There’s plenty to do in Port Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia Port Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia – Learn to surf Why: It’s part of the contract of coming here in the first place that you have at least one…
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Mount Belford, a Colorado Fourteener is moderately difficult, with spectacular views of other peaks and a large alpine valley. The mountain makes a great weekend challenge for those looking to hike a Colorado summit. How to Get To the Mount…
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Downtown Denver is famous for its 16th Street Mall, a mile-long, pedestrian-only boulevard lined with pavement cafes, bars and stores. Think of it as a hub for a series of vibrant, historic neighborhoods that surround the city center. LoDo At…
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Those Romans knew a thing or two. With their penchant for bathing it is not surprising that they soon sought out the geo-thermal waters emerging at Buxton, close to the River Wye. They named the settlement Aqua Arnemetiae after a…
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Although the walls of Colca Canyon are not as vertical as those of the Grand Canyon in Arizona, this Peruvian gorge is much deeper. The canyon was formed by the Colca River, which eroded its banks over the last billion…
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Edmonton, the capital city of Alberta, has many opportunities to discover its history. From the Provincial Historical Area of Strathcona to the Royal Alberta Museum and Fort Edmonton Park, these activities are great for all ages. Strathcona Area along Whyte…
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If you love Disney World and SeaWorld, you will love the magic of Discovery Cove Orlando. This theme park creates a unique experience with its day-long adventure, combining elements of education and entertainment into several different attractions. Things to do…
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For a memorable journey to share with children or grandchildren for many years to come, consider traveling across South Dakota by car. Whether travel is from east to west or west to east South Dakota is prepared to give the…
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Lake Ontario, separated in its location from the other Great Lakes of North America by the chasm of Niagara Falls, is less accessible for travelers from outside the area. The region does have two major draws attracting tourists – the…
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Hands up who can name the English county where Thomas Hardy set his novels? Yes, Wessex. Only thing is, check the atlas and you’ll find that Wessex doesn’t actually exist. Nor does the town of “Casterbridge” (as depicted in his…
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