Jamaica is the third largest Caribbean island, located 85 km south of Cuba. On arrival the first impression and we confirm some myths: for example, beaches are paradisiacal, the sea is really a deep turquoise, the hotels have excellent care and are well equipped, Bob Marley is a legend really pervasive and that its nature is painted with thousands of colors that captivate us. (more…)

Canberra means, in native tongue, “meeting place”. This name accurately reflects the strategic position of the Australian capital, built between the two largest cities of the island, Sydney and Melbourne (300 miles southwest of Sydney and 650 km northeast of Melbourne). It is the first Australian city planned and built from scratch in all respects a modern model city, where modernity co-exist with art and culture. (more…)

They say its inhabitants, Puerto Rico is the land where the sun rises. And the truth is not wrong, one can well appreciate and spent a few minutes in your soil. Puerto Rico is a complete world whose charm and character is unmatched.

Its capital city, San Juan dazzles us immediately. Their roads look like a picture painted in a surreal way, linking neighborhoods, each with its features and textures, each with distinct taste. (more…)

Thick vegetation, numerous species of trees, wild orchids and a rain that never stops, but do not bother, turn this site into something wonderful from the Sierra de Luquillo.

El Yunque is a rainforest on the island of Puerto Rico, specifically about 50 kilometers from the capital, San Juan. A place where they say many things from raining frogs until they have seen aliens, so with data like these, not to any itchy curiosity visit. Think that if you, miss the days, calculated as 4 hours and a half visit. (more…)

By Bob Marley, Jimmy Cliff, reggae made Jamaica a country known worldwide, also offers destinations Caribbean white sand beaches in a friendly and joyful.

“The land of forests and water” is the literal meaning of Xaymaca, the name you know the Taino, the native people who lived in this unique island when it was discovered by Christopher Columbus on May 4 of 1494. After many years of Spanish domination in 1655 was conquered by the British who introduced the planting of sugar cane. For cultivation, the large landowners put slave labor from Africa. These Africans, most migrants from India and China were the ones who shaped the real Jamaica “for many people, a people,” reads its motto, which reflects the Jamaican society and culture. (more…)