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All Roads Lead to the South Klondike Highway
The highway’s dramatic ascent out of Skagway is roughly the same route used by stampeders to get to the gold fields. There are many pullouts along the road to get a view of mountains, lakes, waterfalls and glaciers . . . more
Old Town Reykjavik, Iceland
The highway’s dramatic ascent out of Budget accommodation, inexpensive eateries, and cheap souvenirs can be found in this part of Reykjavik, adjacent to upscale choices. Old Town is best known however, as one of the hottest destinations for nightlife in Europe more
Cairo, Egypt
Out front of this middle pyramid, sits the funerary complex. The valley temple was used to mummify Khafra’s body, before the funeral procession took him through the causeway to the mortuary temple and eventually to his pyramid resting place. more
Murchison Falls National Park in Uganda
The tour along the Nile offers boaters an opportunity to get up close to hippos, crocodiles or bathing elephants. Those who leave the boat at the base of Murchison Falls and head along a footpath to the top, have a chance to peer over the edge and spot the enormous Nile perch that are spewed from its mouth. more
Piccadilly Circus in London, England
Although ‘circus’ initially referred to its circular form, the addition of Shaftsbury Avenue in 1885, muddled its shape. The introduction of this avenue however, increased traffic and businesses started the tradition of illuminating billboards with advertising which continues today. more
Cozumel, Mexico
Out front of this middle pyramid, sits the funerary complex. The valley temple was used to Once a yawning village of fishermen and their families, the isle has become renowned for its world class diving after Jacques Cousteau recorded many documentaries and aired them to the world.more
Our Lucaya Resort in the Bahamas
The ship will take you to the popular Port Lucaya where you'll then, most likely, take a taxi or a shuttle to the four-star resort called Our Lucaya. This resorts takes up a whopping 372 acres and includes The Radisson and the Reef Village properties.more
Sarasota, Florida
The new 'Gothic Art in the Gilded Age: Medieval and Renaissance Treasures in the Gavet-Vanderbilt-Ringling Collection' exhibit is the center of Ringling's collection of medieval and Renaissance art. Words cannot describe this new exhibit. You must simply go see for yourself. more
Walt Disneyworld in Orlando, Florida
In the Magic Kingdom, you'll get a chance to protect your favorite princess in fantasy castles, dance with your very special Prince Charming, dine like a king at feasts that are worthy of the royals (while Snow White, Cinderella, and many others join you), learn to be a pirate, and hang out with all your favorite Disney characters. more
Cruising to the Bahamas
Bahamas Celebration cruise ship provides the perfect balance. Couples who want to have a more intimate cruising experience can find many tucked away spots and families who want to be in the middle of all the activity will find that the ship has enough to entertain kids of all ages more
Victoria Harbor, Hong Kong
Victoria Harbour bustles with life day and night. Tugboats, sampans, hydrofoils, ferries, tankers, cruise ships, junks, barges and pleasure craft move people and cargo amongst one of the best sheltered ports in the world. more
The Fountain Of Youth, St. Augustine, Florida
St. Augustine, Florida. There is history that is still alive in her mighty centuries-old fortress and along her coquina (tiny shells) stone walls. Archeological findings reveal that Native Americans inhabited this ancient town, which hugs the Atlantic Ocean, long before Ponce de Leon discovered it in 1513. more
Bangkok, Thailand -The Grand Palace
The three buildings in the Pra Maha Monthian Group are the oldest in the Palace and used for royal ceremonies. The audience hall contains the king’s throne where he presides over birthday and anniversary celebrations. Coronations take place in the Paisal Taksin Hall and the Chakraphat Phiman building is where the newly crowned king spends his first night. more
Cocoa, Beach, Florida
This barrier island is sandwiched between the Banana River Lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean. Talk about location, location, location! It’s pretty amazing that this quaint surf town of 12,800 residents see approximately 2.4 million visitors annually. more
Port Canaveral, Florida
Port Canaveral, where the living is easy, the entertainment and dining variety is many, and the cruising experience matches the everything about Canaveral. From campgrounds to top hotels and get-it-and-go snacks to four-course dining and from the hopping nightlight to the awesome surf scene to your port experience everything about has a laid back feel. more
