Published on Friday, May 6, 2011 by Heather Hunnefeld The little beach-town of Solana Beach is nestled along the Pacific Ocean's sandy coast approximately 22 miles north of the San Diego airport. It's bordered by the protected San Elijo Lagoon (great hiking and jogging trails!) on the north, the chic town of Del Mar (and it's horse race track) on the south, the popular Lomas Santa Fe Country Club on the east and, of co...

Published on Thursday, May 5, 2011 by Owen Jones Most people look forward to going away on holiday and a lot of people like to make intricate plans and bookings. After all you usually have to make allowances for flights and hotels. However, there can also be car, sightseeing and bicycle bookings as well, depending on the category of vacation you want. As an alternative to a hotel, you might want to think about re...

Published on Thursday, May 5, 2011 by Owen Jones Twenty or thirty years ago, no-one in their correct mind would have gone to Croatia, unless they were in the army, but that has all altered. These days, Croatia is part of the European Union and is much more welcoming to tourists. One of the tourist activities that Croatia is building its reputation on is skiing. It is a warmer country than northern France, Switzer...

Published on Wednesday, May 4, 2011 by Howie Holben Morocco is a country steeped in myths and legend and offers gay travel opportunities to experience a rich history and culture that continues to strongly influence daily life. Morocco offers visitors the chance to cross the desert atop a camel, sleep in a hotel made of sand and haggle with aggressive spice and rug traders in marketplaces that look and feel like they ...

Published on Wednesday, May 4, 2011 by Owen Jones Most people dream of going away on vacation to somewhere warm or even hot, however there are some who seek out the cold and the snow so that they can go skiing. It is true, many if not most of those who go skiing in the winter can also afford a summer break somewhere warm too. Skiing in the French Alps is one of the favourite choices of novice and experienced skiers...

Published on Wednesday, May 4, 2011 by Aaron Sparks There will be a copious part of the consumers in Bali that are of the Hindu faith. This makes for breathtaking sight seeing and cultural undertakings. There are lots of temples to witness that are all over Bali, certify to test out 1 out if you get the chance. I'm confident you will have no dilemma running into one of them. Once you are preparing to expend your vac...

Published on Monday, May 2, 2011 by Randy Kalp Iceland is expensive. But like anyplace, if you're diligent enough, then you can usually find cheap options that will offset costs-particularly food, alcohol and nightlife-and help keep your travel savings from dwindling. The five options below, which range from free to $5, will give you a solid dose of Icelandic culture without blowing your budget while traveling i...

Published on Monday, May 2, 2011 by Byron Jonas Byron Bay surf beaches include some of the best waves in Australia. The north side of Cape Byron is thought to have the longest and safest surf wave for learners on the eastern seaboard. The height, length, and northeast line of the cape creates favorable surf conditions in many wind and swell conditions for experienced and novice surfers alike. Locals typically id...

Published on Monday, May 2, 2011 by Howie Holben Going on gay vacations to Australia represent a huge opportunity to have the best time you have ever imagined. Many people dream of going to Australia, and with good reason. For one thing, the country (and continent) is amazingly beautiful. For another, the culture is such that it is ideal for an LGBT holiday. Who does not want to go down under? For the experience o...

Published on Sunday, May 1, 2011 by Owen Jones If you are at all interested in either Pennsylvania or American history, you will certainly have heard of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania and the historic activities that took place there for the period of the American Civil War. The three day long battle that took place there in July 1863 was harsh and bloody, but was claimed as a victory for the Unionist North. Even so,...