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South America's iconic vicuñas

  Visitors to part of Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, and Peru (where it's the national animal and is even on the country's coat of arms) may come across this quintessential South American mammal, a camelid related to guanacos, llamas, and alpacas (which are descended from vicuñas) The smallest of the camelids, vicuñas stand about three feet tall at the shoulder; weigh between 70 and 150 pounds; and have long necks and legs as well as relatively small heads with long pointed ears.  …

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Cruising Brazil's Amazon: not your typical tourist destination

Amazon Nature Tours   I am a hiker. But at home no one uses a machete to blaze the trail prior to walking on it as did our guide Souza, creating a path in the overgrown rainforest step by step. Slicing, swatting, swooping, chopping, no branch, bush, vine or twig was safe. The hike was one of four daily activities during our eight-day adventure exploring Brazil's Amazonia. Calling the Tucano, an 18-passenger river yacht operated by Amazon Nature Tours home, we traveled over 200 miles along the…

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Gorillas in your midst in Rwanda

  There is a saying in Rwanda, "God roams the world but comes to rest in Rwanda." And so do 700-pkus mountain gorillas (over half of the surviving species in the world) who inhabit Volcanoes National Park. This is a stunning area surrounded to the southwest by the Nyungwe Forest (the largest montane rainforest in the area) where colobus monkeys and 250 species of birds thrive, to the east by the magnificent Akagera National Park and to the west by the picturesque islands of Lake Kivu.  …

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  • When you think of Luxury you think Material, expensive, and if you're thinking Hotel, you think Presidential, Fully Equipped, you thinks stars; 3,4,5 star hotels Expensive accommodation.

     

    When We think luxury, we think Space, Peace of Mind, Relaxation, a Warm and Welcoming Environment we think Freedom. Something that is different from what you are accustomed to.

    A place where you can forget your troubles and worries back home and feel like you are really on a vacation.

     

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    Enjoy the breathe of clean fresh air from the early morning sunrise to the late afternoon sunset. Visit the National Rain Forest Reserve of Dominica take a long or short hike through the luscious valleys and mountain, Enjoy the beauty of the gardens and the coolness of the mountain breeze let your eyes feast on the naturally beautiful landscape from the high terrains. Be at one with Nature an enjoy the experience of each new day. Now That is Luxurious.

     

    At the Sunset Bay Club & SeaSide Dive Resort, the concept of luxury is reflected in an atmosphere and experience of relaxation,Comfort, Freedom and unforgettable moments. Every day is filled with new experiences, each unique in their own special way; Bird Watching, Whale Watching Hiking, Trekking Diving, Island Tours, Adventure Tours or you just want to lay on the beach and enjoy the warm tropical weather. 

    The Island of Dominica the Nature Island of the World has got it all. Your Vacation Destination of Choice!

     

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  • A clean break: surfing in Senegal - The Guardian

     

    One of our listed Surf Holiday ideas from Senegal has been mentioned in the Guardian! Beautiful Ocean, beach life, friendly faces and of course the waves, all year round in moderate temperature waters. Only boardies required!

     

    Check out the lesser known gems of surfing spots here - http://bit.ly/b9JnFF

     

    To read the article, click here - http://bit.ly/hFUjCC

     

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    You can also check out our other responsible and sustainable holiday ideas by visiting the West Africa Discovery website or follow us on Facebook or Twitter.

     

  • Branching out: an ecolodge in Senegal.

     

    One of our listed responsible accommodations from Senegal has been featured in the Guardian. Baobab tree houses, beautiful views, amazing people...

    Discover the accommodation here - http://bit.ly/aew66X

    Read the article here - http://bit.ly/eXBtar 

     

    Collines de Niassam Lodge.

  • The difference between a moose & an elk? As I was reminded on a trip to Jackson Hole, the latter does not come packaged with a flying squirrel. http://bit.ly/fDpcc3
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  • In Dominica where eco-tourism and sustainable tourism is the central focus in the development of the industry the evidence are seen in the everyday lives of its people. This island is a sight to behold scenic views and breath taking landscapes on every corner of the island. a country where "clean is Green and Green is Clean" is widely promoted. 365 rivers most of which you can actually drink from. A friendly and welcoming people to make you feel you feel at home even if u thousands of miles away.... Let us take charge of your next vacation come and relax under the sun visit our rain forest reserves, meet our people and if you are a diver visit our under-water paradise with our well qualified dive masters. feel free to visit us on www.sunsetbayclub.com or e-mail at sunset@cwdom.dm.. see you soon ;)
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    The Sunset Bay Club at Dominica, a true beach front All-in Caribbean hotel, 14 rooms
  • spctacular wild dolphins http://portugaldreamcoast.com/en/the-family-of-wild-dolphins/
  • folheto_p_roseus-300x200.jpg?width=120The Sado estuary has been declared a reserva natural(23,971ha), Ramsar Site and a Special Protection Area for Birds (SPA), largely on account of the 300-plus species of vertebrate recorded here. It is a special place for birdwatching, including white storks, herons and flamingos. The fish species include white bream, grey mullet, skate, sole and the Lusitanian toadfish. url : Sado Estuary Natura Reserve
  • Eugenia, we have no problem with you sharing our story, but we do ask that you include a link to our website (www.GreenGlobalTravel.com) and Facebook page (www.facebook.com/GreenGlobalTravel), where people can subscribe to our daily story feeds. Glad you like the piece! 

     

    Just FYI, there are also some great Tortuguero pics on our site, in a Costa Rica gallery under the Photos/Videos section.

  • Hello! this is great news and the report on the trip was also wonderful. Would you mind if we share it with others? It would be great if you could allow us to spread the word...thanks so much and Im delighted to hear about your great experience
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