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A golf village does more than it says on the tin. Sure, it has golfing facilities – often very good ones in parts of the world like Portugal, where this type of accommodation is very famous – but it can also have a range of luxury facilities that will make your holiday one to remember. A lovely, cool swimming pool is one of the most welcoming features at the end of a hot day playing golf.

Choosing your golf village is simple, but you do need to be careful. Choose one that has everything you want and don’t book in a hurry because you are concerned about accommodation running out. Of course, it might, so you should book early enough if you want the golf village in the Algarve that has all the best facilities for your next golfing holiday. Booking the year before will often secure you the best apartments and villas.

If you are going on holiday to Portugal in the near future, or if you are thinking of a destination for your next trip abroad, a golfing holiday in the Algarve could be exactly what you are looking for. The Algarve is the perfect place to go to play some golf in some world-class conditions, with many options for improving your game and relaxing in the sun, all in one. If you want to take the whole family and they aren’t necessarily all golf fans, this is also fine, with plenty of things for people to do regardless of what their holiday preferences are.

If you want to find the best option for your golfing holiday in the Algarve, consider the Balaia golf Portugal area. Balaia golf village is a destination that has something for everyone, living up to your dreams for your golfing holiday as well as ensuring everybody is kept entertained. There is a lot to do in the area, and there is an on-site golf course for all the golfing enthusiasts in the area. When you stay in the golf village, you can use the golf course and the driving range, and you might even choose an apartment that overlooks the golf course and gives you stunning views of the surroundings. It is also well placed in the region, allowing you to easily reach other famous golf courses and play some of the best golf in the world.

So why is Balaia such a good golfing destination?

• An on-site golf course and driving range that you can use during your stay
• Wonderful views across the golf course from your accommodation
• Easy access to other destinations in the Algarve, one of the best golfing destinations in the world
• A good destination for other holiday activities, like swimming or going to the beach or seeing some of the area’s culture
• A mild climate all year round that is perfect for playing golf – not too hot, not too cold, at any time

Your Balaia golf holiday accommodation

One of the top reasons to stay at Balaia is the accommodation on offer. There are various types of accommodation that you can select from, including apartments and villas that border the golf course. All of the accommodation is within easy distance of the golf course, and all are within easy reach of the other amenities on site, like the club house and the swimming pools.

All of the accommodation in the golf village is modern and comfortable, with modern kitchens and bathroom facilities. They have various numbers of bedrooms, accommodating anything between two people up to a group of ten. This makes the golf village a versatile place to stay for groups of all sizes. It is also the perfect destination for enjoying the outdoors, as apartments come with balconies or verandas where you can relax in the balmy heat of Portugal’s Algarve.

It’s easy to book accommodation in the Balaia golf village. Many apartments and villas are available to book in the summer and at off-peak times.

As most people will know, Ibiza is one of the top destinations for young adults to go to to have a good time. It offers some of the best night-life in the world during holiday season, as well as some amazing beaches for you to spend your time at during the day. If there is anything negative to be said about the place, it is that it isn’t really suitable for a family holiday.

Ibiza is a Spanish Island, and part of the same chain of islands as Majorca. While it has a similar weather to Majorca, the experiences you’ll gain from the two favourite holiday destinations couldn’t be more different. While there are ample opportunities to have a great family holiday in Majorca, Ibiza is known for the active summer club scene, for the techno music which developed there, and for the great experiences many young people get there.

Lapland in winter is a gloriously dreamy place to visit. With a truly Christmas snowy feeling you might think it surely can’t get much better, but you’d be wrong. Not only can you visit Santa Claus and take a sleigh ride, but you can go skiing, play winter golf – on snow, go snowmobiling or even go Christmas shopping in locations like Rovaniemi. Whilst here you can take the amazing opportunity to watch the Northern Lights and even stay in a hotel made from scratch yearly from ice and snow The Icehotel is located in Jukkasjarvi, which is in fact 200km north of the Arctic Circle. If this isn’t for you there are many hotels available to stay or you could even look to stay in your own cosy cabin! Luosto is known for being a magical remote location, it’s one of the best locations to watch the northern lights and a lovely location to spend some time secluded from the rest of society.

The Highlands is home to many castles whisky taverns, ancient monuments and stunning mountain ranges, and it’s the perfect place to visit if you love the outdoors. You’ll certain be in for a hiking adventure if you visit the Lochaber area of the Scottish Highlands.

