Gareth Jones

I have travelled to many places in Australia and can honestly say it is the most amazing destination. From the hustle and bustle of Melbourne a modern arty city, to Sydney with some of Australia's most iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and bridge. Then out to the hot red interior of Uluru a huge natural monolith of red rock, with all the history and culture of the aborigines. Onto the wet north east in Cairns with huge salt water crocodiles and sprawling rainforests. Then finally a place to relax and unwind in Whitsunday islands off Australia's east coast. This paradise sits on the door step of one of the greatest wonders on the planet. The Great Barrier Reef. Truly a place that must be visited

I have visited America a few times and love it all. From New York, Los Angeles, Las Vegas to Florida. A land where you can experience everything. Whether you want a relaxing beach holiday on the Atlantic coast. Or maybe an action packed adventure, rafting down the Colorado river and through the Grand Canyon, then jumping onto a helicopter to fly back to Las Vegas. There you will see the lights, the fountains and the casinos. You know what they say, what you do in Vegas stays in Vegas. 
One of my favourite places though is New York, Broadway and the lights of Times square. Everything really does seem bigger and brighter there, including the waffles!

A lovely semi arid island lying off the west coast of North Africa. The island is volcanically made and so has huge hills and valleys. The north of the island is much wetter and is home to the capital Las Palmas where most of the islands population live. Many of the tourist resorts lie in the sunnier drier south. With Maspalomas famous for its huge rolling sand dunes, and Puerto Rico in the South west with its pretty harbour. Inland you will find small villages up in the hills and banana plantations famous for making banana liqueur. The weather is warm all year round and even in the winter is 20c+ during the days. In the summer temperatures can get hot with winds blowing in off the Sahara desert.