Posts tagged with ‘private island resorts’

  • ExpediaFijiTravelTurtle Island

    Fiji’s Turtle Island: Heaven in the South Pacific

    By Sara Bliss on September 16, 2016
    About eleven years ago,  I got the travel assignment of a lifetime. Turtle Island in Fiji was getting a lot of publicity for hosting a number of celebrities, and my amazing editor at Gotham Jason Nixon thought I should check out what all the fuss was about (read the article here). I went on assignment for a week with my husband and had what […]
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  • AustraliaExpediaHotelsTravel

    The Ultimate Beach Getaway: Australia’s Lizard Island

    By Sara Bliss on February 3, 2014
    Right about now the idea of escaping to a remote tropical island with an unspoiled beach sounds perfect. Even more amazing? Lizard Island resort boasts 24 white sand beaches. With an impressive array of beaches to choose from, and only 40 villas, you’re bound to have a beautiful stretch of sand to yourself.  The hotel is set in a national park by the Great […]
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  • AriaraExpediaVirtual Vacation

    Your Own Private Island in the Philippines

    By Sara Bliss on January 15, 2014
    The Palawan archipelago in the Philippines has over 1700 lush, biodiverse islands and islets, many of which are uninhabited. They boast everything you could want in a far-flung destination-white sand beaches with no one in sight, thousands of miles of reefs, and crystal clear waters teaming with fish and magical creatures like blue starfish. Heaven on earth for those who want to […]
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  • CambodiaUncategorizedVirtual Vacation

    Virtual Vacation at Song Saa in Cambodia

    By Sara Bliss on July 22, 2012
    Looking to escape somewhere incredibly remote and undiscovered? Check into Cambodia’s first private island resort, Song Saa. The resort is situated on 2 neighboring islands in the Koh Dong archipelago. Located in the Gulf of Thailand, 20 miles off of the coast of Cambodia, most of the neighboring islands only have small fishing villages, while most are completely uninhabited. The […]
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