Maldives
Like exotic gems scattered across the blue velvet of the Indian Ocean, the 1,192 tiny coral islands of the Maldives cover a million square kilometres across the equator just west of Sri Lanka.The origins of the twenty six unique atolls are lost in ancient history, with records indicating the islands may have been inhabited for over 5,000 years.................................................................

Mauritius
Mauritius is an idyllic sub-tropical island Surrounded by unspoiled white sandy beaches, and its sparkling turquoise waters are naturally protected by the beautiful coral reefs which encircle the island. First discovered by Arabic traders and subsequently claimed by the Portuguese, Dutch, French, and finally occupied by the British,..........................................................................

Seychelles
The Seychelles has some of the most beautiful islands in the Indian Ocean and rate among the finest in the world. 115 islands stretch in a jewelled crescent from the equator to the tip of Madagascar. The Seychelles are split into granite or coral islands and the extraordinary beauty of the islands, many of them only tiny coral specks, is such...............................................................

Madagascar
Madagascar offers a wealth of fascinating places to visit from the tranquility of the forests, the bustle of the cities, stunning white sandy beaches, an underwater world of amazing corals and unique flora and fauna. the worlds fourth largest island, madagascar is situated 400kilometres off the coast of Africa. Historically the island was a land of conquest,....................................

Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is a tropical pear shaped island situated at the southern tip of India. Known to travellers from ancient times, Sri Lanka continues to entice visitors with its beautiful palm fringed coastline, golden beaches, abundance of rivers and cascading waterfalls, misty mountains, tea plantations and forests containing exotic flora and fauna. Sri Lanka is the perfect............................

Zanzibar
Forty kilometres off the coast of Tanzania and with its ancient blend of cultures the clove scented islands of Zanzibar remains East Africa's most evocative and romantic destination. The Zanzibar archipelago includes the main island Unguja (known as Zanzibar) and its sister island Pemba Island. Steeped in history the island has been ruled over the years........................