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.

Valletta is a beautiful peninsula and the main capital of Malta. It boasts a major port and several buildings of historic importance. The visitors have the great chance to enjoy the city’s main attractions and find a wide range of accommodations, restaurants and shops.

One of the nicest suburbs of Valetta is Floriana. The city is defined by the inner and outer defences, also known as the City Gate and the Porte des Bombes. Tourists can admire all the monuments, churches, gardens and buildings that were created during the period of the Knights of St. John. Additionally, one can visit the Pjazza San Publiu, where the most important events are taking place.

Limassol city is located in the southern part of Cyprus and it is one of the major tourist resorts. It hosts the two biggest festivals on the island, Carnival in early spring and The Wine Festival in late summer, being also the wine-producing centre of the island. Both festivals attract locals, as well as tourists from all over the world. There are many sites to visit in Limassol such as the Limassol Castle, Old Port, Limassol Museum, Tourist Area and many beaches. However the more glorious sites are outside of the city in the nearby countryside, rich in history and legend.

One of the most chic, up-market resort areas of Tunisia and the first purpose built holiday resort. It features a swish international Andalucian-style yacht marina surrounded by luxurious hotels. The port is a narrow coastal strip on both sides side of a smallish purpose-built resort, centered on the marina.

It has no authentic sites and local history but instead most of the traditional architectural style has been cleverly recreated in the modern style. The resort features excellent sandy beaches offering a wide range of water sports including sailing, windsurfing, jet skiing. Other activities include tennis and golf. The marina has souvenir stalls, waterfront cafes, and restaurants.

The beautiful port of Mahdia is conveniently situated around the resorts of Sousse and Sfax and it was proclaimed the first capital of Tunisia. One of its most important attractions is the Central Mosque which dates back into the 10th century, and the entrance to the Medina whose main characteristic is a humungous 16th century gate.

Tailors, embroiderers, and local weavers who sell traditional costumes alongside the market can be found all over the city. The market which takes place every Friday is a highlight.

A very popular resort, a historical & lively city & port that appeals to a broad range of interests. Although it is packed with foreign visitors in the summer, it still retains its charming Turkish character.

Skiathos is one of the most beautiful and cosmopolitan islands in Greece located in the Sporades, with over than 60 amazing sandy beaches. Specifically, in Skiathos there are 2 beaches that are considered as some of the best in Greece: Koukounaries and Lalaria. In addition, the island’s town is gorgeous, with a pretty small picturesque port. The windmills, the whitewashed village churches, and the winding cobblestone streets are the ideal setting for long walks under the blue sky.

The nightlife is pretty intense with many bars, clubs and restaurants. You should definitely visit Bourtzi which is a small peninsula located between the 2 harbours of Chora (the island’s town) as well as the gorgeous churches.

Paros is a cosmopolitan island situated in the heart of the Cyclades Islands in Greece. In Paros, the visitors have the great opportunity to enjoy the endless sandy beaches, the picturesque villages, the monuments, the tourist facilities and the rich cultural life. They can also find a wide range of accommodations, restaurants, bars, nightclubs and shops. It is an ideal destination for everyone looking for an unforgettable holiday. Paros has its own airport and port.

Karpathos is the second largest of the Greek Dodecanese islands, in the southeast Aegean Sea. It is located about 30 miles southwest of Rhodes. Its main town and capital is Karpathos City, also known as Pigadia, which holds the island’s largest port.

The island has many villages, some of which are Menetes, Aperi, Volada, Mesohori and Olympos. Olympos is especially known to visitors as it is the only place in Greece where people still wear traditional clothing. It has a population of 6.000 people, which more than doubles during the summer reaching as much as 20.000.

The peculiar Karpathian houses are built of carved stone and are full of embroidery and characteristic interior decorations giving a traditional tone to the island. It has a beautiful wild landscape, mountainous in the north and fertile in the south, with wildflowers making it a paradise for naturalists. Karpathos has extensive beaches with white sands which are often empty.