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We've traveled all over Mexico but Bacalar, a Pueblo Mágico, might be the most beautiful place we've seen yet!
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It was basically love at first sight when we arrived in Bacalar. The lagoon of 7 colors stole our hearts immediately. The crystal clear waters of Bacalar Lagoon were so beautiful and refreshing. We spent 5 days in this Pueblo Mágico at an Airbnb right on the lagoon. Although it wasn't ideal to share an outdoor bathroom and shower here, we loved having direct access to the lagoon. We went kayaking any chance we got—Laska even came too and she had the time of her life!
During our stay in Bacalar, we also found some incredible food at local restaurants, took a sunrise paddleboarding tour, and went to the Fort of San Felipe. There's not a whole lot going on in the town of Bacalar, but that didn't bother us. We could hardly keep ourselves from swimming, kayaking, and paddleboarding on the lagoon.
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1. La Playita - this restaurant sits right on Bacalar Lagoon. You can sit under the canopy of the giant tree on the property at one of the many tables with a view of the waters. The food and drinks are incredible! You can also snap some pictures out on the dock. It's especially pretty at sunset.
2. La Piña - This restaurant was our go-to spot for breakfast. They make some flavor-packed breakfast dishes that are crave-worthy! We recommend trying one their Smoothies Borrachos which have perfect combinations of fruit and a bit of liquor.
3. Mango & Chile - You'll find this restaurant right next to the Fort of San Felipe near the center of town. They make some great lattes and have allergy-friendly options.
4. El Manatí - We enjoyed eating our breakfast here because they have a lush outdoor garden area. The coffee was very tasty, too!
WHAT TO DO IN BACALAR
1. Sunrise Paddle Boarding - We had an unforgettable time on Antonio's tour. He took us out before the sun came up so we could see it rise over the lagoon. Later on, we got to see Cenote Esmerelda and Cenote Negro. Before going back, we enjoyed some snacks while floating on our paddle boards in shallow lagoon waters. It was an all-around 5-star experience. Book his tour here:
2. Kayaking - You can rent kayaks all over the lagoon and it's a great way to explore more of the lagoon. It's so different depending on where you are!
3. See cenotes - If you don't take Antonio's tour (above) we think it's worthwhile to see the two cenotes that are in (yes, IN) Bacalar Lagoon. Before this, we'd never experienced anything like that before.
4. Visit the Fort of San Felipe - Located near the town center, the fort was used to watch for pirates that tried to invade Bacalar many years ago. It costs ~100 pesos for foreigners and 50 pesos for Mexicans.
5. There are SO many more things to do in Bacalar that we didn't get to experience since we only had 5 days there. We recommend going out and exploring some on your own to find other things you'd enjoy doing.
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10 Best Sights to See in Puerto Rico
The island of Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory that draws travelers from around the globe with its postcard-worthy beaches, lush rainforests, colonial towns and piña coladas. Here are 10 sights to see in Puerto Rico, just to get you dreaming.
1. El Morro
Many tourists flock to El Morro, a cliff-top fortress built in 1539. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views, stroll through the stone corridors, barracks, and tunnels and step back into another time. Don’t miss the doodles on the dungeon walls.
2. Vieques
Isla de Vieques has breathtaking beaches. Formerly a U.S. Navy base, today it is a wildlife reserve. Vieques is a magnet for ecotourists who prefer a laid-back, low-key, relatively undeveloped escape. Don’t miss the luminescent waters of Mosquito Bay.
3. Old San Juan
The colonial center of Puerto Rico’s enchanting capital is brimming with historic architecture, museums, restaurants and nightlife. The cobblestone streets are lined with colorful homes with decorative wrought iron terraces. Shady plazas are flanked by open-air cafes and craft shops. You’ll find the tomb of Ponce de León at the glorious Cathedral of San Juan Bautista.
4. El Yunque National Forest
Come here to explore the mountainous jungle’s beautiful waterfalls, crags, rivers and amazing dwarf forest. You can also spot rare birds, frogs and Taíno petroglyphs here. Various trails and paved paths offer a range of hiking excursions for all ability levels. Located less than an hour east of San Juan, this region makes a fun day trip or even an overnight camping trip.
5. Flamenco Beach
Located on the small island of Culebra. Many visitors to Puerto Rico will charter a vessel to sail the twenty miles to this island paradise. There are some amenities there, so you can grab a bite or a drink and make a day of it or stay in one of the vacation villas, or campground nearby.
