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Gabes - Tunisia
Gabes is a seaport with a turbulent past, Phoenician in origin, and developed in turn by the Romans, Arabs, Turks and French. Today Gabes is an amalgam of old and new, its prime appeal lying in the historic old More...
Gaeta - Italy
Gaeta is a fishing port and seaside resort located on the Gulf of Gaeta in the Tyrrhenian Sea on the west coast Italy northwest of Naples. Within the old walls of the town the character of a fortified square More...
Gairloch - UK, Scotland
The small port of Gairloch on the western coast of the mainland gives access to Inverewe Gardens, possibly the most famous, certainly the most beautiful, demonstration of the moderating effects of the warm Gulf Stream More...
Galapagos Islands - Ecuador
The Galapagos consist of 13 large and several hundred small islands lying in the Pacific Ocean on or near the equator about 650 miles (1050 km) off the western coast of Ecuador. The principal islands are Espanola (Hood), Fernandina More...
Galaxidhi - Greece
Galaxidi lies on the Gulf of Corinth, across the bay from Itea, itself only a few miles below Delphi. The island atmosphere used to be heightened by the fact that, before the main road was built, Galaxidi was most More...
Galle - Sri Lanka
The ancient Muslim port of Galle, reputedly the biblical Tarshish, has been alternately occupied by Portuguese, Dutch and British troops since the 16th century. The European influences are clearly visible in the faded More...
Gallipoli (It) - Italy
Gallipoli lies on the Ionian Sea, on the inside of the "boot's heel" of Italy. Gallipoli is a historic and picturesque walled town that can be visited on foot. It features courtyards,alleys and stone arches and there are More...
Gallipoli Peninsula - Turkey
The Gallipoli Peninsula (also known as Gelibolu Peninsula), owes it importance to its strategic position at the narrows of the northern end of the Dardanelles of which it forms the northwestern side in European More...
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