Judith Whitley

Well as Mark Twain once said "You can go to heaven if you want - I'd rather stay in Bermuda" - well I would have to agree as it's certainly a taste of paradise. I loved the colonial aspect of Bermuda with the quaint cobbled streets of St George taking you back to a bygone era. 

There's a plethora of things to do such as kayaking, sailing, diving and an absolute must for golf lovers.  Or just lay on the stunning pink-sand beaches and take a well earned rest from the stress of life. Your memories will stay with you long after you've left..

This is a vast country and one you'll need time to explore.   Australia is so diverse there really is something for everyone - whether it be culture, adventure, family holidays or scenic then Australia really does have it all.  I loved Sydney with the iconic Sydney Opera house and Harbour Bridge.  If you're a foodie then Sydney is the place for you with a vast quantity of top-end restaurants to choose from.   A trip to the Blue Mountains is popular from here which is well worth  a visit for the breathtaking views.

A short flight up to Cairns will then give you access to the spectacular Barrier Reef.  Combine with a trip on the famous scenic railway to Kurunda and visit the lovely Port Douglas.  This is the only place in the world where you'll see two National Heritage Sites together; The Great Barrier Reef and the Tropical Rainforest.

No itinerary I've put together has been the same due to the size of the country.  It's a country that I'm passionate about so I love the challenge of making suggestions to get the best out of your adventure.

"The city that never sleeps" - One of my favourite destinations and I go nearly every year if I can.  From shopping, Broadway shows, culture and fabulous places to eat you'll be spoilt for choice.  Take a Movie tour seeing film locations from Friends, Sex & The City and when Harry met Sally to name just a few.  Take a World Yacht Dining cruise set against the illuminated Manhattan skyline.  Take in the Iconic Statue of Liberty or if you want a bit more culture then The Metropolitan Museum of Art is a must see.

 So "The city that never sleeps" - well you'll never sleep trying to fit in the multitude of things to see and do.  Go. See. Explore you'll love it...