Every once in a while people get pleasure from boarding a plane for a weekend getaway or a vacation to pamper themselves. Below you will find a list of five of the best Caribbean spa resorts that offer visitors all the pampering they need, and more. Six Senses Spa at Puntacana Resort & Club The beautiful Six Senses Spa literally consists of five miles of white sandy beaches and striking turquoise water. It occupies 1,800 square meters and it provides 10 quality treatment sections. There are eight indoor areas where they offer

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Like everybody around, I like travelling a lot and thanks to my profession [did I tell you that I am travel writer?] I do not have to buy freedom from my boss every time I have an urge to pack the bags and baggage and go for a short tour. Do you know the life of a traveler? Yeah I can see you muttering that it is full of excitement, adrenalin pumping activities, getting closers to nature and all those usual blah blah blah. Yes, travelling is certainly full of

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Maui, Unlimited Maui – it's the land of wonder and beauty. It is also the second largest island of Hawaii. And when it comes to a place where there's lots to do, Maui is tops. Go to the beautiful, blue Pacific Ocean surrounding the island and enjoy any water sport or water leisure imaginable. Hop aboard a boat, go fishing, skiing, coral exploring, diving, or simply relax and watch the sun go down. On land, the never-ending paradise continues. Check out some of the world's most lush landscapes of exotic flora and fauna.

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Surfing as a sport has grown in popularity in the past few years. Besides being difficult to master, surfing has a number of pitfalls which may include, collision, drowning, crashing into rocks, sandbars, and reefs, being attacked by stingrays, jelly fish and sharks. Many who are involved in the sport do it as a lifestyle rather than a sport. Others see it as a favourite pastime. Such professionals participate in surfing competitions and contests all over the world. They also represent certain businesses by wearing surfing gear and clothes. Polynesians were

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The school garden movement in Maui is moving ahead as the chefs from the three of Waileas best restaurants support them to raise funds and community spirit. The chefs arranged a workshop in April this year at the Kihei School Campus and over 700 students attended. There they learned how to make the most of the ground and available resources along with the importance of healthy eating. Kirk Surrey, the coordinator behind the operation “Grow Some Good”, has been encouraging the students to harvest and then prepare the freshly grown ingredients. Spago’s Chef

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