Jarvis Island is an uninhabited 4.5 square kilometer island in the South Pacific that is a part of the Line Islands group, but does not belong to Kiribati. Rather, it is an unincorporated territory of the United States in the region of Micronesia. The island is administered as a National Wildlife Refuge. Jarvis Island has […]
Anochecer en la laguna Petexbatun Lake Petexbatún is a small rainforest lake lagoon formed by the Petexbatún River and split from La Pasíon River in Sayaxché. The lake is located in the southern Petén region. Today, the lake is mainly visited by tourists interested in checking out the archaeological ruins nearby. The region hosts sites […]
Montmartre Montmartre (18th Arrondissement) is known as the citadel of Paris. This quarter is the highest point in the city, standing at more than 300 feet high. The district was once home to a thriving artist community and was the quarter where Toulouse-Lautrec[1], Picasso[2], and Renoir mastered their brush. Today, Montmartre is no longer the […]
Sint Maarten is the Dutch, southern half of the island of Saint Martin. While Sint Maarten is part of the Netherlands Antilles, it is set to become an independent country in 2008. The border between Sint Maarten and Saint Martin is unguarded. However, Sint Maarten is very different from the French side, and is known […]
Freewinds Bonaire is a sleepy island that has largely avoided commercialization. People come to the “nature park island” to scuba dive and bird-watch. Bonaire is easily one of the more sparsely populated of the Caribbean isles, with only 14,000 inhabitants living in 110 square miles of land. It actually consists of two islands: Bonaire and […]
Rwanda is a country landlocked in central Africa and blessed with incredible beauty. It is often dubbed as “the land of a thousand hills” for its volcanic mountains, snowcapped peaks, high altitude forests, and gently rolling plateaus. Much less known about is Rwanda’s lakes, beautiful beaches, and archipelago of islands. Most tourists today come to […]
Don’t drink the water… Dominica is seen by some as an undeveloped island in the Caribbean with little infrastructure, no resorts or casinos, and devoid of any cultural or historic attractions.[1] This no doubt turns off those who enjoy living luxuriously and in modern comfort. But tourists who like an unspoiled land in its natural […]
Patos do Jardim do Cerco Portugal is Europe’s southwestern most country and is located on the Iberian Peninsula. Once relatively unknown to tourists, Portugal is fast becoming one of the most visited countries in Europe and attracts close to 25 million tourists each year. There is good reason – Portugal has much to offer, including […]
BryanKemila.com: Erotic Fantasy Art Gallery. Courtenay is located in the Comox Valley on Vancouver Island’s east coast. The town is quite close to Comox, about four kilometers west of it.[1] Courtenay is a commercial center that also serves as a base for the surrounding recreational areas. There are many campsites, fishing lodges, hiking trails, and […]
365::16 – The Return of the Native Penticton is a city in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia, located along Highway 97 between Skaha and Okanagan Lake. The city’s name comes from the Salish Indian word for “place to stay forever”. The name is fitting considering Penticton’s warm, dry climate and the beautiful lakes and […]