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Galapagos Indepth
- By Dan Travel
- Published 07/17/2007
- Galapagos Island
- Unrated
The Galapagos Islands are a group of twelve volcanic islands and numerous islets an rocks 650 miles off the Pacific coast of Ecuador. The area of the islands is 3,086 square miles. Only two are inhabited: Isabela, the largest of the group, and San Cristobal. Current estimated population in the islands is 20,000. The islands are hilly, rising to a height of 5,000 feet, and there are several active volcanoes.
Chile Wine
- By Dan Travel
- Published 07/17/2007
- Chile
- Unrated
Chile's wine region includes eight separate valleys, each with its own characteristics and wines. The Casablanca Valley is generally considered the finest producer of whites, principally Chardonnay but with a growing reputation for Sauvignon Blanc. The Maipo Valley, meanwhile, is Chile's most traditional wine region and producer of the country's finest Cabernets and Merlots. The wine and gourmet tours generally combine wine tastings with tours of historic haciendas and bodegas (wine cellars), some of which have been declared national monuments. Near Santiago, they make a great weekend escape or luxury vacation all on their own.
Carnival in Rio de Janeiro
- By Dan Travel
- Published 07/17/2007
- Brazil
- Unrated
The world wide known Carioca Carnival has his high point at the parades at the Passarela do Samba known as the Sambódromo. Officially, Carnival is programmed to happen from Saturday to Holy Wednesday at mid day. The most important Carnival parade happens on Sunday and Monday, when the samba schools make their parade in one of the greatest shows in earth. The Carnival Balls are costume parties which start around 11 pm and goes all the way to 5 am or latter. The Street Parades are one of the most common aspects from this traditional party.
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Mainland Greece
- By Dan Travel
- Published 01/10/2008
- Greece
- Unrated
Mainland Greece is the Southern tip of the Balkan Peninsula and the Southern frontier of the European Continent.
The Greek Peninsula consists of mainland Greece Attica (Athens), Peloponese, Central Greece, Thessaly, Epirus, Macendonia (Northern Greece), Thrace and the Islands.
The Greek Peninsula consists of mainland Greece Attica (Athens), Peloponese, Central Greece, Thessaly, Epirus, Macendonia (Northern Greece), Thrace and the Islands.
TSA Permitted and Prohibited Items List
- By Dan Travel
- Published 12/5/2007
- Travel Tools
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The TSA has recently made changes that allow for passengers to carry-on small amounts toiletries under certain conditions. To comply with the new rules, each of your toiletries must be 3oz or less (most drug stores have a section that features these smaller travel sizes) and you must place all the toiletries in a single quart-size zip-top bag. You must remove this zip-top bag from your carry-on for screening at the security checkpoint. Read more about the new TSA Carry-on Rules. When traveling in the USA, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) enforces rules on what type of items can be carried aboard your flight in your carry-on bags, as well as what can be packed in your checked baggage. The following lists details which items are allowed and which are prohibited.
Central America Spanish language schools
- By Dan Travel
- Published 11/14/2007
- Honduras
- Unrated
Ixbalanque Spanish School in Copan Honduras is a Central America Spanish language school offering an immersion experience in Central American culture, Spanish classes, and volunteer opportunities.
Queen of Galapagos Luxury Class Catamaran
- By Dan Travel
- Published 11/14/2007
- Ecuador
- Unrated
Watch a short 6 min Video of the Queen of Galapagos Luxury Class Catamaran
