Posted by freelance: I’m personally not so much a fan of those big hotels, where there are literally hundreds of rooms and probably thousands of staff members who attend to the guests from day-to-day. These are those big hotels where it is difficult to feel like you are on an adventure vacation
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Xandari Resorts and Spa in Esterillo
Posted by freelance: For Latin Americans, finding a suitable vegetarian restaurant can be quite a difficult thing to do, given the region’s dependence on meat exports. But this is actually quite ironic for Costa Rica, which promotes itself as a highly environmental nation.
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A Vegetarian Restaurant in San Jose
Posted by freelance: One of the most effective ways to understand Tico culture is to party with them at night or get into the things that they consider as recreations and breaks after a long day at work. Costa Ricans always love to have fun, so you will have to reserve a lot of energy (and money, too) if ever you decide that it’s the perfect way to go out tonight. Tags: night life , bars in san jose
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Costa Rican Night Life
Posted by Website Introductions: Located about five hundred and fifty kilometers off the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, this is where Cocos Island can be found. It is colloquially known as Isla del Coco, and is considered as one of many national conservation parks of Costa Rica. Read more: Isla del Coco is worth visiting [click] Tags: isla del coco , deep waters
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Isla del Coco is worth visiting
Posted by freelance: With the world’s growing focus on techniques and technologies that promote the welfare of the environment, there comes a number of instances when items are marketed to become organic and environment-friendly when they are not. The term “green living” has been extensively used as a marketing tool of a number of companies in order to enhance their Tags: nature air , nature friendly airlines
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Nature Air is First Carbon-Neutral Airline
Posted by freelance: Seeing a turtle and hatch and start a life of its own must be one of the most enchanting moments to see in this world. The little turtle hatches itself from the eggs, initially blind to the entire world that it is about to embrace. Slowly, blindly, the turtle then makes it way to the ocean, attracted to it not by its looks (the turtle is Tags: turtle nesting , tortuguero national park
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Turtle Hatching at Tortuguero National Park
Posted by freelance: Unlike Guatemala, Mexico, Honduras, and other similar nations in the area, Costa Rica lacks the history that will attract adventurers. There are hardly any significant groups of indigenous people who will take Costa Rica in the limelight. Neither can be said about temples and ancient structures seen in countries where the Maya and Inca Tags: costa rica indigenous people , bribri people
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The Bribri People of Costa Rica
Flybe has appointed John Palmer (above) to the new position of director of aircraft operations with Marshall Barrand assuming Palmer’s former role as director of aviation services. Both positions report to chief operating officer, Andrew Strong.
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Travel Industry Movers & Shakers: Emily Ashwell: March 2009 Archi…
In the year 2010, 2010 If I’m still alive If my blog can survive I may find… In the year 2010, 2010 I’ll be unfollowed by blogger Gwen Because I’m “just like ALL THE OTHER men” And she KNEW it from way back when In the year 2010, 2010 I’ll be insulted by blogger Glenn For shirking duties now and then And writing a post in
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In the Year 2010, 2010
The Statue of Liberty Crown reopened July 4th, 2009 after being closed for nearly a decade. As previously reported, last year Evelyn Hill took over the concessions for the Statute of Liberty and Ellis Island
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Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Nominated as Event Site of the Year
Jump to the full entry & travel map On the way to barbados, Spain My first full day at sea started off with a full english breakfast, a bowl of frosties and a chat to Betty, a lady from Iowa.. i was ofcourse late to breaky which has been an on going thing, but i have an excuse because in the daily itenary sheet your given with all the activities for the day they list the times of breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner.
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At sea — On the way to barbados, Spain
Jump to the full entry & travel map Atlantic Ocean, Spain Today started with me having a stella breakfast at 12.30pm and basically not finishing till 12.30am, within the hour the chefs had brought out a grand 5star banquet but i mainly dined on the BLT toasties.. I managed to get to fabrices art class for 3 o/clock, i’m gonna be attending these all the way through my voyage mainly to reignite my passion for drawing stuff and to keep me busy.
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At sea… — Atlantic Ocean, Spain
Jump to the full entry & travel map The middle of the Atlantic Ocean, Spain Today as we are apparently bang in the middle of the atlantic ocean they did a crossing ceromony similar to the equator crossing they do with neptune. i woke up late and tried to get to the sign up for the party but i was too late.
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Still at sea again — The middle of the Atlantic Ocean, Spain
Jump to the full entry & travel map Genting Highlands, Pahang, Malaysia The holiday theme would be : Moms and Kids Summer Holiday! That’s because that our mothers whom were my mom and her closest friends after coming back home from Bali last year decided to book another cheap flight ticket somewhere and this time they’ll be bringing their kids. I didn’t know the reason why but they picked KL after all.
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Malaysia Not So Truly Asia (Day 1) — Genting Highlands, Pahang, Malaysia
Jump to the full entry & travel map Atlantic ocean still, Spain The morning after pirate night i thought i’d chill out up on deck and cane through my book so i could start on bill brysons lightningbolt kid, what i got in return was a large red back and neck..
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Last days at sea — Atlantic ocean still, Spain
Jump to the full entry & travel map Dover beach, Barbados This morning i was woken up by all the activity going on onboard at 5 in the morning, up i got a cuppa and saw the harbour pilots climbing aboard.. a little cliche’d but it was weird seeing land and new people again..
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Bajan beaches, babes and booze — Dover beach, Barbados
Jump to the full entry & travel map St. Lawrence Gap, Barbados updating this has been really hard to do, i’ve got behind in my paper journal too.. so i’m gonna have to summarise all of 2 weeks in this entry..
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My first two weeks in Barbados went like.. — St. Lawrence Gap, Barbados
Jump to the full entry & travel map All over the island, Barbados sorry, the last entry was ment to be abridged but turned out long.. this one is a true summary of crap of got up to… and i’ll keep it short..
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my first two weeks in barbados went like.. part 2 — All over the island, Barbados
Jump to the full entry & travel map Dover beach, Barbados oh know.. as i haven’t kept it up to date and haven’t written anything down over the last week there is stuff i’ve got up to and can’t remember.. so any blanks that come up are probably spent in bed, in the watering hole or on the beach
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last week in BIM — Dover beach, Barbados
Jump to the full entry & travel map Port of spain, Trinidad and Tobago i’ve survived my first 5 days in this dodgy town of Port of Spain, i’ve obviously been catering to my alcoholicism and have visited a few bars.. the first one i went to was trotters, which is an expat bar with extreme air conditioning and complimenty chicken wings that i took advantage.. actually took the piss with.
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time to move on — Port of spain, Trinidad and Tobago