Explore the Turtle Farm and Island at Cayo Largo Cuba

Tourist Guide to Cayo Largo Turtle Farm

Situated near the marina Cayo Largo is the Cayo Largo Turtle Farm. This turtle farm aims at conserving and protecting turtles. As a part of their program, they collect turtle eggs from beaches all around the island and get them back to the farm for hatching.

Types of Turtles at Cayo Largo

After the eggs have hatched, baby turtles are returned to the wild at safer beaches. The farm raises different species of turtles including Loggerheads, Green Turtles, and Hawksbill Turtles.

Mosque (masjid) and Halal Restaurant

There are no Mosque (masjid) or Halal restaurants around Cayo Largo.

Transportation to Cayo Largo Island 

Cayo Largo can be reached by air. A number of flights connect the main cities of Cuba to the island.  

South Africa’s 1st Halaal Tourism Conference to be held on the 29 May 2013

The Durban Chamber of Commerce & Industry, in partnership with Durban Tourism, will be hosting South Africa’s 1st Halaal Tourism Conference at the Elangeni Hotel, Durban on 29 May 2013.

Hong Kong is an exciting city that offers visitors with a plethora of attractions. Set amidst beautiful natural surroundings, Hong Kong is also known as the Oriental Pearl. The city is also one of the leading banking and financial centres.

Travel to the Holiday spot with beaches and water activities in Hammamet Tunisia

Hammamet is a popular destination in Tunisia. Known for its wonderful beaches, Hammamet is located towards the south east of Cap Bon. A resort town, Hammamet features beautiful gardens and is located at a convenient spot. The area was established about 5 centuries ago and it also has an old town, which has a huge Mosque (masjid) and fortress walls.

Travel to the Roman Ruins of Leptis Magna in Al Khums, Libya

Rated among the top travel destinations in Libya, the Ruins of Leptis Magna are definitely worth visiting. Leptis Magna is also one of the most important Roman sites outside Rome. A visit to Leptis Magna will reveal to tourist a complete picture of how a Roman city looked like. The ruins are located about 2-3Km from Khoms along the coast at the confluence of the Wadi Lebda and the sea.

Relax on a holiday with the sandy beaches in Djerba Island, Tunisia

Featuring beautiful sandy beaches and a calm landscape and ambiance, the Djerba Island is located south of Tunisia. The island has a unique architectural theme and has managed to preserve its tradition. The island is located on the Gulf of Gabes and is a great place to spend some memorable time in.

Travel back in time with the Ancient Carthge Ruins in Tunis, Tunisia

About 15Km from Tunis are the ruins of Carthage. The city was once the base of the powerful trading kingdom, the Carthaginian Empire that ranged in the southern Mediterranean area. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the area finds a strategic and beautiful location on an arrowhead peninsula.

Explore the Ancient & Archaeological Pyramids of Sudan in Africa

About the Pyramids

In the north-eastern part of Sudan close to the banks of the Nile are ancient pyramids. Almost two hundred in number, these pyramids are locally known as Nubia. All these are concentrated in a small area which was the ancient burial site of the Merotic Kingdom. They were built almost 800 years after the last pyramid in Egypt was completed.

Explore the hidden beauty of Africa, The Republic of Chad

The Republic of Chad is located in Central Africa and is surrounded by Libya, Sudan, Central African Republic, Nigeria and Cameroon. Ranging from desert areas to fertile lands, Chad is geographically varied. Though the country is quite beautiful but many of the interior areas are still undiscovered by travellers.

Felafel is a common starters found throughout the middle east. It’s country of origin is supposedly Egypt where the idea of making these Felafel balls came for trying to substitute meat. Felafel is usually served with Pita bread with some salads, pickles and tahini based sauces or it could be had just as it is. Check out our super easy recipe below.