Dancing With Whales
We've all heard about whalewatching from boats or shore, and a few companies are now offering the possibility of actually swimming and snorkeling with whales in the wild. Is this a good thing?
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GOA A Carnival of Beaches
The state of Goa on the West coast of India, is located in the coastal belt known as Konkan. While this tourist magnet has much to offer: old churches, carnival atmosphere, Portuguese flavour, wildlife, nature and tantalizing cuisine, yet, mention Goa and the first, often only, image that flashes in one's mind is of the BEACHES.
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How to Save Money AND help the planet
Don't all of us love to have the money to do the fun things that bring us joy? Not that all fun things require money, mind you, on the contrary! But have you ever wanted to read that awesome-looking new book, eat at that new green restaurant in town or throw a party for friends and family...only to be short a little cash?
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No Artificial Ingredients Indeed
Costa Rica's national motto is "pura vida." The pure life. Or "life is good." I'll say. What with monkeys offering our singular wake-up call swinging limb to limb just outside our hotel balcony, to iguanas joining us on our walk to
breakfast, to a highly venomous snake slithering right before our eyes on our drive to dinner... nature called out loud and clear. Everywhere.
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Old Sturbridge Village Links to Our Past Guide, Part 2
Once described in a 1950 article as The Town That Wants to Be Out of Date, Old Sturbridge Village in Sturbridge, Massachusetts is a lovingly recreated village of early 19th century New England. In this article you'll discover what makes Sturbridge Village such a unique place to visit and explore for all ages.
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Plymouth Plantation and Mayflower Links to Our Past Guide, Part 1
Plimoth Plantation and the Mayflower II ship are major attractions in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Authentic yet entertaining the two are links to our past and the 102 passengers that survived the journey across stormy seas. Discover why these two destinations are popular vacation magnets...
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Spanish Courses in Spain
Spain: sun, sea, sand and Spanish... discover us! Spain, a golden country in the heart of Europe and gateway to the Americas. A mini continent blessed with sunshine and charisma and overflowing with culture, history, art, flamenco and mouth watering tapas.
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Tent and Outdoor Gear Care and Repair
You should seal all floor seams and those seams on the rainfly. This will make the tent waterproof. If the manufacturer already taped the seams, get some seam sealer anyway and...
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Traveling To and Around Hawaii, A First-Time Visitor's Primer
Six different islands in Hawaii are open to tourism. Most first-timers planning a trip to one or more than one island have numerous questions relating to where exactly to go and how exactly to get there.
This primer will answer those questions.
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Zambia Safari Top Five National Parks
If you are looking for a more adventurous trip to Africa than the well trodden conventional ones, then a Zambia safari is the best way to go. The Top Five National Parks list gives you an idea of the best places to visit.
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Backyard Camping Trip
Are your kids begging you to take them camping, but you just can't find the time to take them on a camping trip? Or would you like to introduce your kids to the fun of camping for the first time, but aren't sure if they will enjoy it, or might get scared? Either way, camping out in your backyard will be a fun way to spend the evening and night with your kids.
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Discover The Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden In Arcadia California
In The city of Arcadia California, right next door to Pasadena you will find The Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden, a beautiful and peaceful 127 acre botanical garden and historical site jointly operated by the Los Angeles Arboretum Foundation and the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation.
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Join the American Hiking Society
Have you taken up hiking as a new form of family recreation?
Are you a serious hiker that spends hours on challenging trails?
Do you want to find a way to become more involved in hiking
across the nation?
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Mount Chimborazo: Climbing Glaciers Near The Equator
Climbing up glaciers to the furthest point from the center of the Earth, I discovered that the guide didn't speak a word of English. That was good, since I didn't want to tell him it was the first time I had used an ice axe and crampons.
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Packing a Backpack - A Guide
The key to packing your backpack is to achieve even weight distribution. You can achieve this by dividing the pack into three areas. This artcle describes exactly how you can pack a backpack that is comfortable while protecting your valuables.
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River Rafting in Colorado
Colorado river rafting is some of the best in the world. Some of the most notable of Colorado's many rivers are the Arkansas River, the Colorado River, and the Dolores River. Each one offers rafters a unique and exciting experience.
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South Africa Safari Top Five National Parks and Game Reserves
Which national parks and game reserves would you visit if you went on safari to South Africa? This top five list will give you an excellent indication of the best ones that you shouldn't miss.
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Stay Out of That Old Mine!
It seems like the most adventurous thing in the world. That dark opening in the hillside beckons, tantalizes, excites. What wondrous treasures await discovery inside? What artifacts might remain i...
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Stay Warm - A Backpacking Skill
Knowing how to stay warm when backpacking can save your life. It can also help you go lighter and more safely.
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The Best Backpacking Food
Which backpacking food is best is just an opinion, of course, but there are reasons why some foods are better than others.
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A Fishy Road Trip in Cairns
Join 1000's of avid Australian fisherman who enjoy in the beauty and fishing variety of Cairns. Where do I fish? Read on and find out how a great Australian road trip can provide a self-paced fishing adventure...
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Camping Stove Performance: Ease of Use & What to Avoid
Learn how to choose the best type of camping stove for the type of camping, hiking or backpacking you do.
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Cheap Safari in Africa For $70 a Day - Here's How To Do It
Going on an African safari will normally cost you anything from $150 to $600 per day. But there is still a way to go on safari in Africa for only $70 a day. Sounds too good to be true doesn't it? But it is possible and it can be done if you know exactly how and where.
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Hiking Shoes Versus Hiking Boots
Do you want to take off those heavy, hot hiking boots and walk in comfort on your next backpacking trip? You can.
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Unforgettable White Mountains Vacations The Most Scenic 100 Miles in New England
This amazing drive through the White Mountains of New Hampshire has a gorgeous vista at every turn, oodles and oodles of family vacation fun, and a visit to the home of the world wind speed record. Just keep reading...
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