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Sunday, May 25, 2014
Honey Mooning
So today we are talking about Honey Mooning! I've got some great locations in Real life as well as Second life for you to check out. Lets Start with my top 5 for Real life. With honey mooning we all want something romantic. So lets get started.
Your first order of business in Santorini is to hit the black sand beaches, especially southeastern Perissa or Kamari on the main island of Thira. Next up, check to see if the archaeological delights of Ancient Akrotiri are open to visitors. And if not, head to the island of Thirassia and climb the ancient stairs that lead to the historic city of Manolas.
Maui is not nearly as large as the Big Island, nor is it as small asLanai, as bustling as Oahu or as quiet as Kauai. For many Hawaii vacationers, Maui is just right — offering a taste of just about everything the Aloha State has to offer, from impressive wildlife to intriguing history and culture.
Honey-dipped sunsets, chocolate-sand beaches, aquamarine skies —Kauai has mastered seduction. But the oldest island in the Hawaiian chain doesn't have to resort to over-the-top luxury or tourist traps to entice; instead, it appeals to a no-muss, no-fuss type of traveler. You prefer rural to resplendent? Kauai's your island — there are only two major highways, and some regions can only be explored on foot.
If there was one word to describe the Greek island of Crete, it would be "diverse." Sandy beaches hide among soaring mountains, palm-tree forests grow in the middle of sprawling plains, bustling modern cities share coastline with ancient ruins. And speaking of cities -- in Crete they reflect the people that came before; the streets are lined with architecture mirroring the styles of the Minoans, the Venetians, the Ottomans as well as contemporary Greeks.
Venice is enchanting. Yes, that may be cliché to say, but once you see the "City of Water" for yourself, you'll surely agree. Step from the Santa Lucia train station, and you'll find the breathtaking Grand Canal sprawling before you. Water taxis bob along, drifting underneath thePonte degli Scalzi (Bridge of the Barefoot). You might hear the faintest hint of a serenading violin, or is that your imagination?
"Iluka". This is an aboriginal word meaning, 'by the ocean'. A floating dance floor in the lagoon allows you to watch the waves crash against the rocks and the fish swimming beneath you, through the glass dance floor. Particles of pinks and purples, crimsons and mauve's rise up. The center-piece, a giant fountain, sprays water in every direction. Elegant poses combined with the wonderful dances make this place a perfect alternative to the Ballroom.
Your first order of business in Santorini is to hit the black sand beaches, especially southeastern Perissa or Kamari on the main island of Thira. Next up, check to see if the archaeological delights of Ancient Akrotiri are open to visitors. And if not, head to the island of Thirassia and climb the ancient stairs that lead to the historic city of Manolas.Honey-dipped sunsets, chocolate-sand beaches, aquamarine skies —Kauai has mastered seduction. But the oldest island in the Hawaiian chain doesn't have to resort to over-the-top luxury or tourist traps to entice; instead, it appeals to a no-muss, no-fuss type of traveler. You prefer rural to resplendent? Kauai's your island — there are only two major highways, and some regions can only be explored on foot. Venice is enchanting. Yes, that may be cliché to say, but once you see the "City of Water" for yourself, you'll surely agree. Step from the Santa Lucia train station, and you'll find the breathtaking Grand Canal sprawling before you. Water taxis bob along, drifting underneath thePonte degli Scalzi (Bridge of the Barefoot). You might hear the faintest hint of a serenading violin, or is that your imagination?
The Temple - This is situated in the center of my land, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation. You can get to it by crossing over the bridge in front of you and following the path ahead. There is an automatic dance system around the temple, just click on the colored ball to rez your dances.
The Beach - You can get there either by the teleporter or by walking along the edge of the sim. Again, there is a dance area and plenty of places to sit and chat. Next to the beach are some drums that you can play or you can swing on the hammock with your loved one.
The Cove - A quiet corner where you can just be with your loved one and watch the beautiful sunsets that you can experience from the unblocked view over the ocean. In addition, there are a number of poses that you are sure to enjoy.
The Jetty - A boat rezzer is situated at the end of the wooden jetty, just click on the boat and you can sail away out of Lovers Cove and onto the open Linden waters. There are loads of sims around here to sail across. You can either sail your own boat or sit in someone else.
The Olive Grove - A more secluded part of the Cove. You are less likely to be interrupted amongst the trees and enjoy some quality time with your special friend.
The Ballroom - "Midnight @ The Cove" is a breathtakingly beautiful ballroom set in the skies above Lovers Cove. No expense has been spared to provide the most romantic of places to dance your time away with your friend, lover or date. You can reach it via any of the teleport stations.
The Orangery - Looking for something a little more intimate? Then this is for you. A stylish, romantic place to spend some time, enjoying the sunsets whilst dancing and romancing your loved one. Again, only accessible via the teleporters.
If you guys wanna give this place a visit please Visit Lovers Cove its a great place for all the lovers.
As always, May you have fun getting ready for your happily ever after!
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