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Renowned beaches, spectacular flora and fauna, the Amazon rainforest, the Galapagos Islands, Mayan ruins, and Machu Picchu are all part of the recreational, historic, and eco- tourism.

Holland America’s 17-Day Circle Hawaii cruise: paradise lost and found

Posted by on Apr 29, 2019 in Central and South America and Mexico, Cities, Cruise ports, Cruises, Cultural Travel, Enrichment vacations, Experiential travel, Fine dining, Food and Wine, Hawaii, Historic Travel, North America, Ocean Cruises, Travel, United States | 2 comments

Holland America’s 17-Day Circle Hawaii cruise: paradise lost and found

We dreamed about basking in tropical sunshine under gently swaying palm trees, walking along black sand beaches, exploring volcanoes and coral reefs, and hiking to thundering waterfalls.

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A day in port in Costa Rica

Posted by on Sep 22, 2014 in Central and South America, Central and South America and Mexico, Cities, Cruise ports, Cruises, Cultural Travel, Food and Wine, Historic Travel, International, Ocean Cruises | 0 comments

A day in port in Costa Rica

Costa Rica is Spanish for “rich coast”, an appropriate name for a country with such biodiversity.

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Nicaragua: Land of Lakes and Volcanos

Posted by on Jul 20, 2014 in Central and South America, Central and South America and Mexico, Cities, Cruise ports, Cruises, Cultural Travel, Food and Wine, Historic Travel, International, Nicaragua, Ocean Cruises | 0 comments

Nicaragua: Land of Lakes and Volcanos

This Land of Lakes and Volcanoes has fourteen crater lakes, more than any other country, and seventeen volcanos, all in a row, eight of which are active.

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The Panama Canal aboard Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth

Posted by on Jan 6, 2014 in Central and South America and Mexico, Cities, Cruises, Cultural Travel, Historic Travel, International, Ocean Cruises, United States | 0 comments

The Panama Canal aboard Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth

The first thing we noticed when we entered the Grand Lobby of Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth was the sweeping staircase and impressive two-story marquetry mural of a cruise liner. The exotic veneers and Art Deco details reminded us of our pre-cruise stay aboard the legendary Queen Mary, which was renowned for its exotic woods from throughout the British empire.

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