Tunisia hotels for transport adventures

You may have taken traditional modes of transport to get from home to the airport to your Malta or Tunisia hotels, but that doesn't mean that getting around once you're on holiday has to be boring. When staying in all inclusive hotels, there's always a temptation to stay in the hotel, but there's so many great and exciting transport-related attractions out there that travellers should venture out of their Malta hotels.

A prominent sight around Tunisia hotels are camels. Used for transporting people, transporting goods and also as a popular tourist attraction, the fascinating animals are a common sight in the area. But instead of just looking at them, why not try going for a ride on one? As far as genuinely Tunisian experiences go, you can't do much better than a camel-back trek into the desert, which are run all year-round from Tunisia hotels. Hammamet and other such areas offer horseback tours as well as the camel option, so there's no need to fret if your camel isn't giving you particularly friendly looks.

A more adrenaline-fuelled alternative to camels is a quad biking experience, which obviously permits much more speed and really lets you go wild as you speed around the desert but make sure that you wrap a scarf around your face to keep the sand out of your mouth! Trips into the desert can usually be recommended by all inclusive hotels, leaving you free to sit back, relax and enjoy the ride on whatever form of transport you've chosen.

If you're staying in Malta or Tunisia hotels you are likely to have already experienced the extraordinary from the food and facilities you will find at all inclusive hotels. Make your holiday that little bit more memorable by spicing up your choice of transport as you head out from Tunisia and Malta hotels to explore a little further afield.

Plunge Into The Sea: All Inclusive Lanzarote Holidays

There is plenty to do on the ocean in Lanzarote, whether you want to go for a simple swim or take a boat out deep sea fishing, and if you dare to go further under the sea, a submarine tour is the activity for you. All inclusive Lanzarote packages are a great way to keep the costs down, so you'll have more money to spend on fun trips on the water.

A brilliant way of experiencing the depths of the ocean without getting wet is to take a tour on a submarine. Usually the tours take about one hour, and come with a guide who will explain everything you're seeing so you will make the most of your deep sea adventure. Once you're onboard the submarine, you'll be seated in front of large viewing windows and there are also TV screens so you won't miss out on things at different angles.

There are plenty of all inclusive hotels in Lanzarote available for booking. They include BlueBay, which offers including a swimming pool, spa centre and sports facilities. If you fancy a camel ride, head to the nearby Timanfaya National Park, where you'll be given a tour through the volcanic landscape. If you wanted to head to the city centre or the beach, a free shuttle operates to and from the hotel. There is also a golf course nearby, and the beach offers a wide selection of water sports. Another option is the Los Zocos Club Resort, which is near Costa Teguise and the Cucharas beach. Facilities include a swimming pool, golf course and water sports, as well as a traditional market selling local goods. Ideal for families, it boasts 324 apartments and beautiful gardens.

Lanzarote on the Canary Islands is known to be one of the world's top places to go big game fishing, because of its climate and volcanic seabeds. There is lots of variety; you could catch a swordfish, dorado, tuna, wahoo or even a marlin while you're out in the ocean. If you have your heart set on a particular type of fish, it's wise to check what is in season before you book your excursion. Big fish are caught on these excursions, and members of the public are welcomed to book trips and experience it for themselves.

A trip on a sailing boat or a catamaran is a good way to spend some time out on the waters, especially if you have children who might not fancy a deep sea fishing trip or submarine tour. Snorkelling is suitable for children and adults; you just need a mask to enjoy the colourful marine life. Everyone will have fun while you marvel at the pretty fish and interesting coral. You can enjoy the landscapes while your young ones look forward to a swim. There are also plenty of family hotels in Lanzarote you can book. These include the Morromar Apartments; they are a short stroll from Puerto del Carmen centre. They are nestled in lush gardens, and close to the Matagorda Beach.