Check out the uncrowded Off the Beaten Path Hikes in the USA!
Many people have heard about the most famous tourist attractions in the US featured in travel magazines and famous TV shows, but there are actually hidden gems of the US that you need to know of! Additionally, a lot of Americans go abroad to hike every year without knowing about these amazing places in their own country.
The Japanese Celebration of Golden Week is one of the busiest but most fun-filled holidays for everyone, including tourists. If you plan to visit Japan to partake in the festivities, know that there will be a lot of crowds everywhere due to so many events around the country. Additionally, ticket prices to everywhere become much more expensive during this special holiday.
Why should you only wear Biodegradable Sunscreen? There are several reasons, and the first reason is the coral reefs in our oceans.
Three Jellystone Parks in Texas have won top awards from the Texas Association of Campground Owners (TACO), which hosts TexasCampgrounds.com, the travel planning website! The Parks are in Wichita Falls, Tyler, and Kerrville , which is also known as Jellystone Guadalupe as Kerrville, Texas is right on the Guadalupe River.
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The whale watching in Cabo during March was incredible! Humpback Whales are Ginormous, as Buddy the Elf would say. They are such fun whales to watch because they are so active, so curious, and always lively. Few things on the ocean are more exciting than a Humpback breach! While staying in Cabo San Lucas I went out with Whale Watch Cabo, and our guide, Lisa Hofmann, was awesome! There’s really no way to tell the story of the gorgeous Humpback Whales other than to do so in photos.
All photos were taken by Lisa Hofmann.
[Read more…] about Is there Anything as Incredible as Ginormous Humpback Whale Watching in Cabo?Isla Espiritu Santo is the most beautiful island in the Sea of Cortez, or the Gulf of California, and is a UNESCO World Heritage site! It is a treasure located two hours by boat from La Paz, aka “the Pearl”. (There used to be a lively pearl fishery here, but it is now all fished out. Just another reminder of why we need to practice sustainability!) La Paz has a statue along the Malecon, aka Boardwalk in English, that has a pearl in a shell. The statue isn’t correct, the pictured shell doesn’t make pearls, but it’s the thought that counts, right?
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