You can take mountaineering courses, on rock climbing, visit the lakes and perhaps even camp out amongst the wild, or stay in a luxury log cabin. Many landscape photographers and nature enthusiasts visit the highlands each year, and whether you decide to go when the mountain range is topped with snow, or when the weather is crisp and dry, you’ll always be guaranteed an action packed adventure.

Why not take on Ben Nevis, like many people do every year. You really do feel a real sense of achievement when you make it to the top, and it’s something you can tick off your bucket list.

There a so many heavenly natural spots to visit across China, but we love the water, especially the scenery of the vast number of lakes across the country.

Namtso Lake – Namtso literally means “heavenly lake”. It is located 240km to the northeast of Lhasa. It is a rectangle shape, 70km from east to west and 30km from north to south with an area of 1920 square km and 4718m from sea-level. The lake has 5 islands the largest being 1.2 km2. It is said that they are the avatars of five Buddhas. It has many species of fish and many species of wild animals live by it.
Jingpo Lake is located southwest of Mudanjiang, Heilongjiang Province. The lake covers over 1200 square meters and is a very popular location for summer.  It is well known for its limestone cliffs, multitude of fish species and fresh water coral and along the north side runs the Diaoshuilou Falls waterfall, which drops approximately 40 meters.

As with any type of holiday, when you are choosing where to stay there are always positives and negatives. By choosing all inclusive you are removing the hassle of having to find places to have your meals, leaving more time to enjoy your holiday. However, having paid more money up front for your hotel stay, if you find that the meals are not to your taste or you find yourself taking lots of day trips you’ll find yourself purchasing meals anyway.
Soft drinks and local alcoholic drinks are usually free of charge when you pay for all inclusive, some hotels will provide more than this, so check what yours includes.
With all inclusive you’ll probably find that you don’t need to take as much money with you as you won’t need as much money for food.
All inclusive meals are available at set times, some hotels will offer additional snack bars, but if you want to have a sit down meal, you will need to stick to the allocated times – which won’t suit everyone.

Machu Picchu is located in Peru, and to get there you will have to travers rainforests and mountains alike to find the ancient Inca city located amongst the clouds, situated between the two mountains, Machu Picchu, and Huayna Picchu. It is the most visited site in Peru, one of the most visited in South America, and is a Unesco World Heritage Site.

Machu Picchu was built by the Inca for reasons still not fully understood today, but what we do know by the geography of the location is that it is strategically located to defend against defenders, and is organised well to fight off any attacking force. We also know that the city was abandoned when the Spanish Conquistadores invaded what is now Peru but what was the Inca Empire. The site remained undiscovered by modern western society and academia until 1911 (although locals new of its existence).

Machu Picchu has been undergoing a revitalisation since its discovery, with many of the surrounding buildings having been rebuilt in order to give the location a more complete experience for the tourists visiting the place.

If you are looking to realise your dream of seeing animals in the wild rather than your local zoo, we have a few hotspots we suggest you visit in Africa. You’ll get to see zebra, wildebeest, gorillas, elephants and much more.

Masai Mara National Reserve (Kenya) – is Africa’s one of the most popular destinations to safari. If you time your visit right you should be able to witness the migration of millions of zebra and wildebeest. The best time of the season is between July – October. The Maasai tribesmen are also known to offer cultural tours for anyone interested in this experience!

For a forest tour where you will see mountain gorillas, chimps and many other mammals the perfect place to visit is the the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest which is in Uganda. You may be surprised to hear that this is the habitat for almost half of the world’s population of mountain gorillas it is also a World Heritage site.

Chobe National Park is the home for elephants as it plays host to approximately 120,000 of them. Chobe is situated in the Botswana’s Okavango Delta which has four extremely different Eco-systems. Africa has certain hotspots for animals and the Savuti marsh is known in for having highest concentration of wildlife including herds of buffalo, wildebeest, zebras, elands, you may even see some giraffes.

not just normal diving, but great white shark diving! s throw away, between Dyer Island and Geyser Rock.

If that’s a bit too much for you, why not explore the countryside and the National Parks. You could even go and ride an ostrich in the ostrich capital of the world of Safari Ostrich Park in Oudtshoorn! You can just stand and watch groups of up to 150 ostriches in their natural habitat or step out of your comfort zone and ride on the back of an adult bird.

If you’ve ever fancied caving, but haven’t been sure of where to visit, the breath-taking underground wonder of the Klein Karoo or Cango Caves are a must go. Less than 30km from Oudtshoorn you can attend a cave show where you’ll get the chance to see first has features like the vast cave halls, dripstone caverns and towering formations which are thousands of years old.