Between them the staff at Your Golf Travel have played at all the courses featured on the website. The staff are experts at helping you have the best golf holiday possible from arranging tee off times to letting you know where the best bars are for the nineteenth hole.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Golf Holiday Hotels
At Your Golf Travel (YourGolfTravel.com) you can book Golf packages at leading Golf hotels that are either on golf courses or have great access to one or more leading golf course. It's possible to book hotel only or a package.
Between them the staff at Your Golf Travel have played at all the courses featured on the website. The staff are experts at helping you have the best golf holiday possible from arranging tee off times to letting you know where the best bars are for the nineteenth hole.
Between them the staff at Your Golf Travel have played at all the courses featured on the website. The staff are experts at helping you have the best golf holiday possible from arranging tee off times to letting you know where the best bars are for the nineteenth hole.
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Parking + Hotel Airport Deals Gatwick Manchester Birmingham
APH are currently running a fantastic Hotel and Parking promotion:
Park at APH Gatwick, Birmingham or Manchester. You simply book an airport hotel packaged with parking at an APH owned and managed car park, and you will only pay £1.25 per day (£10) for your parking.
This great offer is available for all arrivals from the 1st November 2009 to the 18th March 2010.
Park at APH Gatwick, Birmingham or Manchester. You simply book an airport hotel packaged with parking at an APH owned and managed car park, and you will only pay £1.25 per day (£10) for your parking.
This great offer is available for all arrivals from the 1st November 2009 to the 18th March 2010.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Bugibba Malta Holidays
Bugibba is one of the largest resorts in Malta. All the way from Salina Bay to St Paul's Bay you can walk along the kurstlinjen on a lovely walk. During the walk you can enjoy the lovely views over the sea and also the view of St Paul's Island.
The town is very attractive for swimming and sunbathing, although the beach is very rocky. But it has its charm too. On the smooth rocks, it is prefect to lie and "fry" in the sun. Moreover, there are plenty of trails that lead down to the sea where you can cool off with a leisurely swim.
It's worth noting is that the water is very deep, but there tends to be ladders and piers to get direct access to the water and out again. It is very clear in the water and completely safe to swim in.
Bugibba is a real tourist town, there are a lot of hotels along the entire coastline. There are also a lot restaurants serving very nice food. A casino is also available for those that fancy a flutter. Remember to bring your passport and fairly decent clothing. To come in swimsuits and sandals are not recommended.
Bugibba is a great place to go on a boat trip. At the heart of Bugibba walk along the coast, there are several retailers of boating trips. They usually do not differ all that much in what is included, but it may still be worthwhile to enquire among several different vendors before you haggle.
The town is very attractive for swimming and sunbathing, although the beach is very rocky. But it has its charm too. On the smooth rocks, it is prefect to lie and "fry" in the sun. Moreover, there are plenty of trails that lead down to the sea where you can cool off with a leisurely swim.
It's worth noting is that the water is very deep, but there tends to be ladders and piers to get direct access to the water and out again. It is very clear in the water and completely safe to swim in.
Bugibba is a real tourist town, there are a lot of hotels along the entire coastline. There are also a lot restaurants serving very nice food. A casino is also available for those that fancy a flutter. Remember to bring your passport and fairly decent clothing. To come in swimsuits and sandals are not recommended.
Bugibba is a great place to go on a boat trip. At the heart of Bugibba walk along the coast, there are several retailers of boating trips. They usually do not differ all that much in what is included, but it may still be worthwhile to enquire among several different vendors before you haggle.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Burj El Arab Review - Dubai
An account of a trip to the Burj El Arab in Dubai :
I'm going to one of the world's most luxurious hotel, Burj Al Arab in Dubai, and I deeply regret that I accepted to be picked up in the hotel's own white limousines. The guard looks out skeptical until he found my name on the guest list and can confirm that I am one of them. The boom flies up, the gate going into the ground and the duckling may pass.
A man with a red suit, open the piccolo, Give me your hand and help me out. The bags have already been carried away. Ten people with similar outfits greet welcome. A woman splashing some lemon liquid into my hands. I do not know if I should lick it up or wipe it off. I embed my face and trying to look unmoved.
Private butler included
The farther into the great entrance, I will open up the higher ceiling. From the lobby is free visibility about 300 feet straight up. On the 14th floor, I met a new reception and my private butler Hari.
The suite consists of two floors and as many hundred square meters. Windows stretching from floor to ceiling - with the touch of a button opens the curtains to reveal a magnificent view over the sparkling Gulf waters.
Golf cart to the beach
Every time I pass reception down to staff up and smiles. When I leave the room in two minutes is the shoes neatly in a row when I return and the minibar is refilled. I sneeze so no immediate rush forward with a handkerchief.
I unpack my Burj Al Arab-beach bag with all the free stuff that can suit for a day at sea. When I start to walk across the bridge a "res suit" stops me and waves to a golf cart to drive me to the private beach.
Two guys help each other to present towels in different sizes, facial spray with lavender fragrance, deodorant and a chilled face towel. I take a water bottle from the ice filled bucket. One guy immediately hurries forward, taking the bottle from my hands, open it and pour into a glass.
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