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Russian Holiday

Saturday, August 29th, 2009

Country of Tourism offers an excellent vacation to Russia opportunity. What makes the vacation so remarkable is the fact that it includes so many interesting activities and it all costs so little and the services are top notch. This great offer includes a professional guide Kremlin that will present you the most important parts of this beautiful location, a translator and many visits to incredibly beautiful nearby locations. One of the main attractions of this Russian holiday will surely be a visit to the Russian submarine museum where you can board a real submarine and learn more about dramatic historical events. Country of Tourism planned lots of entertaining activities for this Russian holiday and you will never get the time to be bored. A visit to the Poklonnaya Hill during one of the daily tours will certainly leave you with life-lasting memories. Visit Best Russian TourÕs website and learn more about this amazing Russian vacation opportunity. If you are thinking this is probably an expensive trip that you canÕt afford in this time of financial drawbacks, you will be pleased to know this holiday comes at very affordable prices so you donÕt have to worry about spending too much.

Destination: Destin, Florida

Wednesday, March 18th, 2009

“You want to go where?”

That was my family’s reaction when I talked about taking a trip to Destin, Florida. It’s not a trip to Disneyland, but there are a lot of things that you can do around Destin (and you don’t have to wear a set of mouse ears):

  • Henderson Beach State Park: 6,000 feet of white sand on the Gulf of Mexico. Admission is cheap at $3.00 for a vehicle with one person, $4.00 for a vehicle carrying up to 8 persons.
  • Big Kahuna’s Water and Adventure Park: The name says it all. Try the Pirahanna and Humunga River. The adventure park features a mini golf, arcades, a roller coaster, and lots of other attractions.
  • Fudpucker’s Gator Beach: This is probably the only place in Florida where you can feed a gator and not worry about losing your arm. Visitors are allowed to feed the alligators in a pond using a long cane pole, complete with bait. Remember, use the pole, not your arm!
  • Destin Fishing Museum: With all the nice beaches around Destin, it should come as no surprise that Destin was once just a tiny fishing village. The Destin Fishing Museum shows what life was like for the Destin people before the tourists came.
  • The Track Family Recreation Center: Bumper cars, bumper boats, mini-golf, go-karts, and — just perfect for the kids — bungee jumping! Some rides do have age minimums.
  • Gulfarium: Located down the road in Fort Walton. See your favorite Gulf of Mexico sea creatures are here including dolphins, otters, sharks and sea lions. Live shows several times a day.
  • Destin Commons: Loads of stores so the traveling shopaholic can get a fix. For the non-shopper, there is a movie theater, playground, and beautiful outdoor fountains.
  • “The Pancake House”: Seems simple, right. There is nothing that my family looks forward to more than to head to the pancake house in Destin a few blocks west of the outlet mall. That’s right. There is the beach, parks, recreation centers – and the thing we look forward to the most is the unbelieveable breakfast at The Pancake House. It might not be the highlight of your vacation to Destin… but trust me, you don’t want to miss it!

There seem to be more vacation home rentals in the Destin, Florida area than anywhere in the country. Well, that means there are a lot of people that are there to have a great time. So, remember that it is a vacation and be sure to relax, beverage in hand, baking in the sun either poolside at the beach.