6. Camuy River Cave Park
It is a scenic subterranean site on Puerto Rico’s northwestern coast. The cave park is filled with stalagmites, stalactites and incredible natural architecture. Visitors can boat along the Camuy River, the third-largest subterranean river on the planet, to tour the caves’ interior attractions.
7. Isla Palominos
It’s a private island an 8 minute ferry ride away, but the El Conquistador resort there welcomes day visitors. Scuba diving, kayaking and horseback riding along the beach are popular pastimes. You can also charter a glass-bottomed boat to enjoy the crystalline beauty of the sea here.
8. Arecibo Observatory
It is the world’s largest radio telescope. However, you don’t have to be an astronomy buff to come here. The visitors center does a good job of explaining some of its scientific achievements, including attempts to communicate with possible extraterrestrial life.
9. Museo de Arte de Ponce
Located in the city of Ponce on the island’s southern coast, this art museum contains fourteen galleries and a world-famous collection of Pre-Raphaelite art. Both European and Latin American artists are well represented.
10. Bioluminescent Bay
One of the most stellar sights to see in Puerto Rico is the bioluminescent waters found in a few special lagoons in Fajardo, Vieques and Lajas. Special plankton here glow when stirred, so if you swim around at night, it’s like an enchanting fairyland of starry sparks.
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Meet Carolyn Hedley introducing the Nanuku Resourt, FIji - Luxury Holiday Company
At Nanuku Fiji, they will immerse families in an authentic island lifestyle that honors the cultural treasures of this unique island and its extraordinary people.
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Carolyn Hedley, Director of the Luxury Travel Company, has more than 20 years’ experience in luxury tailor-made holidays worldwide. She has firmly established her reputation as one of the country’s leaders in the luxury travel market, offering a bespoke and personal service, ensuring every step of your journey is planned perfectly and no detail is overlooked.
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Bayside boutique hotel
Hotel Amenities
In addition to a golf course, Bayside Boutique Hotel features outdoor tennis courts and an outdoor pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary manager's reception is offered each day. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This beach hotel also offers a fitness center, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. For a surcharge, a shuttle from the hotel to the airport (available on request) is offered to guests. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Bayside Boutique Hotel is a smoke-free property.
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Free long-term parking , Free self parking Room Amenities
Bayside Boutique Hotel offers 36 air-conditioned accommodations with safes and complimentary newspapers. LED televisions are featured in guestrooms. Guests can make use of the in-room refrigerators and coffee/tea makers. Bathrooms include rainfall showerheads and complimentary toiletries. This Sint Michiel hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones. Irons/ironing boards and hair dryers can be requested.
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Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Air conditioning
Refrigerator
Free WiFi
LED TV
Coffee/tea maker
Hair dryer (on request)
Iron/ironing board (on request)
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Desk
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Private bathroom
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Number of bathrooms - 1
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A complimentary manager's reception is offered each day.
Pictures - Overlooking the ocean and golf course, this bar specializes in Mediterranean cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A children's menu is available. Happy hour is offered. Open daily.
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Guests can play rounds at the 18-hole golf course and enjoy other recreation facilities including outdoor tennis courts. In addition to an outdoor pool, other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
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Havasu Creek in the Grand Canyon - Home of the Havasupai
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Day five [of Western's Grand Canyon 6 day expedition] you’re going to stop at Havasu. And even day three, day four, you know, some of those earlier days, they’re almost setting you up to stop at Havasu. It’s the highlight of the trip for most people.
Havasu consists of waterfalls and pools, and waterfalls and pools, and waterfalls and pools for miles and miles and miles. It’s a great place to, sort of, maybe do your own thing and leave the group for a while, and go find a - your own private nook for swimming, or sunbathing, or, or just hanging out.
Havasu is a gorgeous canyon. Blue green water, uh, flowing on down over big boulders, made white by the minerals in the water. That’s Havasu.
The water does something you wouldn’t expect when you’re in the desert. It’s beautiful.
I was in this canyon as a seven year old, with my family. As a seven year old, you remember the, the hugeness of the uh, the size of those rapids. You also remember these magical places, and the blue water of Havasu Canyon.
Earlier today we stopped at Havasu. Got to hike up the, the canyon a little bit, and my wife Terry was bold enough to jump into the water.
My favorite thing was Havasupai. The water was so blue. It was warm, and it rushed over the rock. It’s just really spectacular. Everything - the serenity - it was just gorgeous.
