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We offer these travel photo slideshows as a place to whet your appetite for travel destinations. There are many dedicated websites to explain exactly how to get to each location and what each one offers your vacation experience. Enjoy!
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2011 Hawaii: Waikiki, Kauai Photo Slideshows - April 2011
A getaway in April is always a good idea and we wanted a warm place with good surf. First stop, Waikiki Beach where the waves are easy and long and the weather was perfect. Great condo in downtown, we make huge fruit salads, smoothies, find a groovy organic food store and restaurant, and surf those long waves until our arms can't paddle any longer. Then we head over to the Island of Kauai.
Waikiki, Oahu
Hawaii: Waikiki Overview 
Hawaii: Waikiki Aston Sunset Condo
Hawaii: Diamond Head, Waikiki
Hawaii: Waikiki Aquarium
The Island of Kauai
Hawaii: We fly from Oahu to Kauai
Hawaii: Kauai Waimea Canyon
Hawaii: Kauai Hanalei Bay - Day 1
Hawaii: Kauai Hanalei Bay - Day 2
Mexico Baja & Copper Canyon Photo Slideshows
We decide to head to Copper Canyon, Mexico - bigger than the Grand Canyon. First we fly to Baja and hang out in Todos Santos, then take the ferry across the sea to the mainland. Hop on train for the trip into Copper Canyon to Creel. There we bike around Valleys of Frogs, Mushrooms and Monks (so cool) and then grab the local bus for a (really scary) drive down into the deep of the canyon to the village of Batopilas, the most remote town in Mexico. After exploring we make the return trip and head to San Lucas to bask in the resort culture.
Todos Santos, Baja, Mexico
El Fuerte, Copper Canyon Train
Creel, Rock Formations
Sierra Lodge, Copper Canyon
Road to Batopilas, Copper Canyon
More Copper Canyon Photos
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Hawaii Photo Slideshows
We visit the Big Island of Hawaii. We visit a friend at his observatory and get wowed by celestial beauty - and I mean awed - totally humbled. The dry area of the island is perfect for observatories due to the extremely dry atmosphere , cloud-free and lack of atmospheric pollutants. That's why the Mauna Kea Observatory Centre is located there and you can visit it. Visit the Kilaueau volcano which is a sacred place for many Hawaiians. Explore beaches that are so beautiful you can't believe it.
Hawaii: Volcano, Beach, Observatories
Hawaii: Sacred Places, Flowers
Cuba Photo Slideshows
Cuba is a wonderful vacation, an educational experience and friendly and safe for travellers. We stayed a week in Havana then rented a car and drove around the country and everywhere we were met with good cheer and friendly faces. Only drawback about travelling in Cuba is the lack of vegetables - it's a meat culture. I met a student from North Vancouver who was studying in Havana and when I told her I had brought homemade granola with me, she licked her lips at the thought of it: of course I gave her half. Other than the food, the whole experience of Cuba was inspiring: To visit a country where people are healthy and happy, with amazing music, art and beaches is a treat. To feel safe at all times so you can enjoy your surroundings is also a big plus in today's world.
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Havana Cuba
Trinidad Cuba 
Vinales Cuba 
Che 1962 Defense Office Cuba
Varadero Cuba 
Varadero Art Cuba
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