Advantages: Beautiful scenery Disadvantages: No real disadvantages
...From a viewpoint of natural beauty, the Sea of Galilee is very promising. But there wasn’t really all that much to see (or did I just miss it.) Tiberias has a few nice archaeological sites and you can rent a bicycle if you want. You could go to Capernaum and other sites related to Jesus’ life. But if you go by yourself you’ll have to wait for the bus and probably walk 4-5 kilometres. And all there is to see is a synagogue. And you can’t even get in there if you’re wearing shorts (a common, if understandable, phenomenon in religious sites in Israel)....
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Advantages: many sights to visit, great scenery Disadvantages: aparthied society without the international condemnation, Israelis are very rude, prices becoming similar to UK ones
..., cities, kibbutzim, Moshavim and villages have been arranged in contrast to the more naturalistic israeli palestinian villages. You then notice that palestinian villages are bypassed by the routes, that more Israeli houses are being built near these villages without the villages being allowed to expand and that hardly any arabs use the buses or in the Israeli towns. Hmmm.. strange. Having said that, Galilee is a splendid region to visit with the scenery around Tiberias reminiscent of Switzerland. Lake Tiberias or Kinneret is very splendid to swim in and you can hike around the Horns of Hittin where the Crusaders were defeated by Saladdin. Haifa and Acre on the coast are worth visiting as well, the Bahai temple being a highlight in Haifa and the old fortress of Acre bringing back memories of the Crusades. In the far north, There is the Golan...
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Advantages: Well designed, great facilities Disadvantages: Noisy people, smelly toilets
...During my stay at Center Parcs, Longleat, I decided to try out the Spa Experience at Aqua Sana. As with most Spa Experiences, this did not come cheap but I did not mind paying the £35 fee in order to have a thoroughly relaxing experience...Something to do...on my own...away from the hustle and bustle of normal life...
I was both delighted and disappointed with my Spa Experience. The Spa itself is fabulous. The variety of saunas and steam rooms and relaxation experiences is extensive and very well designed. I shall explain more about what I liked later on but, firstly, I shall explain the three things that disappointed me about my Spa Experience. They are as follows:
1. This is my biggest moan of all. If it is relaxation you are going for, this Spa is not the place. It would be if you had the place to yourself but, unfortunately...
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This is not an hotel,it a small village.Its got all you need for a fantastic holiday and more. We [my wife & i] stay here for a week in July 2006.We stayed on a self catering basis though you can have other options,Half board,full board & all... more
This is going to be a bit of an unusual review as I am writing about a hotel that I have never stayed at. I have never used the facilities - but I have experienced their customer service.
On the 4th October last year, my partner and I took a trip down more