1000 Islands Vacation

My husband and I are planning a tropical island vacation. Any suggestions for a fun, romantic trip.?

He has never been on an airplane or travelled outside of Canada. I have always travelled in Europe. So, we really don’t know where the best spot would be. we are looking at spending between $1000 to $1500 (CDN) each

Vacation!?!?!?!?

My family is wondering where the best vacation spot in America is. We’ve gone to Disney World 5 years in a row, and we want to go somewhere that is warm, has amusement parks, water parks, and a resort to stay at with nice things to do around the resort (bicycling, boating, pools etc.)(beaches aren’t necessary). We love Disney World, but we don’t know if it’s getting boring. Last year we stayed for 2 weeks in Disney. We stayed at Port Orleans Riverside Resort and it was beautiful! We are willing to go anywhere around America or the islands below, not like Australia or Asia and maybe Europe. We are able to go anywhere that has an airfare amount of $1000 at most for three people.

I hope you can help!!
:]Emie <3

Boldt Castle, 2009

Boldt Castle on Heart Island, Alexandria Bay, is the crown jewel of 1000 Islands attractions. The castle is home to one of the saddest of true love stories ever told. Open to the public May-October.

what can a family of 4..kids ages 3 and 13 do for a vacation that is inexpensive and within driving upstate ny

we are looking for something inexpensive and something different than what we have already done…niagara falls, toronto, 1000 islands, six flags, have already been done. we would like to be able to drive there. (less than 5 hours drive time)

where is the best vacation spot in NC or SC?

it would have to be on the coast, near the beaches, fairly quiet (not too crowded of an area), under $1000, and has villas or condos for rent. what is Edisto Island, SC like? what about the outer banks or crystal coast, NC?

cheap rhode island vacation homes??? ??? ???

does any one know of any cheap vacation homes i can rent in august for under $1000 with 3 bedroms? WITHIN 30 miles of Misquamicut RI?? ?? ??
from august 5th till august 13th

one week
hehe yeah but vacation homes cant be that expensive for a week. . .

Taking A Bird Watching Vacation

Bird watching has quickly become one of the most popular hobbies in the World. What at one time was just a backyard interest has now grown into extensive bird watching vacations. When looking for a bird watching vacation, you can choose from one as simple as a weekend getaway or you can elect to go on one as long as a 14-day extravaganza full of rare and interesting birds to watch.

There are more than 1000 different species of birds in the United States alone, all of which are unique in their own way. Each species of bird has their own call pattern, sound, shape, and even a different beak. As a bird watcher, you may only have about a half a second to identify a bird by seeing how it moves through the trees, or by the shape of its wings. For the amateur bird watcher, it can be frustrating out there alone, not knowing what to look for, or what type of bird you have found. That is why a bird watching vacation can be quite an adventure for you, as well as a time for you to learn a hobby that you may soon fall in love with. Usually bird watching vacations are guided tours with a large group of people who enjoy helping others discover the love of bird watching.

Where to Go On a Bird Watching Vacation

The possibilities are endless when deciding where to go on a bird watching vacation. Here are just a few choices that have been rated some of the best bird watching vacation spots in the World. Costa Rica has often been considered the Mecca of bird watching. With such exquisite locations as the reserve of Bosque de Paz and the La Ensenada refuge, Costa Rica is one of the most popular bird watching vacation spots to be found.

South Africa frequently offers bird watching vacations to Kruger Park, Pretoria, Hluhuwe Game Reserve, and everywhere in between. Birders can experience a great variety of local birds, migrants, and endemic birds that make up the almost 850 species that can be found in this stunning location.

During a winter bird watching vacation, you may want to find yourself on the sandy beaches of The Grand Bahama Island. Grand Bahama Island has the distinction of being the 2nd most bird-populated island in the Bahamas. The Rand Nature Centre is home to West Indian Flamingos, Red-legged Thrushes, the endangered Bahama parrot, as well as numerous other species of birds. While kayaking in the crystal clear water you will have the chance to see rare birds that live in the Mangrove swamps, and the Caribbean Pine Forest.

Opportunities are plenty on any of these bird watching vacations. It is up to you to choose the one that takes you both to a beautiful location and one that will thrill the bird enthusiast within you.