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Paddling “the Mokes” with Twogood Kayaks

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The beauty that surrounds you on the island of Oahu is straight from a postcard. Stunning jagged mountains, white sand beaches and the purest blue ocean your eyes will ever see. Depending on which coast you’re on, the water can be inviting or menacing. We were fortunate to take to the inviting waters of the […]

Kayaking on Oahu with kids: Holokai Adventures

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So many families come to a destination like Hawaii eager to try out new adventures, but they don’t know where to start – after all, not every operator is ideally suited to working with young kids. Holokai Adventures’ guided tour fit the bill. While it wasn’t our first time paddling, our kids are young enough […]

45 MUST-READ tips for traveling to Israel

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Israel is an amazing country – and one that brings with it a lot of unknowns for first-time visitors. I’ve visited seven times and learned a thing or two along the way. We hope these tips for traveling to Israel will demystify the experience a little and leave you open to be amazed, surprised and […]

Essaouira Taste: cooking and culture in the Moroccan kitchen

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Morocco is a land of enchantment and wonder. When you walk around the seaside town of Essaouira you see Morocco come to life. The smells of spices in the souk will stimulate your senses and your appetite. At the epicenter of Moroccan culture is the food – shopping for it, preparing it, and eating it […]

Bike the Otago Central Rail Trail

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With every turn the stunning beauty of the South Island of New Zealand is ever present. The towering mountains that lift up from the earth and touch the sky. The numerous lakes that are like mirrors dotting the landscape. The trees and foliage that make you feel connected to nature. Amidst these iconic images you […]

A spectacular way to see Coles Bay, Tasmania: kayaking with Freycinet Adventures

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The east coast of Tasmania is an ideal place to explore pristine beaches and incredible scenery. The most stunning part of all is Coles Bay, situated in Freycinet National Park (one of many Tasmania national parks). Coles Bay, Tasmania is a living postcard where sheltered tranquil turquoise blue waters meet pink granite mountains and white […]

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