Romantic Getaway VacationWritten by Cami Koralewski
When planning your romantic getaway vacation, recognize that part of romance can be creativity and excitement of exploring a new place with that special someone. Here are three examples of places that offer a more romantically intimate and private experience, and may be even more rewarding than, say, a vacation to Vegas.Utah’s Homestead Resort is nestled in quaint and beautiful Heber Valley. The resort’s 154 rooms provide a mixed style of modern, with nostalgia for early 1900’s. Within forty-five minutes of tourist hot spots Park City and Sundance, Homestead experience offers something for everyone: a luxurious 18-hole golf course, scuba diving and swimming in famous 90 degree mineral water crater, ice and fly-fishing, world-renowned downhill and cross-country skiing, horseback riding, spas, river rafting, snowmobiling, gourmet restaurants, outlet shopping, and boating (not to mention a historic railroad through beautiful Provo canyon, tennis, biking, winter sleigh rides, hot air ballooning, professional theaters, hiking, Timpanogos caves, and Wasatch Mountain State and Uinta National Parks). The Homestead either offers, or is in close proximity to all of that, while still maintaining that intimate, secluded feeling you are looking for. For more information call (800) 327-7220 or visit http://www.homesteadresort.com). The Cook Islands is place if you want something more intriguing than stereotypical Hawaii island vacation. This cluster of fifteen islands is found in very heart of South Pacific. The beautiful and friendly Polynesian people of this area (population 14,000) provide an example of a unique culture and language all their own. Explore Polynesian handicrafts, including unique Cook-Island tivaevae quilts, wall hangings, jewelry, handbags, hats, and artifacts made from beautiful tapa flower. Its capital, Rarotonga, receives approximately 70,000 visitors a year, but Cooks are largely unspoiled by tourism. They offer a rare opportunity for people from cities of world to experience a different type of vacation, one without tourist traps and giant hotels. With less pampering comes untouched, empty beaches and a sanctuary of peace away from everything. Surrounded by a gorgeous view of deep blue waters, beautiful coral, narrow lagoons, and a cool ocean breeze, you’ll find yourself exploring, talking, and completely relaxed.
| | Amusement Parks and Theme Parks In Germany -- Part 2 of 3Written by Marcus Hochstadt
Would you like to dive into a complete different world to escape everyday life? Then this 3-part report might interest you...To cut a long story short, here is Part 2 of my 3-part report, with 4 remaining TOP German Amusement and Theme Parks. And don't forget to visit www.smart-travel-germany.com/amusement-parks-and-theme-parks.html for further information, pictures, and last updates. Legoland This one is amazing too, as it reminds me on my childhood. Do you remember playing with Lego stones in your childhood? I played a lot! So, your kids (and you too) might like this park very much, I guess. The German version of Legoland is located in Guenzburg, between Ulm and Augsburg, South Germany. More than 50 million of loved bricks were built into models like head of Albert Einstein, Neuschwanstein Castle, or Venice Palace of Doge. You even can put your own hand on and create your very own models. In addition, you find many other world-well-known buildings original-faithfully copied. Pure fascination. Movie Park Germany (former "Warner Bros. Movie World") "Today, you'll be in movies." they introduce to their park. This film- and attraction park is located in Bottrop-Kirchhellen, between Duesseldorf and Dortmund, in left middle of Germany. You will find 5 differently themed areas, like "Thrills" (e.g. roller coasters), "Family&Kids" and "Wonderland Studios" (e.g. cartoon stars, kiddie carousels), "Water Fun" (e.g. water rides like "Ice Age Adventure"), and "Hollywood" section (e.g. "German Film Museum").
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