Anyone been to Cabralia ?
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I think people are thinking Calabria which is in Italy, but of course it's in Brazil,sorry never been there,my daughter is going to Brazil on her honeymoon, I'll ask her to look out for Sally.
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I recently took a trip to the Mayan Riviera (landed in Cancun, then took a bus to Playa del Carmen) during the off-season and spent $360 on my round trip ticket (after taxes) and took $300 in cash. You could double that for two people and go for around $1300. I had the best time EVER. You should know some Spanish to make things easier on yourself and be prepared to be carefree. Hotel was $35 a night (very swanky low-key place with a bar) and the beach was magnificent. The best part? Clothing was optional. ;)
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Yes! That's by Bolivar and stuff... My family lives there. \n\nIt's a great place, but make sure you go to a good landing...\n\nMasters is nearby in Stockton too... If you don't like Pomme de Terre you should head up there. \n\nIf you have any more questions you can e-mail me. I'm sure I can find an answer. :)
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It is a great place...If you are worried about trouble then go early in the day...Have fun :)
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no, but have you heard of the planet Correllia? or maybe Dantooine?  they're great vacation getaways. i've been there a few times to each place. nice places to relax.
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Raymond I am married to a filippino and will be in Manila for 5 weeks at christmas I could myself be interested in your idea, I will be at my house in Novaliches during my stay, I am hoping to find a new property during this period and would be willing to meet you and discus your ideas, king1dvd@yahoo.co.uk, regards David
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Spent 2 week there with friends and their family so we got a true taste of the culture.  Barcelona is beautiful, architecture of some of the greats !!   Also went to Pamplona and some small villages that still are enclosed in walls and cobblestone streets.  Saw MUCHO cathedrals, Food was great.  Was a super trip.  People were friendly. I would highly recommend a trip there.
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~There is an excellent outfitter in Torreon, but they don't take you to blue water.  You can charter a boat for under 200 pesos, and the waters they sail will never make you seasick.
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My mom has been there...she really liked it, said it's the most beautiful place she's been too...but hard lifestyle if you're living there. As a tourist it sounds fantastic! Be sure to try all the fruit, she talks about Sri Lankan fuit all the time.
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heyyy iam from Trinidad! ummm i visited these caves there i forgot what they are called but it was really cool and you should go to maracas beach that beach is awesome eat shark and bake very good ! have fun.
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I lived in Belize for a few months in 2003. I was a free-lance sailor at the time and we stayed at Moho Caye (pronounce KEY), the ppl that were running the marina (Linda and Russ) had retired and sold their deli in FL and bought an RV to travel thru central America. Anyway, I talked to them quite a few times abt how they got there and basically in Belize you are encouraged to stay and build a business if you are an American retiree, but you MUST have money to put in the bank of Belize and it also helps a great deal to have an income from the states, like SSI or retirement payments.\n\n There are quite a few beautiful resorts there already (my friend was an insurance adjuster for F&G insurance and I got to go visit all of the resorts they insured for free!). Belize City is a cool place to visit but try to be careful, there is a lot of violence in the area. I would watch the local news at Chef Bob's (great place to go and eat) and there wasn't a day that went by that there wasn't a murder or serious crime. I am not saying it is a bad country, please don't get me wrong. I loved the ppl I met and had a great stay. But there are some very violent elements, it may have been more harsh to me because ppl don't get shot there, they get macheted. The crime rate may not be even as high as New Orleans (I lived THERE too!).\n\n Belmopan is the capital and it was beautiful. Peaceful and clean. There are more ppl in Belize City but Belmopan is where I would live if I moved there. It is a very well-laid out city. Anyway, leave me a message on my 360 page if you want more info. I loved Belize! As a matter of fact if the Real ID becomes a reality I plan on going back to sailing or at least go travelling in the less facist places once the USA (which I am TOTALLY PATRIOTIC about, but I want to protect my daughter from technological slavery) turns into a police state. Hope I don't sound like too much of a fruitloop!\n\nGood Luck!
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u can try to visit abuja and victoria island but there are also places like ikoyi and port harcourt which i hear is nice
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It depends on your interests.  From Quito, the things most people do are go to the market at Otavalo and see the Mitad del Mundo monument at the Equator.  There's also a large, pre-Inca archaeological site called Cochasqui.  Cotopaxi and other volcanoes are breathtaking, and there are some trekking companies that can arrange for you to hike several.  The Galapagos are of course a big hit, but are sometimes out of reach of the budget traveler.  Along the coast is the Ruta del Sol, a bunch of villages along the main highway that participate in tourism.  At Puerto Lopez (along the Ruta del Sol) is the Parque Nacional de Machalilla, which features whale watching, bird watching, trips to the near-by Isla de la Plata, a beautiful beach at Los Frailes, and another huge archaeological site called Agua Blanca (the park is sometimes referred to as the poor man's Galapagos).  In Guayaquil itself is the new Malecon boardwalk area with shops, restaurants, and a new museum.  A little further south is Cuenca, which has some beautiful colonial architecture...the city itself is the thing to see.  If you're interested in the Amazon, a lot of people travel by bus from Quito to Tena, and operators there can organize river tours, meeting with shamans, and visiting bio-reserves.  Enjoy your trip!
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It's nice there, it's always nice there, just make sure you check for tropical storms brewing off the African coast that might sweep across the area or even turn into a hurricane. Happy travels!!! :)
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First of all HI!,a pleasure to answer a Boricuan girl like you.I'm Puertorican too!.You can go to "El Pozo de la Vaca" in Cabo Rojo where legend says that you can hear the cow's crying when the waves hit the well's interior each time you say:"Carmelo,traeme la vaca".
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I'd love to come to Oz. I think it's a bit exy for the tickets though. All the Aussies I've known have been good cobbers (and good fun)!! I've used "No worries" for years here in California. What a great phrase!!\n\nI'd check out the vejjo food joints. My husband would probably surf and dodge sharks. Luckily he's not a shark bisquit.\n\nThanks for the invite!!
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I like Rincon, Humacao and Caguas, I could give you more info depending on what you are looking for.