I’d always heard about Havasupai, and had never been there. Most of the people that I know that have been there, have come down from the top, so they - they’re at a different, um, spot than we were at. But it was so beautiful. If, if you told someone that the color of the water was the color it really is, they would never believe you. And when they look at the photos, they’re going to think they were photoshopped. And it was just refreshing to get in and swim and hike.
That blue water is something that is just unbelievable to me. It’s the color I’ve never seen in nature anywhere else.
Havasu, and so much of the other offerings of the canyon, has really helped me to appreciate nature, and to really respect what grandeur and what amazing experiences lie beyond the… the four walls of work.
We took dozens of pictures, and they'll never do it justice.
The cameras can take pictures, but it’s difficult to capture the grandeur of where you are. Yeah, this has been an absolutely fantastic, uh, adventure. To witness all the scenery, and the magnificence of it, it’s overwhelming. Have I found peace down here? Sure. It’s just been nice to look at the rocks and listen to the river as we head on back. It’s been a great experience.
You can see the Grand Canyon from a lookout point on the north and south rims, but until you’ve floated down the center of it, you really haven’t seen the Grand Canyon. And I don't know of a better way to see this, this creation than floating through the middle of it.
Most Dangerous Ways To School | PERU | Free Documentary
It is early in the morning as Vidal gets himself ready. But before Vidal can brace himself for his dangerous way to school he must take care of his family`s sustenance – like every morning he checks the fishing nets. After work it`s time for a Uro bread and he drinks a Mate tea. Both things, like almost everything else here are made form the totora reeds. The Uros are a people that are very rooting in their tradition. They have even managed to preserve the Pukina, their mother language dating back to the colonial time.
After two hours of paddling, Vidal reaches the center of the village. He floats past houses, where a family is building their new island since the old one has began to rot. It is the normal rhythm here. Every three years a new ground under the feet and a new roof above the head needs to be made. The construction begins by cutting the roots of the totora reeds in 30 cm long blocks. Five hundred of these are then tied together with ropes and soaked in the water for three months until they melt into one large block. On top of this block, the family piles totora reeds up to two meters high, until a part of the block sinks in the water and starts to rot. The gases released from this biomass under water produce a buoyant force that causes the new island to swim.
After three hours of paddling, Vidal has finally reached the Uro elementary school where he learns to read and write. Here besides his native language, he also learns Spanish. It is not the language of his parents, but at the same time it is his chance of a future outside of his village.
Columbia (Red Bluff) Mississippi Canyon (sort of)
About 15 minutes north of Columbia MS, is a gorge/canyon thing that stands in contrast to the typical pine view of Mississippi. From the ground, and more so from the air, it's clear it is a huge erosion situation flowing toward the Pearl River. Besides the enormity of the bluff, the colors are a nice contrast to the typical forest green.
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Visit Peru Travel Guide | Best things to do in Perú
Come join us as we visit Peru in our latest travel guide. We cover the best things to do in Peru hitting up major destinations like Lima, Cusco and the Amazon along with visiting Machu Picchu and Hiking the Inca Trail. Peru is one of our favorite countries to visit in the world. Audrey is half Peruvian and we have family in Lima so we're always looking for an excuse to come back. You won't find a more underrated cuisine in the world than Peruvian food.
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1) Hiking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu Documentary
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3) 15 Things to do in Cusco Travel Guide
4) Lake Titicaca Travel Guide (Uros, Amantaní and Taquile Islands)
5) 30 Things to do in Lima, Peru Travel Guide
6) Our first impressions visiting Iquitos, Peru
7) Jungle Treehouse adventure in the Amazon rainforest, Peru
8) Amazon River Cruise - Adventure Travel in Peru
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So we're off the train and this marks the start of the Inca Trail.
So I guess we should explain that we aren't doing the traditional Inca trail. Normally you can do a four day walk or a 10 day walk. We're actually only doing a two day walk. We're not really lazy it is just kind of how it happened. Come on we are. Maybe, maybe just a little bit. We crave our comfort. So basically we're going to be hiking for a full day and then we're going to get to our Aguas Calientes and stay in a hotel. We're not staying in tents. And then the following day we'll be touring Machu Picchu with a guide and like learning the history of the place. So I guess really it is only one day walking the Inca Trail but we're going to say two to feel a little better about ourselves.
So within five minutes of walking we've already reached our first Inca site.
