Martin Kleis

Why not take a budget vacation to Tunisia. This smallest country of North Africa provides an oasis on a shoe string. Rich in culture, lots to see and do, steeped in history with a tropical climate. You can enjoy your trip with a budget of around $15 a day.

The Republic of Venezuela is the sixth largest country in South America and is a country of outstanding natural beauty. The terrain varies from the snow-capped Andean peaks in the west, through the Amazonian rain forests in the south, to the beaches of the north. Venezuela is one of the most extremely urbanized countries in Latin America.

For a vacation to a country which has everything, travel to Egypt, beaches to sprawl out on, diving opportunities galore, hiking in the Sinai and exploration of the splendid temples and pyramids of the one of the Worlds most impressive ancient civilizations.

For the audacious traveller who prefers a different kind of vacation, why not choose Libya. Not an easy country to travel to, but well worth the effort. Libya has some great classical remains, vibrant city life and some of the most unusual prehistoric rock art in the Sahara region.

Take in the spender of Majestic Morocco, visiting cities such as Casablanca, Marrakech and Rabat, whilst enjoying your vacation, and then travel down the Western Sahara to Mauritania.

For a more relaxed vacation, Thassos in Greece is an ideal location. The feeling of serenity and solitude is never far away and it is definitely a place for those who want to relax and get away from the stress of everyday life.

There really is something for everyone in Indonesia, with plenty of activities to keep you occupied, lots of history to immerse yourself in, well worn trails of previous generations of travellers or Islands where you can lose yourself and make you feel like you were Robinson Crusoe!

Find the hidden jewell of Samothraki in Greece. This small egg shaped Island is one of the most beautiful and diverse Islands in Greece, but is still not on the beaten tourist route. It is relatively hard to get to and there is no package holiday resorts on the Island, making this an unspoilt oasis of paradise.