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Costa Rica
Here are a few interesting facts about this verdant vacation spot: Costa Rica was the first country in the world to constitutionally abolish its army; Costa Rica is the only place in the world where you can see both the Pacific and Atlantic oceans from the same point; hotels in Arenal feature “volcano view” rooms.
Vacationing in Costa Rica can encompass any of these activities: white water rafting, rain forest canopy gliding, snorkeling, scuba diving, volcano exploring, spa relaxation, mountain biking, 4x4 touring, surfing, camping, relaxing in hot springs, sugar cane or coffee plantation tours, bird watching, ‘sky walking,’ and hiking. Use our contact form to inquire about custom vacations in Costa Rica.
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Phuket, Thailand
Known as the Pearl of the Andaman Sea, Phuket is Thailand’s largest island and one of the most popular vacation spots in southeast Asia. Vacationers here will find an abundance of sunshine, fantastic beaches, gorgeous inlets, luxury resorts, and all sorts of sports from golf to game fishing to kayaking. Also a honeymooner’s destination, Phuket is home to lots of lush tropical forests and waterfalls, and visits here can often be tacked on to trips to Bangkok. Use our contact form to inquire about custom trips to Thailand.
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Ireland
Nothing compares to the awesome sight of the pounding Atlantic surf against the rocks as witnessed from the Cliffs of Moher. Crystal made in Waterford is famous the world over. Visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral or kiss the Blarney stone. Take a real pub crawl among the local taverns and perhaps even sing for your supper. There are dozens of ways to visit Ireland; escorted bus tours, walking tours, self-driven tours, farm boarding, and even castle visits. Use our contact form to inquire about custom tours in Ireland.
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Curacao
A mixture of Dutch and South American influences, Curacao has a unqiue ambience to its visitors. There’s no shortage of luxury accommodations, but a visit to the daily floating “fishers” market reveals a collection of colorful boats that seem anything but seaworthy, loaded with fresh produce from Venezuela. The diving off the coast is a continual draw for those seeking underwater adventure, with more than 60 designated dives sites around the island. The capital city of Willemstad boasts the Kura Hulanda Museum, which features a vast array of artifacts and documentation concerning the early slave trade in the Caribbean. There’s also an 18-hole championship golf course, and a selection of casinos for those whose sports tastes aren’t quite so adventurous.
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St. Lucia
This dot in the Caribbean is a real treat for those looking for a taste of the exotic. Marvelous diving experiences are a given, but other water sports include whale watching. Land-based activities include horseback riding, ATV tours, camping, hiking, jeep safaris, biking and mountain climbing. St. Lucia features some of the most impressive luxury hotels in the Caribbean, as well as some family-friendly and frugal resorts.
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Malaysia
Located in southeast Asia, Malaysia is home to some of the world’s oldest tropical rain forests, prehistoric cave sites, UNESCO World Heritage parks of Kinabalu and Mulu, and of course, orangutans. 2007 represents Malaysia’s 50th birthday and travelers to the area will find massive celebrations and special events all year long. With a world-class infrastructure and English widely spoken by its people, Malaysia is a fabulous holiday destination that presents a great value for the money.
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