Machu Picchu! Machu Picchu! We made it. How are you feeling? I know. After that long hike. It is amazing. And we're so lucky to have views like this because apparently it was raining for three days before we did this hike. I know. And we have sunshine and blue skies and the lost city is waiting for us. Just over there.
Going for the Llama selfie.
We're going to be trying some traditional food from Cusco.
So we are taking a really fun overnight trip from Puno today to visit Lake Titicaca. Yeah, we're going to visit several islands and do a homestay overnight. Yeah, and we'll get to meet the different communities that live here because we have Aymara people and Quechua people.
Many travelers to Peru tend to skip over Lima as they rush off to more scenic destinations, but we’re of the opinion that the capital has a lot to offer. As one of the largest cities in South America, Lima can be a little chaotic and crowded, but it is also full of surprises, especially in terms of culinary experiences and historic attractions. In this travel video guide, we’re going to take you on a tour of the city and show you 30 things to do in Lima, Peru. Now let’s get started!
After spending some time in Lima, we flew into Iquitos for the final leg of our Peruvian adventure. The landscape changed from arid deserts to mountains and finally to jungle as our flight crossed the country, and once we arrived, the first thing we did was hop into a tuk-tuk to take us into the city.
So we have made it to Iquitos.
Hello from the shores of the Amazon river. This is a pretty cool place to be wouldn't you say? Yeah, this is a bucketlist item for us definitely. So we are currently cruising down the Amazon with Rainforest Cruises. We're going to be spending four days and three nights aboard the Delfin number one.
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How to Get Rid of Mice
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If you see a mouse in your house, don't kid yourself—his entire extended family has moved in with him. Reclaim your home, once and for all.
Step 1: Set traps
Set traps in areas where you’ve seen mice. Put a dab of peanut butter or a bit of chocolate on each. And don’t be stingy—put out a lot of traps.
Tip
Snap traps and glue boards work equally well, but snap traps are more humane because death is instant.
Step 2: Don’t cook
Eat out or order takeout for a few days so you can stick a few in the stove and under the burners, where mice like to nest.
Warning
Don’t set traps near any pilot lights!
Step 3: Repeat
After you’ve caught some mice with your traps, rearrange the furniture a bit and put out traps in some new patterns. Always wash your hands with hot water and soap after disposing of a mouse.
Step 4: Inspect rooms
Go from room to room looking for holes in the walls, floors, and baseboards. Mice can squeeze through holes as small as dimes.
Step 5: Patch
Patch up the holes by stuffing them with steel wool—which mice won’t chew through—and then sealing them with caulking compound.
Step 6: Examine doors
Examine doors that lead outside; they should have a 'sweep' at the bottom that prevents mice from running in. If they don’t, install them.
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If you can fit a pencil under a door or in a hole, a mouse could crawl through it.
Step 7: Scatter moth balls
Scatter moth balls in front of your front door and garage door. They’re a great mouse repellant. But don’t put them indoors—they’re highly toxic.
Step 8: Check for rotting walls
Still not gone? Have a handyman pull out your sink; the moisture often leads to rotting walls. If that’s the case, have 24-gauge galvanized steel installed where needed.
Step 9: Prevent future infestations
Prevent future infestations by storing food in strong, lidded containers (especially pet food and bird seed), using covered garbage cans, and taking the trash out promptly.
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When you begin exterminating the mice in your house, they instinctively step up their breeding, leading to even more mice!
Romantic Islands in FIJI / Must Visit Destination /
You'll love the sun and fun break in an island country in the South Pacific Ocean. Fiji is a country comprising archipelago of more than 332 islands, of which 110 are permanently inhabited. Considered as a tourist destination, this island is isolated by endless blue expanse of water, making Fiji a favorite destination for holiday makers.
The island is remote, beautiful, mysterious & unique. In this part of the world, the places apart and a life evolved differently. Rugged mountains fringed by sandy shores, over years Fiji nurtured a unique way of life.
Although cut-off from the world, and interconnected virtually this island is today a part of the global community. Truly a tropical paradise. The two major islands, Viti Levu and Vanua Levu, account for majority of the population in Fiji. With its vibrant culture, the capital Suva beats to an urban pulse. Moving away from the capital, there are places distanced from the mainland, where life moves at its own pace, ancient traditions seamlessly mixing with modern living.
Ask any backpacker or visitor to the island, he will rave about the palm fringed beaches, the cobalt blue waters, cloudless skies, balmy nights, and incredibly friendly locals. Fiji has an unmatched charm for holidaymakers' world over, you get more than you ask for, a genuinely relaxing holiday. Where chilling out in a hammock or walking out in the beach is an art form in itself.
