The beautiful Naze cliffs and national nature reserve provide the perfect opportunity for walking and bird watching. Inya Lake to the north also presents an opportunity to chill out. Billed as an urban retreat, the Inya Lake Hotel was originally built as a gift from the Soviet Union and is set upon 27 acres of tropical gardens overlooking the lake. The jewel of all hotels in Yangon however, is the Strand Hotel. A pinnacle of luxury, the Strand Hotel is one of the most acclaimed five star hotels in Myanmar and South-east Asia in general. China, and many other places in Asia with large Chinese populations celebrate the passing of the New Year. There are plenty of footpaths to explore and places to visit to get close to the wildlife, such as the Suffolk Owl Sanctuary and RSPB Minsmere. Some holiday resorts were transformed into heavens for UK tourists; these are places where English is spoken even more than Spanish, but Marbella escaped the disaster and it is one of the Spanish resorts that attract top class tourists from all over the world, tourists with big financial potential.
The city developed under British rule for over a century and even though it has been independent for decades, it still oozes with foreign influence, specifically in its architecture. Malaga is the region which hosts Marbella, a very coquette and beautiful city which lies on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. There are bus services from Frinton on Sea and Clacton on Sea. Motor home regulars will already know what to look for: first timers, though, might need a little advice in order to be sure they are going for the right thing. To receive this deal you will need to complete your booking before December 31st of this year. If you go there without booking a ticket you have to wait in long lines. The Strand Hotel is offering special Chinese New Year rates between January 1st and the 31st. 20% off the best available rates are available when booking directly though the hotel in Yangon’s website. Built in 1901 by the Sarkies brothers, the Strand Hotel has seen some memorable guests pass in and out of its doors including British author George Orwell, the Rolling Stone’s Mick Jagger, and Prince Edward VIII. Victorian-era colonial buildings line the streets of downtown Yangon, with some of the most famous structures including the High Court, Bogyoke Aung San Market, and the Strand Hotel.
While the energy of the hustle and bustle on the streets is contagious, Yangon is also a great place to relax. People wanted things at seaside resorts, and the sort of the great expanses of glass and concrete seem to fit really nicely and give a modern feel to sort of seaside resort development. The beaches have great conditions, many of them have been designated the Blue Flag and all of them have wonderful conditions for practicing water sports, such as sailing, diving or even the adventurous water skiing. With recent reports that Hollywood actors Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are set to buy a property on the island, it seems even the rich and famous are being drawn to the beauty and tranquillity of the Isle of Wight. It plays host to a much loved winter resort that comprises a variety of different ability runs (including for children), long-distance challenges and even night skiing. A calendar of events (including a free two day Air Show) keep visitors entertained throughout the year. Clacton hosts a large Air Show as part of its action packed August Bank Holiday programme.
Six brick-and-flint barns near Walsingham are now luxury holiday properties. A stay at the luxury hotel in Yangon will make you feel as though you took a trip back to British colonial times with a daily High Tea program and drinks at the historic Sarkies Bar. If you visit the port, you will have the chance to watch the most expensive and luxurious yachts coming and going, and if you are a sports lover, you can practice golf in one of the numerous golf clubs. Gaze across Hamford Water and watch yachts enter and leave Titchmarsh Marina, while in the background large vessels sail to and from the Port of Harwich. Here you’ll find water sports and outdoor activities to try such as sailing, windsurfing, horse-riding and kite surfing, before heading back to the holiday park for some time by the pool or a bite to eat in the restaurant. Try something different from the normal beach holiday and explore all that this ancient city has to offer.