Remember British Honduras? It’s now Belize, and better than ever if . . . belize-the-cruise-solutionBelize has a lot going for it. Interesting Mayan ruins brought my husband here as an archeologist back in the late 1950s. Karst topography, with its limestone caves and sacrifical cenotes, and jungle rivers add their own... 

Anglers or travelers who visit Florida and don’t swim or view the manatee deserve to be drowned in orange juice! For manatees, Florida’s “mermaids”, are as playful and friendly as pups if properly approached. Snorkeling in the cool spring waters of Florida’s Crystal River, I could see a pair of... 

Good FishingThe locals looking for a winter fishery with lots of action and good variety of fish do not need to go further the best place is under the very nose, in Guanabara Bay. Various conditions found in the Bay are used to house a variety of fish habits. Depending on the place, if you think the bottom of gravel, sand, stone... 

lake-cumberlandDuring the Christmas season, kids carol on Christmas Island as its lights draw visitors from all over Kentucky to the state’s only island state park. Come spring it’s time for fishing tournaments. June brings the Master Musician’s Festival with an eclectic mix of classical, blues, bluegrass,... 

costarica cruiseCosta Rica’s the kind of country that most can only aspire to. To start, there’s no army, just a national guard. Locals are literate, friendly and decently fed. The scenery runs from Caribbean beaches up and over the best high altitude rain forest and back down to Pacific palms. Add a superb colonial... 

Freighter cruises take can take you to ports big cruise ships missHopping a freighter evokes a romantic image of escape. What is it really like? A well-known travel writer gives you the insider’s scoop. VN:F [1.5.7_846]please wait...Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast)VN:F [1.5.7_846]Rating: 0 (from 0 votes) Read More →