For other who love water sports snorkeling and diving in Fiji is an exceptional experience. Fiji is also known as the soft coral capital of the world. The marine life that surrounds it is nothing short of spectacular. Fiji is a place to recapture the sense of time, space and your favorite cocktail. Truly an idyllic day to spend in paradise.
'Bula' is the word you'll hear when you arrive in Fiji. It means welcome. Welcome to a magnificent country and a holiday you are unlikely to forget ever.
One small island which makes for a lovely alternative option but which isn't always at the top of people's island hopping lists is the island of Leleuvia. Situated a 40 minute boat ride away from the main island of Viti Levu it is a very reasonably priced holiday destination where you are more relaxed and a place for some of the hard core party. Swimming and kayaking are just some of the many water related activities offered on the island.
Diving and snorkeling is a favorite underwater sport here, meaning you can fully appreciate the beautiful coral reefs and clusters of tropical fish which surround the island. After dinner there is the option to sit around a relaxing beach bonfire, join in with a kava ( a local drink made of plant roots) drinking session which, when in Fiji, is a must or just do some star gazing and soak up the atmosphere.
The blitzkrieg of colors capture your eyes with the locals wearing the colors of the Pacific as traditional dress. The eye-catching, exotic and colorful wear evokes romanticism and thoughts of a beautiful island nations that Fiji is.
Close your eyes, lie back and dream of an ultimate holiday. In all probabilities, chances are you will see endless horizon of water, powdery sand and feel of tropical breeze. Throw in a plenty of time pack your bags and move to know why Fiji is truly a paradise everywhere.
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Guests at Sunshine Suites Resort can enjoy an outdoor pool, and a sundeck with lounge chairs. One of the hotel's two lodging buildings contains a laundry room with coin-operated machines. Wireless Internet access is complimentary throughout the hotel, as well as in the business center, which includes a computer station. A meeting/conference room is also available.
On-site parking is complimentary, and pets are welcome. Beach access, dining, spa, water sports, and charging privileges are available at Sunshine's Suites Resort's nearby sister property.
Free use of nearby fitness center
Bar/lounge
Free beach shuttle
24-hour front desk
Poolside bar
Free breakfast
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Restaurant
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Outdoor pool
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Smoke-free property
Safe-deposit box at front desk
Luggage storage
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Total number of rooms - 130
One meeting room
Number of floors - 3
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Number of buildings/towers - 2
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Sunshine Suites Resort offers 130 air-conditioned accommodations with coffee/tea makers and hair dryers. Beds feature pillowtop mattresses. Accommodations at this 3.5-star hotel have kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers, stovetops, microwaves, and cookware/dishes/utensils. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations and complimentary toiletries. This Seven Mile Beach hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Televisions come with premium cable channels. Additionally, rooms include irons/ironing boards and ceiling fans. Housekeeping is provided daily.
Premium TV channels
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Private bathroom
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Kitchen
Free toiletries
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Iron/ironing board
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Sunshine Grill Restaurant - Casual spot adjacent to pool featuring sandwiches, burgers, salads, fish tacos, tropical drinks, and local draft beer. Serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Complimentary continental breakfast - Served each morning from 6:30 AM – 9:30 AM in the Sunshine Cantina Show dining options Nearby Things to Do
Surrounded by a sundeck furnished with lounge chairs, the resort's 45-by-25-foot swimming pool includes a shallow-water shelf for children. For scuba divers visiting Grand Cayman Island, the resort provides complimentary rinse tanks, drying racks, and lockers. Access to Seven Mile Beach, a strand of powdery sand, is 200 yards from Sunshine Suites, across the street extending the length of the beach. The resort provides complimentary beach towels and folding beach chairs at the front desk.
The resort's front desk arranges scuba-diving and snorkeling excursions, as well as cruises and fishing trips, with independent operators. On Seven Mile Beach, a watersports center rents snorkeling and scuba-diving gear, Jet Skis, kayaks, speed boats, Hobie-Wave sailboats, and pedal boats.
Resort guests enjoy complimentary access to the large fitness center two miles away. The clubhouse for the North Sound 18-hole golf course is one mile from the hotel by road, and about half that distance by foot. The resort offers discounts on greens fees and carts. A two-mile jogging/cycling/rollerbla...
