TRAVEL BLOG - Paradises

Sometimes known as the ‘eighth' wonder of the world, Angkor Wat has always been a mysterious place that I definitely...

Miller Street Pyrmont - minutes from Darling Harbour, the Sydney Fish Markets, the Rocks and nestled amongst some of Sydney's...

December 2010 is an exciting time for "paradises.com" as we are now commencing a "live blog" and reporting to you...

The popular activities that you can indulge in on the Rarotonga Island include snorkeling, bike riding, scuba diving, horse-back riding,...

Polynesian cuisine is primarily characterized by seafood dishes and the restaurants on Rarotonga Island offer both kinds of dishes -...

Rarotonga has a circumference of about 32km with a brilliant blue lagoon surrounding it from all sides. You will see...

Whale watching is a common sport most tourists partake in while here. If you visit Aitutaki between July and October,...

Taro, bananas, coconuts and tropical fruits are abundant in Aitutaki, and in the local cuisine as well. Dairy products like...

One-foot Island in Aitutaki is speckled with lagoons and sandy beaches. It has the perfect setting for snorkeling, especially around...

Words and photos by Daniel Resnik The Cook Islands are an archipelago of islands in the South Pacific Ocean, northeast...

RAROTONGA With its jagged peaks and sparkling aquamarine lagoon, Rarotonga is a jewel in the Pacific Ocean. This beautiful Island...

The Cook Islands lie in the centre of the Polynesian triangle and are now easily reached from Australia on Air...