January 31, 2011by Ryan Sullivan

We just got back from one amazing vacation. We went on one of the 4 day Disney family Cruises with our two boys (2 and 1) and I must say it was something I would recommend for any parents of small children. I thought I would share some details with parents who might be considering [...]
December 9, 2010by Andy Hayes

I have never been on a cruise. I’d love to go, but there are so many choices and there’s always big deals, it’s so hard to choose. So, I wanted to get some advice, and I’m sharing that conversation with you today with Carrie Finley-Bajak from Cruise Buzz. She’s got some great tips and practical [...]
November 3, 2010by Marci Diehl & Andy Hayes

The Erie Canal is one of America’s great underappreciated waterways. The 363 miles of historic waterway were very important in driving the growth of many towns near the canal, such as Buffalo at the western canal exit. Many immigrants who arrived into New York from lands afar travelled on the canal to make their way [...]
June 23, 2010by Andy Hayes

I can’t say that I hate cruises – I’ve never been (at least on a proper cruise, enormous-boat style). I’d love to try it so at least I could make my mind up on the issue. Meanwhile, though, I’ve satiated my taste for cruising on the water with some of these fantastic mini-cruise options. You’ll [...]
January 20, 2010by Donna Hull

Humidity, an agricultural society, a third world economy, humidity, millions of motorbikes, communism with capitalistic tendencies, humidity, a friendly population, beautiful scenery. Did I mention the humidity? What’s your impression of Vietnam? Do you dream of exploring the Southeast Asian country on an off-the-beaten-path journey? To truly understand the complex country, first you need to [...]
December 8, 2009by Donna Zabel

She is absolutely majestic, beautiful, with classic lines. She’s long and slender. A frontal view shows her upturned head, the image of confidence with a regal bearing. No wonder she is so admired and adored. Her presence commands awe and respect. If she were human, she would be the envy of many. If she were [...]
November 10, 2009by Donna Zabel

The heroic Arctic and Antarctic explorations of Roald Amundsen are legendary. The stories of his long, arduous treks are climaxed by his tragic disappearance in June 1928. He was on a rescue mission and probably crashed in the Barents Sea. He and his crew endured unbelievable hardships exploring the unknown Arctic. Amundsen’s adventures were fantastic, [...]
November 6, 2009by Andy Hayes

Feeling inspired by the shorelines of the Basque Country, today’s photo essay subject is boats and harbours. Once you’ve browsed these photos for inspiration, check out our sailing super specials and get out onto the open waters yourself. boats in Lake Bled, a charming and romantic area in Slovenia
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