The Emirate of Fujairah covers 1,150 km² (440 sq mi), or about 1.5% of the area of the U.A.E. Its population is around 130,000 inhabitants. Only the Emirate of Umm al-Quwain has fewer occupants.

Fujairah is the only Emirate of the U.A.E. that is almost totally mountainous. All the other Emirates, like Dubai and Abu Dhabi are located on the west coast, and are largely covered by desert. Therefore, Fujairah boasts a higher than average yearly rainfall, allowing farmers in the region to produce one meaningful crop every year.

The weather is seasonal, although it is warm for most of the year. The months of October to March are generally regarded as the coolest, with daytime temperatures averaging around 25 °C (77 °F) and rarely venturing above 30 °C (86 °F) with temperatures climbing to over 40 °C (104 °F) degrees in the summer.

The Emirate of Ajman is situated on the coast of the Arabian Gulf, extending over a distance of 16 Kilometres long, between the emirates of Umm Al-Qiwain and Sharjah. The area of the emirate is 259 Sq. Km., equivalent to 0.3% of the country’s total area, excluding the islands. The population is estimated to be 123,000 for 1996.

The town of Ajman lies on the coast of the Arabian Gulf. It comprises the Ruler’s office, companies, banks and commercial markets. The port of Ajman is located along a natural creek which penetrates the town.

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Kvarner Riviera is located next to Istria and is centred on the main Croatian port of Rijeka, the busiest port on the Adriatic. The most famous resort in the area is Opatija, with Lovran, Rabac and the island of Krk also great holiday resorts. Kvarner Riviera combines clean water sees, water sports, beautiful forests, famous tourist islands and all Croatia’s culture with gastronomic and historical events that will make your holidays at this top rated resort, relaxing and enjoyable.

The Istrian Riviera is characterized by miles of beautiful tree-lined coastline alongside the clear Adriatic Sea. The area is famous for its traditional Italian influenced cuisine and architectural Venetian buildings, churches and bell towers. The main towns of the Istrian Riviera are Porec, Rovinj and Pula, all of which still show the strong Roman influence on the region, with the 1st century amphitheatre at Pula, the basilica in Porec and the Venice of Istria in Rovinj.

The area is full of nightlife with a lively Mediterannean atmosphere and many sports facilities to accommodate any activity. With so much to do, the magnificent beaches and beautiful inland, Istria makes an unavoidable tourist destination.

The Dubrovnik Riviera in Croatia is “the pearl of the Adriatic”, with its well preserved medieval walls, brilliant sunshine, translucent waters and dramatic mountains. The Dubrovnik Riviera consists of many town, cities and villages that all hold their charm and style.

The area has reputation as a premier destination and certainly lives up to it as it is a place of great historical and cultural significance, has a magnificent landscape and a phenomenal variety of entertainment options for both day and night. The Dubrovnik Riviera is ideal for those who wish to relax, sunbathe, soak in a little sun or explore.

A region on the eastern coast of the Adriatic sea, spreading between the island of Brac northwest and the counties of Zadar, Sibenic, Biograd, Makarska, Omis and Trogir. Because of the way sea currents and winds flow, the climate of the area is warm most of the year. The Dalmatian Riviera also includes an immense number of coves, islands and channels.

This makes it an attractive place. Thanks to its position in the most indented part of the Croatian Adriatic coast, the area provides excellent opportunities for nautical tourism and boating as one of few parts of the Mediterranean. There is also a large number of marinas, national parks, rivers and beautiful sandy beaches. There are two accommodating airports in the region Zadar and Trogir .The area provides also a variety of sightseeing’s and tourist attractions.

Tuscany is bordered by Emilia Romagna to the north, Liguria to the northwest, the Tyrrhenian Sea to the west and Umbria and Marche to the east. Its landscape consists of two thirds hills, one fourth mountains and the rest is plains that form the Valley of Arno River.

There is a magnificent sea coast and the area is a combination of both cities and countryside, as the rolling hills garlanded with cypress trees, lush wines and olive groves make way for sleepy villages and medieval hill towns. The gorgeous landscape, along with its artistic legacy, definitely make Tuscany a place worth visiting.

Catania is a province of Sicily, which is an autonomous region of Italy and the largest island of the Mediterranean. Sicily is well known for its art, architecture, history, culture and cuisine. Catania is situated on the eastern coast of Sicily.

The province consists of fifty-eight cities and totals and area of 3552 square kilometres. It is most renowned for its neighbouring Mount Etna, Europe’s highest and still active volcano. There are also many historical and cultural sites, cathedrals, theatres, parks and museums that are definitely worth seeing. A very unique part of Catania is its devotion to its patron Sant’Agata, which is celebrated every February 3rd by a procession of “Candelore”. There are many places of interest within the province, all of which are definitely worth seeing.

Sardinia is the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. It is an Italian region with a special autonomous statute. There are few large cities in Sardinia. In the south, the capital of the island Cagliari is the first metropolitan area, while Sassari is the regional pole in the north. The island contains numerous extraordinary tourist areas, including the Costa Smeralda.

The island is particularly famous for its beaches, but is also rich in other interesting places, such as some charming sea towns and archeological ruins. Sardinia is also one of the worlds most interesting musical destinations and has two airports to use.

The Neapolitan Riviera is one of Europe’s most exceptional holiday destinations with its breathtaking mountain scenery, deep blue seas of the Mediterranean and romantic setting. There are many places to see, explored and enjoyed. The cuisine is delightful as the Neapolitan Riviera is the birth place of pasta.

There are also many shopping opportunities as well as a good variety of nightlife for those who need a change from the area’s rich culture and historical sites. The panoramic views of Mount Vesuvius, the perfect remains of Pompeii or the famous gardens of the Isle of Capri can all be admired from visiting the Neapolitan. It is definitely a place that has a lot to offer and will surely not disappoint.