The Three Faces of Los Cabos are San Jose del Cabo, The Corredor, and Cabo San Lucas. Los Cabos at the tip of the Baja Peninsula, south of the California border, has become the playground for anyone wanting out of the cold of winter. The familar Los Arcos where the Sea of Cortez meets the […]
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The Pacific Northwest
Another local trip to see the beautiful Pacific Northwest. This is our 2nd brown bag trip in the last few weeks and you can see, our brown bag is getting some use as we visit the Pacific Northwest. It would have stories to tell, could it talk. So, where did it go this past week? […]
Antigua & Barbuda
By Sharon Emerson on March 10, 2011 in Cruise vs. Land Vacations, Travel Planning, Using a Travel Agent vs. Internet
Antigua is a cruise port as well as a land vacation destination. Located in the West Indies, Antigua is 108 Sq. Miles of low undulating hills with the highest point 1319 Ft. above sea level. Barbuda is 28 miles northeast of Antigua with it’s highest peak at 125 Ft. above sea level. Barbuda boasts of […]
The Island of Aruba
By Sharon Emerson on March 8, 2011 in Cruise vs. Land Vacations, Travel Planning, Using a Travel Agent vs. Internet
Aruba is a little piece of Holland in the Caribbean. Located just 20 miles north of Venezuela and out of the hurricane zone making Aruba a year round destination for warm and sunny.The cruise ships dock close to L.G. Smith Boulevard which is home to all levels of duty free shopping. Discos, nightclubs and restaurants […]
Visit British Barbados
By Sharon Emerson on March 2, 2011 in Cruise vs. Land Vacations, Travel Planning, Using a Travel Agent vs. Internet
This island of Barbados has the advantage of two very different coasts. The West Coast on the Atlantic Ocean with the rough water and prime surfing. On the East Coast are the calm waters of the Caribbean Sea. Barbados is located in the most eastern line of the Lesser Antilles, it has some beautiful […]
