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Barbados Naked
Welcome to my Barbados naked series. Here I will provide you with details of things to see and do on the island and recommend restaurants, bars and excursions that I have either experienced myself or had guests tell me just how good they really are. I hope that you find the information useful for [...]
August 26th, 2010 | Posted in Jamaica | No Comments
It can be a daunting task to choose a camp, however, with over 11,000 camps in the United States. And, even if you were an 8-week camper as a kid, there are trends that have changed the face of the camping industry in the last few years. If you are aware of these trends, [...]
August 10th, 2010 | Posted in El Salvador | No Comments
“These new offerings are a result of teen program directors trying to cater to both parents’ wishes and teens interests,†says Carey Rivers, Co-Director, Tips on Trips and Camps in Washington, DC.
Summer schedules have to be planned around summer school, sports commitments, and family vacations. To adapt, teen programs are developing shorter programs that can [...]
July 30th, 2010 | Posted in El Salvador | No Comments
The Mamanuca Islands are stunning and unique, containing tiny coral atolls, and small volcanic islands all within view of one another. Even though the islands are not overly commercial, they are still popular destinations for holiday cruises and Fiji tours alike. The most well known of this island group, Modriki, was the setting for [...]
July 28th, 2010 | Posted in Fiji | No Comments
The multiculturalism, biodiversity, lengthy beaches and natural wonders of Central America make it difficult to decide on a particular travel destination within the region. Among the seven tropical countries, Honduras offers both urban and wildly rural adventures as well as a massive stretch of Caribbean coastline on its northern border. Hike through cloud forests, bird [...]
July 23rd, 2010 | Posted in El Salvador | No Comments
As Wildlife Vacation, Inc embarks on the 9th year they have recognized that many travelers are not content with the usual 4 or 5 day vacation. They want a detailed, to the point itinerary that features destinations that create true “trips of a lifetime,†experiences. As more and more families are discovering the sense of [...]
July 11th, 2010 | Posted in Ecuador | No Comments
Alianza Jatun Sacha is a non-profit, private Ecuadorian NGO dedicated to conservation (of forest, aquatic, and mountain ecosystems through technical training and scientific research), investigation, environmental education, community development and the management of ecologically important habitats. The principal lines of action of the organization are: biological conservation and cultural diversity through private reserves, environmental educ
July 10th, 2010 | Posted in Ecuador | No Comments
Are you an adult in the process of planning a Jamaica vacation? Whether you are traveling alone, with a group of friends, for a romantic getaway, or are planning the honeymoon of a lifetime, you should closely examine adult only resorts. Jamaica is home to a number of all-inclusive resorts that cater to guests. Adult [...]
June 27th, 2010 | Posted in Jamaica | 1 Comment
Whether you are looking for a destination for family vacation or want a memorable romantic honeymoon in a tropical paradise, Cancun Mexico offers something for everyone. This lovely locale isn’t one of the world’s most popular destinations without reasons. In Cancun, a tourist has a choice of tons of great activities. Cancun has fanstastic weather [...]
June 18th, 2010 | Posted in Mexico | No Comments
Oh, there’s nothing wrong with cartoon characters and amusement parks-but-as a parent, you’re always concerned about the value of the time spent with your children.
Here’s your opportunity to show them a part of the world they’ve probably never seen, and enjoy the entire process of learning, to boot! And if Mom needs beach [...]
June 8th, 2010 | Posted in Ecuador | 2 Comments
I know there is some old saying to do with the first half of your life you are looked after by your parents and the second half you your life you look after your parents. Well I’ve been looking after my mother my whole life especially on occasions when my father isn’t around and she [...]
June 6th, 2010 | Posted in Cuba | No Comments
Enhance your health and mood with tropical treasures.
Imagine if the delicious cup of coffee, the freshly made piña colada, the exotic fragrance of wild orchids, or the rich rainforest chocolate could be part of your spa experience. By featuring these, and many other ingredients, within various health, relaxation and beauty treatments, the spa pampering that [...]
May 28th, 2010 | Posted in Costa Rica | 10 Comments
Although Christmas is celebrated all over Europe, Malta has its own special ways of celebrating its holiday season. This article gives you some ideas of the traditions in Malta and what one can do during this Celebrative time.
Christmas Traditions in Malta
Malta is a Catholic country, and a very devoted one at that. The Christmas season [...]
February 18th, 2010 | Posted in Kiribati | No Comments
Ken Daniel, of Security Advisors Worldwide, or SAW, a renewable energy security advisory company contracted by Jetstream Wind, Inc. recently returned from the island of Haiti.   Â
I understand that you and Security Advisors Worldwide had a very successful trip to Haiti. There doesn’t seem to be a great deal of media coming from this nation as to the daily [...]
January 9th, 2010 | Posted in Haiti | No Comments
As Tabitha Boonstra showed the children of La Esperanza in Honduras their picture on her digital camera, she could not believe their reaction.
‘They would come running up to you from wherever they were, and they’d be yelling ‘photo, photo!’ They’d stand there, and you would take their picture, then you’d show them on the back [...]
December 14th, 2009 | Posted in Honduras | No Comments
Many US teens are finding their legal status isn’t what they thought it was.
The issue of illegal immigration has reached a fever pitch in the media and in the country as a whole. But what about those who are caught in the cross-hairs and didn’t even know it?
Economists at Bear Stearns, a leading Wall Street [...]
December 3rd, 2009 | Posted in Guatemala | No Comments
Originally named Xaman-Ha (waters of the north) Playa del Carmen is part of the Mayan World. Located on the crystal blue waters of the Mexican Caribbean, Playa del Carmen is just 40 miles (60 kms.) south of Cancun. Playa, as it is known as to locals, is the perfect spot from which to explore the [...]
November 26th, 2009 | Posted in Honduras | No Comments
I was a Russian girl and an American teenager. I had no choice about the first but I tried very hard to be the second. Now as a grown woman, I mostly deem myself a New Yorker. While I never truly considered myself an American, being a New Yorker encompasses more. New York has a [...]
September 2nd, 2009 | Posted in Russia | No Comments
The kids are back in school; extra curricular activities are demanding constant shuttling of kids from point A to point B and then back again; the family dog needs attention from a pet groomer in more ways than one and the house needs cleaning and repairs. So why in the world would you be thinking [...]
August 3rd, 2009 | Posted in Bahamas | No Comments
We took a family trip here during our small kids’ school vacation for the access to Atlantis Resort Paradise Island. The hotel was what you would expect for a Comfort Inn – no more, no less – but was incredibly convenient to Atlantis, clean and comfortable. Each room has a pull out sofa which housekeeping [...]
August 2nd, 2009 | Posted in Bahamas | No Comments
Of course you can travel just about anywhere with your kids on a budget. Like any travel experience on a budget you need to research and plan well to make the most of your travel dollar. Many places, however, are family or kid friendly and will throw in added extras for the children. So whether [...]
July 23rd, 2009 | Posted in America | 2 Comments