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Canada is located in North America and stretches all the way from the Atlantic to the Pacific, being made up of ten Provinces and three Territories. To the North is the Artic ocean; Davis Strait on the North East separates it from Greenland, to the East is the Atlantic Ocean; the South is bordered by the United States of America and the West by the Pacific Ocean and Alaska.A country of outstanding natural beauty, Canada has a wide variety of landscapes; the mountains, the prairies, lakes and rivers with many national and provincial parks to protect the habitats.Read more…Downtown Diane Visits York, PA
We stayed at the award winning Jackson House Bed and Breakfast, outside York in Railroad, PA. Located on the Heritage Trail, the house dates back to 1859, and the owners, Jean and George Becker treat you like family. With a well stocked fridge filled with cold beverages, including soda, wine and beer, you feel right at home.Read more…Nelson, British Columbia, Canada Travel Information
Nelson BC is located in the West Kootenays region of British Columbia, Canada. If you look at a map of British Columbia, the Kootenays are located in the southeast area of the province. Nelson is approximately midway between Vancouver and Calgary.Read more…Living and Working in Perthshire
Perthshire is situated centrally in Scotland being about one hours drive from both of the major cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh. There are good road and rail links, an airport in Edinburgh and an international airport in Glasgow.Perthshire is a beautiful scenic area and has been a popular tourist area in the past especially with people who like the outdoors and activities such as walking and cycling.Read more…Cabo's Other Wild Side - Outdoor Adventures in Cabo with Baja Wild
Cabo San Lucas has grown a reputation for excitement, mostly due to the many clubs that burn the midnight oil well into the early morning hours. Wild party life is nothing new here. But Cabo has another distinct wild side - the rugged beauty of the land and the creatures that inhabit the area.Read more…Guidelines To Buying Mosquito Netting
Mosquitoes can carry diseases like malaria, yellow fever, many types of encephalitis and dengue. Almost 600 million people die each year with mosquito-born diseases. What can you do to prevent getting bitten?Read more…Presenting: Scott Rains - World Traveller, Disabled Travel Advocate & Expert on Universal Design
Scott contacted me about a week ago after having come across this website. We realized that we shared a lot of common philosophies and emails started flying back and forth furiously, capped off by a very long telephone conversation.Scott is an interesting individual, he has studied linguistics and finished his academic studies with a doctorate in theology.Read more…Krista Scott: A Spunky Spirit, Snow Boarder, Surfer Girl, Australian Harvest Worker
I always keep my eyes open for interesting people, and Krista Scott just absolutely grabbed my attention. I first met Krista 2 days ago on a whitewater kayaking weekend where she accompanied our group to do our first kayaking lessons on the Ottawa River. In the van she told us that she recently did a 13 month trip to Australia where she did all sorts of harvest work in different locations.Read more…Make Your Safari the Best Vacation of Your Life
Where to go in Tanzania? Many visitors want to climb Kilimanjaro, drive across the endless pains of the Serengeti and swim in the clear warm waters around the Spiced Islands of Zanzibar. This can be a problem as the ever increasing numbers visiting Tanzania, this year being the busiest ever, have many tourists looking to follow the same itinerary.Read more…Health Tips for Travellers
Travelling in CanadaEach year, over one million visitors come to Canada to explore this vast land. From cosmopolitan cities to majestic mountain ranges, Canada's landscape is as diverse as its people. Travel, whether abroad or in one's own country, is a richly rewarding experience, but there are always potential health risks.Read more…Romantic Weekend Getaways
Romantic weekend getaways can be a second honeymoon or your first vacation together. When you don't have the time or money for a long trip, try one of the following.Luxuriate TogetherSpending time at a nice hotel is the most obvious and common romantic weekend getaway, and with good reason.Read more…Ya Mule! - Backpacking In Siena, Italy
Ah, the glamour of backpacking through Europe. Of course, the glamour comes with a price as I found in Siena, Italy.SienaSiena is located an hour or so outside of Florence, Italy.Read more…Presenting: Chris Ronneseth - Adventure Travel Expert!
I recently had a chance to talk to Chris Ronneseth of Trek Holidays (see interview preview) who gave me a good overview of adventure travel, an area of travel I definitely would like to explore sooner than later...1. Tell us how you got into the adventure travel business.I grew up around travel.Read more…Travel and Work: Interview with Krista Scott: Harvest Work in Australia, Teaching English in Vietnam
I always keep my eyes open for interesting people, and Krista Scott just absolutely grabbed my attention. I first met Krista 2 days ago on a whitewater kayaking weekend where she accompanied our group to do our first kayaking lessons on the Ottawa River. In the van she told us that she recently did a 13 month trip to Australia where she did all sorts of harvest work in different locations.Read more…Living and Working Abroad: British Family Moves to Spain and Opens an Adventure Travel Company
I connected with Mel and Marie just recently, from one webmaster to another, through working on our mutual websites. I found out that the couple had just recently moved to Spain from Britain and set up an adventure travel company that after one only year in business is already doing pretty well.Many of you know already that Spain is one of my favourite countries, so I absolutely had to find out how these Northern Europeans made the transition into the hot south of Andalucia and how there were adjusting personally, socially and with their new business in this brand new lifestyle.Read more…RV-ing: Another Creative, Even Affordable Way to Integrate Travel into Your Lifestyle
Non-mainstream forms of travel have fascinated me for a long time. Combine that with affordable travel and the possibility to make the travel experience a full-time lifestyle, and I am intrigued even more.In researching the topic, and particularly the cost angle, I found out that a new tent trailer would probably cost from about C$5,000 and up, I figured that's a pretty good entry level price for exploring the RV-ing lifestyle.Read more…Hello from New York City (6) - Checking out Coney Island and (amazingly Clean) Harlem
So I am sitting here back in my office and I want to bring our last 2 days in New York City to paper. Considering that the weather forecast for Saturday was pretty bad (rain and maximum temperatures of 13 degrees C), the day turned out much nicer than expected.Surrounded mostly by Caribbean retail outlets, we got a headstart by walking down Flatbush Avenue in the heart of Brooklyn.Read more…Top Ten Beaches in the World
The sun, the soft sand sifting through your toes and fingers, the salty wind blowing in from the sea, the sound of waves…the ultimate holiday and vacation! If you’re like everyone else in this world, you should be looking for some of the top beaches in the world. And lucky for you, we have done the research on the world’s most popular beaches and have listed them here for you in no particular order.Read more…Hello from Vancouver (2) - Wheeling Around Stanley Park
Stanley Park is Vancouver's famous urban paradise and I knew weeks in advance that I would need to explore it in detail, preferably on a bike. So this afternoon at about 1:30 pm I set off from the UBC Campus, and navigated my way downtown by bus, taking 3 buses to get to the eastern edge of Stanley Park. This was my first chance to glance at the city of Vancouver.Read more…A Guide to Cozumel Beaches
Some of the prettiest beaches in the world circle the island of Cozumel. They vary from long, treeless sandy stretches of white sand to isolated coves and rocky shores. There are two sides to the island – the leeward (western) side where the coast is sheltered from storms by the proximity of the mainland and the windward (eastern) side.Read more…
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