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Top 10 Destinations to Have a Summer Fling

posted in: Featured, Guide  |  posted by: Jenn on January 05, 2009  |  No Comments

Summers in the southern hemisphere are filled with mystery, excitement, and sometimes even a little romance.

Anyone looking for a little bit of adventure, whether it is a simple day of romance and excitement or a full fledged summer fling, should check out these 10 incredible destinations.

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San Alfonso del Mar – The Ultimate Swimming Pool

posted in: South America  |  posted by: Florin Nedelcu on January 06, 2009  |  No Comments

The holidays are over and if you’re planning on getting rid of thosewinter blues, nothing helps better than a swim in clear blue waters. And what better place than San Alfonso del Mar, in Algarrobo, Chile, a resort where you can make a splash in the world’s largest swimming pool.

San Alfonso del Mar [...]

Dancing Matt Outtakes

posted in: Video  |  posted by: Jenn on January 05, 2009  |  No Comments

We’ve all seen the funny videos of Matt Harding dancing around the world. Here are some of his outtakes that didn’t make it to the final cut.
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Top 10 Destinations to Have a Summer Fling

posted in: Featured, Guide  |  posted by: Jenn on January 05, 2009  |  No Comments

Summers in the southern hemisphere are filled with mystery, excitement, and sometimes even a little romance.

Anyone looking for a little bit of adventure, whether it is a simple day of romance and excitement or a full fledged summer fling, should check out these 10 incredible destinations.

Staying Eco-Friendly when the Airport Lets You Down

posted in: Guide  |  posted by: Jenn on January 03, 2009  |  No Comments

Chances are you’re getting ready to wrap up your holiday travels if you haven’t done so already. College students that headed home for break will flock back towards their college campuses while families gathering in distant places will spread back out across the world.

You will, inevitably, spend a great deal of time in the airport [...]

Antelope Canyon – Jewel of the Navajo

posted in: North America  |  posted by: Florin Nedelcu on January 02, 2009  |  No Comments

Finely carved from the Navajo sandstone, across thousands of years, by Mother Nature, Antelope Canyon is the most visited and most photographed canyon in the United States of America.
Located on Navajo Land, in Arizona, Antelope Canyon has been open to the public since 1997, when the Navajo Nation turned it into a Navajo [...]

Exploring the Exotic Pamir Mountains

posted in: Asia  |  posted by: Jenn on January 01, 2009  |  No Comments

Standing proudly in Central Asia you’ll find the Pamir Mountains. Mainly covering parts of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan the mountain range spans into China, Afghanistan, and Uzbekistan as well. While not on the average hiker’s top 10 list of mountain ranges, the peaks here promise adventure to explorers with any level of experience.

The Pamir Mountains [...]

Visiting Las Vegas on a Budget

posted in: Guide  |  posted by: Jenn on December 31, 2008  |  No Comments

Ok, perhaps you didn’t start out in Las Vegas on a limited budget, but we all know how a night in the casino might end up. Before you know it you’ve got little more than $100 left in your pocket (if you’re lucky, that is) and three days left in the city. So what can [...]

The Jindo Moses Miracle

posted in: Strange  |  posted by: Florin Nedelcu on December 30, 2008  |  No Comments

Jindo Island, in South Korea hosts one of the most incredible natural phenomenons in the world, known as the Moses Miracle. Think parting of the Red Sea without Moses and his blessed cane.

Twice a year, at the beginning of May and in the middle of June, the waters between Jindo and Modo islands [...]

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