson Lakes down to Fox Glacier on the West Coast, then from the Banks Peninsula and Christchurch through Kaikoura and Blenheim back to Picton on South Island's east coast. The highlights were walking Tongariro Crossing, helicoptering the glaciers, kayaking with the dolphins and hiking with the seals. What a great trip!