Be prepared to be charmed on Kimolos Island What is it about volcanic Greek islands that draws me in? Is it the formations, rock formations, chiseled thousands of years ago by Mother Nature, creating hidden beaches, cracks and crevices and magical places? Is it the fact that many beaches can only be reached by boat? […]
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Rwanda’s spellbinding landscape of endless hills and valleys is decorated with tea plantations. Even though the nation is a relative newcomer to the industry, it is one of the largest tea-producing nations in Africa. Two women handpick tea leaves. Only the top three leaves are used; the rest are discarded. A boy transports tea on
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Scientists use new technology to protect the world’s largest coral reef The Unesco World Heritage Site, Great Barrier Reef, is the world’s largest coral reef ecosystem. Australia’s eco-marvel is also one of seven natural wonders. If you asked most travelers to Australia what their number one attraction is, most would rank the Great Barrier Reef
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American’s Love Affair with Sydney The posing sexy supermodel of Australia. Glitzy and glamorous, yet all-inclusive and down to earth. Sydney never forgets its Aboriginal culture and convict upbringing, in fact, it embraces it. In Sydney, you’ll find the best of Australia. The most talented Aussies flock to the Harbor City to mingle with other thought
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Ogden is Utah’s Under the Radar Ski Destination By Nick Kontis Utah is nothing short of an outdoor enthusiast’s Shangri-la. In the winter months, the state casts a spell on skiers and snowboarders flaunting exceptional soft powder while drenched with a daily fresh snowfall for at least five months. During the warm summer months, miles of
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Moab is the Gateway to Arches and Canyonlands National Parks By Nick Contis In a quest to visit America’s flawless open spaces, I set off for Moab to begin a Utah road trip that would allow me to take the plunge into five of the 59 protected expanses operated by the U.S. National Park Service. I’m a
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Why does traveling by train through Napa Valley evoke a sense of romanticism? Train travel conjures images of a bygone elegant age. Sitting in a grandiose dining car, watching spellbound out your window as places go by at a slower pace, the opportunity to explore Napa Valley by train is a time-skipping experience. The mere
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Long before Puerto Vallarta became a renowned beach destination on Mexico’s Pacific Coast, another community only 90 miles to its north was thriving. This was San Blas. Established in 1767, it was a bustling commercial and naval-shipbuilding hub at the time of Spain’s conquest of Mexico, with trade routes extending across the Pacific to the
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I recently joined 127 other travelers on a 16-day voyage from Buenos Aires. Quark Expeditions newest vessel, the Ultramarine, crossed the tumultuous Drake Passage to South Georgia Island and the Earth’s Southernmost continent, icy Antarctica. The only settlement on South Georgia is the hamlet of Grytviken. A landmark here is the grave of Ernest Shackleton, the
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Mendocino County is one of California’s most fetching treasures, and a drive up its rugged Pacific coastline is one of North America’s memorable road trips. Here, majestic redwood forests march to the crests of steep cliffs that overlook unspoiled beaches. Somehow, the overdevelopment that swallowed other California coastal communities missed Mendocino. The scenery along Highway One
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