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Costa Blanca Movie - Dénia TV Documentary 2017 The Place to Live & Visit (32 min)
Costa Blanca Movie * In this 32-minute documentary, you will discover why Dénia is the place to live and visit. We interview 21 business owners and officials representing several different nationalities and ask them what is special about this place and why they chose to live there. You will also hear interesting anecdotes and information about the area. This is the 6th documentary in the series Costa Blanca - the place to live and visit.
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Original title:
“Dénia - The Place to Live & Visit. - TV Documentary 2017.
Documentary by: Torben Thøger
Written by: Torben Thøger & Natalia Hansson
Directed by: Torben Thøger
Original music by: Torben Thøger
Presented by: Natalia Hansson
Production Company: UP NOW Costa Blanca
Country: Spain
Language: English with subtitles in English and Spanish available
Filming Locations: Dénia & Jávea (Alicante)
Release Date & Premiere: 01/02-2017, Casa de Cultura de Dénia,
Pl. Jaume I, 03700 Dénia, Alicante, Spain
Technical Specifications:
Runtime: 32 min.
Sound mix: Stereo.
Color: Color (HD)
Aspect Ratio: 16:9, Full HD 1080 (1920x1080).
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En este documental de 32 min, vas a descubrir por qué Dénia es el lugar que visitar y donde vivir. Entrevistamos a 21 empresarios que representan muchos nacionalidades distintas y les preguntamos qué tiene el lugar de especial y por qué han elegido esta zona como residencia fija. También escucharas anécdotas e información interesante sobre el lugar relatado. Este es el tercer documental de la serie sobre La Costa Blanca - el lugar donde vivir, y el que visitar.
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Titulo: Dénia - el lugar donde vivir, y el que visitar. Documental TV.
Titulo original:
“Dénia - The Place to Live & Visit. - TV Documentary 2017.
Documental de: Torben Thøger
Escrito por: Torben Thøger y Natalia Hansson
Dirigida por: Torben Thøger
Música original de: Torben Thøger
Presentado por: Natalia Hansson
Compania de produccion: UP NOW Costa Blanca
País: España
Idioma: Inglés con subtítulos en Inglés y Español disponibles
Locaciones: Jávea / Xàbia, (Alicante)
Fecha de lanzamiento y estreno: 01/02-2017, Casa de Cultura de Dénia, Pl. Jaume I, 03700 Dénia, Alicante, Spain
Especificaciones técnicas:
Duración: 32 min.
Mezcla de sonido: estéreo.
Color: Color (HD)
Relación de aspecto: 16: 9, Full HD 1080 (1920x1080).
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Glen (Billy Boyd) tracks down his parents, Chucky (Brad Dourif) and Tiffany (Jennifer Tilly), who are now animatronic dolls in a movie.
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When the notoriously evil Chucky doll and his lover gave birth, they had no idea that their spawn would grow up to be a peace-loving kind of guy; however, that's exactly what Glen turns out to be: a gentle soul who is horrified at what he has been told about his family. After hearing the news of a film being made about his parents' murderous legacy, Glen sets off for Hollywood, where he promptly brings Chucky and Tiffany back to life. Far from diving into doting fatherhood, Chucky is seriously disappointed in his son's lack of inherent evil and tries his best to impart his vast knowledge of all things malevolent before Glen becomes some sort of do-gooder. Elsewhere, Tiffany finds that she will be played by Jennifer Tilly in their movie and doesn't hesitate to let her son in on their family's most cherished tradition -- killing sprees. Directed by Don Mancini, Seed of Chucky features Brad Dourif returning as the voice of Chucky, while Tilly plays both herself and Tiffany. The offspring of the evil pair, Glen, is voiced by Lord of the Rings star Billy Boyd. Cult film director John Waters also makes an appearance, as does hip-hop artist Redman.
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Phillip Baribeau, Eduardo Garcia, & Jennifer Jane: Charged: [...] | Talks at Google
Eduardo Garcia is an outdoorsman, chef and co-founder of the “Montana Mex” food company. In 2011, he got electrocuted in a freak accident in the Montana backcountry--losing one hand, ribs, muscle mass and nearly his life. But in the end, Eduardo found more than he lost, and has gone on to inspire thousands in the new, critically acclaimed documentary, “Charged: The Eduardo Garcia Story”.
While in town for the SF DocFest | SF IndieFest, Eduardo, Jennifer Jane, and “Charged” Director Phillip Baribeau sat down with Talks at Google to talk about the the mission and vision behind “Charged”--and about the indispensability of community, people and self-acceptance as part of the healing process.
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