Summer is undoubtedly the busiest travel season of the year, which can be a blessing and a curse. With the kids on break and the weather perfectly suited for outdoor recreation, everyone will be making their big travel plans this time of year. True that will mean busy airports, crowded beaches, and probably some crying babies on your airline flights, but there are some great perks to traveling in the summer.
Posts Tagged ‘Weather’
Baja’s Wine Route and Valleys
Friday, May 15th, 2009There aren’t that many places in Mexico where the combination of land, altitude, seasons, time and weather come together in such a way as to give the ideal Mediterranean conditions for the growing of grape vines, olives, refreshing citrus fruits as well as the collection of honey. One such area is located between the parallels 32o35 and 31o15 North Latitude in the region known as the Wine Route; where not only the Guadalupe Valley (Valle de Guadalupe) but also San Antonio de las Minas, Santo Tomas, Calafia, San Vicente, Las Palmas, and the Tecate valleys extend perpendicular to Baja’s Pacific Coast.
Why Take a City Break?
Thursday, May 14th, 2009So what is your idea of a good weekend? Enjoying a meal with friends and family perhaps? How about relaxing in the garden if the weather is nice?
Luxury Beach Hotels in the Caribbean
Saturday, May 2nd, 2009If you are interested in a perfect beach holiday, Caribbean is the place for you! Irresistible locations, great weather, remarkable beaches, luxury hotels beach clubs, warm people, and delicious sea food make Caribbean holidays the most sought after in the whole world.
The Rainbow Nation Does Not Yet Exist
Sunday, April 26th, 2009My first few weeks in South Africa were spent in a state of extreme culture shock. Nothing was as I had been led to believe – not even the weather. It was winter in Andalucia, Spain when I left for what was supposed to be mid-summer in South Africa. The first few days were so cold I ended up wearing the same winter clothes I had arrived in.
