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How To Get Tour Tickets For The September 11 Memorial In New York
As the National 9/11 Memorial opens to the public at ground zero in New York City, I like you, feel compelled to make a pilgrimage - to gaze into the reflecting pools, finger the names of so many lost, and try to bring some sense of...
Recipe For A Perfect Summer Weekend – The Newport Wine and Food Festival
Sip, nibble and be entertained in grand style at Newport's annual Winefest in August. Here's my trip report of this sparkling event. The day was beautiful, the setting magnificent and before us stretched all the beer, wine and spirits you can consume in a day. We attended the...
A Look At Broadway’s Family Friendly Shows for Fall 2011
New York, New York. One of the first things that people think of when they think of New York (other than the Statue Of Liberty and Times Square) is Broadway, and your name in lights. There have been long running plays like Les Miserables and...
Labor Day Beer Festivals Across The USA!
Everyone is savoring the last days of summer and getting ready to party-out for the long Labor Day weekend. Nothing says summer celebration like a few ice cold mugs of locally brewed beer. It seems Americans has embraced the thought that Labor Day...
12 Cool Family Getaways for Hot August Days
The dog days of August are stretching out before us, and for most of the country it's been way too hot for way too long. So we've pulled together a great list of cool getaway activities across the USA that your whole family will...
Art Deco Gems of South Beach Miami
Miami Beach is notorious for its wild Spring Break parties but this was not the allure for me. It was, in fact, the Art Deco architecture hemming the Miami coastline that was behind my visit. Consequently, whilst my fellow dorm-mates were sleeping off the night before...
Discover a Love For The Sea on a Maine Windjammer Cruise
When did the urge to go to sail on a Tall Ship first tickle your imagination? Was it while watching Errol Flynn swashbuckle his way through tropical ports, reading Jim Hawkins' adventures on Treasure Island, humming Crosby, Still & Nash's Wooden Ships, or perhaps...
Garlic Soup a New Orleans Classic
We were staying at the Dauphine Orleans Hotel on Dauphine St. just across the street from the famous Bayona Restaurant. A leafy courtyard first attracted us as we strolled past; the adjacent old stone house had been converted into a restaurant. Only later...
Visit San Antonio for Smooth Jazz, Great Food & Rich History
San Antonio is a magical place where the famed River Walk ambles along the San Antonio River delivering fun, creative food venues, great shops and adventure. With the recent expansion, the River Walk has expanded to 5 miles of attractions with new walking and...
Boston’s Best Family Hotel Announces Great Deals For Summer 2011
One of Boston's most family friendly hotels sits just a bit upriver along the banks of the Charles River, offering dramatic views of Boston's skyline and lots of ammenities to delight visitors of all ages . I can't think of a better location to...
Mushroom Martini – A Key West Kick
Some of the greatest fun in dining while traveling is trying things with unlikely sounding names. Case in point is a Mushroom Martini at the delightful Mangoes on a prominent corner of the main drag, Duval Street in Key West FL. ...
The Gala Newport WineFest Is Coming Up
Now that Memorial Day is over, summer has really begun and it's time to start planning some great weekend getaways. One of the best outings in New England is the Newport WineFest that takes place in along the glittering waterfront in Newport Rhode Island...
Dramatic, Secluded Lighthouse Bed and Breakfast Inns
Dramatic lighthouse accommodations dot the coastline along the east and west of the United States and along the shore of the Great Lakes. Imagine wandering along a craggy coast this summer and staying at an historic lighthouse that’s been turned into a charming Lighthouse Keepers Inn or captivating Bed & Breakfast. Fascinating Lighthouse Inns can also be found in Canada, Scotland, Wales and The Netherlands.
Images of perfect solitude embrace guests of lighthouse dwellings. Perched at the very edge of the continent, lighthouses were built to withstand all of natures furies and to offer warmth and security to lighthouse keepers and their families as they kept beacons illuminating dangerous coastal passages. Many of these lodgings are listed on the National Registry of Historic Places and offer a peak back to simpler times when nothing came between man and nature.
If you’re ready to feel the exhilaration of breathtaking views from coastal bluffs and headlands, check out some of these prominent Lighthouse Lodgings:
New England
Keeper’s House, Isle au Haut, Maine – Weekly stays only at present
Popham Beach B&B, Phippsburge, Maine –
The Lighthouse Inn, West Dennis, Massachusetts
Race Point Lighthouse, North Truro, Massachusetts
Rose Island Lighthouse, Newport, Rhode Island
Saugerties Lighthouse, Hudson River, New York
New At Disney – Pampered Pets, Hawaii Resort & New Cruise Ports
Disney is definitely on the move and spreading their magic to new places. Here are some new Disney offerings to put on your watch list. With Disney now boasting 4 cruise ships, the Mouse is definitely out and about! Disney Cruise Line...
Aqua Resorts Hawaii Has Quirky 15% Off Deal for Summer
I love it when a travel company puts their tongue firmly in cheek and comes out with a great quirky promotion. Hat's off to Aqua Resorts, a budget friendly hotel company with dozens of nice properties throughout the Hawaiian islands. As a nod to President...
4 Night Inn to Inn New England Heritage Getaway
[caption id="attachment_7405" align="alignleft" width="177" caption="Rosewood Country Inn"][/caption] Come summer, the rolling green hills of New Hampshire beckon 'flat-landers' to come explore its bucolic byways, picturesque villages, and historic attractions. We've found an incredibly great Inn to Inn getaway package that is both fascinating and affordable. ...
Extreme Teen Adventure Camps That Make Memories For a Lifetime
When your kids have outgrown swimming at the lake and singing summer camp songs, it’s time to send them on a grand summer adventure that will challenge their mind and body, shape their futures and spark interest in the world around them.
Here are three well respected companies that specialize in exciting and adventurous summer camp programs that your teens will remember for the rest of their lives.
Send your inquisitive teenager on an exciting expedition with top National Geographic Society scientists. National Geographic Student Expeditions specializes in summer adventures for teens completing grades 9 through 12. Nat Geo invites them to ‘Explore, Engage & Create’ with noted National Geographic photographers, writers and scientists. Student Expeditions follow the footsteps of legendary explorers in exotic locations across the globe from the Galapagos Islands, to New Zealand, Barcelona, Costa Rica and Yellowstone National Park, where students learn to view landscapes and cultures with new appreciation. Programs are offered in varying lengths from 10-12 day workshops to 2 or 3 week in-depth expeditions. Send your inquisitive teenager on an expedition Indiana Jones would have been excited to participate in.
Florida Is Calling With Great Summer Deals
We've had an unusually cold and snowy winter and spring so far is rainy and cool, but there's good news from Florida - the weather is beautiful and warm. Now that all the snowbirds have migrated back north, perhaps it's time to plan a well...
Wheelchair Accessible Hot Air Ballooning In Sonoma California
Mobility is no longer a barrier to experiencing the romance of soaring above the picturesque valleys and vineyards of Sonoma County California on a majestic hot air balloon ride. Up & Away Ballooning has recently acquired a state-of-the-art balloon basket that was custom crafted in...
New York City Library To Hold Provocative Overnight Treasure Hunt
Things are anything but dull over at the New York City Library this spring as they prepare for the centennial celebration in May. The library will be inviting 500 inquiring minds to spend the night in the library on a quest to 'Find The Future'...