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Saturday, December 19, 2009

5 days safaris tanzania, wildlife safari tours

5 days safaris tanzania, wildlife safari tours5 days safaris tanzania, wildlife safari tours

Wildlife safaris Tanzania adventures. Book this 5 days wonderful safari tours.

KITASA: LAKE MANYARA, NGORONGORO CRATER & SERENGETI (5 DAYS LODGE)

Pick up on arrival and transfer to booked Hotel.

Day 1: Leave Arusha/Moshi at 9:00am and arrive at Lake Manyara Lunch time. Afternoon game view drive until evening. Dinner and Overnight at Lake Manyara Hotel

Day 2: Leave lake Manyara Hotel with picnic lunch and proceed to Serengeti. Do game view drive enroute to Serenora wilde life lodge in Serengeti dinner and overnight.

Day 3: After breakfast full day game drive in Serengeti Dinner and overnight at Seronera wildlife Lodge.

Day 4: Morning game drive in Serengeti, then proceed to Ngorongro Via Olduvai Gorge. Dinner and overnight at Ngorongoro wildlife Lodge.

Day 5: After breakfast descend into the crater for a full day game drive. Leave late afternoon for Moshi/Arusha in reserved Hotel Bed and Breakfast.

Cost per person - minimum 2 Pax

With Pre/Post Safari De luxe Hotel US$ 1660 Lodge Safaris

With Pre&Post De Luxe Hotel USD 1250 Budget Camping

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Monday, November 23, 2009

Zanzibar Beach Holiday Tour

Zanzibar Beach Holiday TourZanzibar Beach Holiday Tour

Zanzibar Tour Operators:Zanzibar Private Tour:Your Tanzania and Zanzibar Holiday best service provider to satisfy and comfort all your Tanzania and Zanzibar Holiday attentions.

Well attended Tanzania Safari and carefully touched Zanzibar Beach Holiday Vacation Tours.

Zanzibar Spice Tour,Zanzibar Stone Town Tour,Zanziibar Dolphin and Jozani Forest Tours are among our Tanzania and Zanzibar Safari and Beach Holiday Tours and Activities.

Zanzibar Private Tours:An Ultimate Zanziibar and Tanzania Tour Operator to satisfy and comfort your Beach Tanzania Safari and Zanzibar Beach Holiday.

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Thursday, July 02, 2009

Below you can watch a videoclip about walking in Paphos Forest and Troodos

Phivos Ioannides

If you are interested to go on a walking trip in Paphos Forest or Troodos, the videoclip can give you a brief glimpse of what you should expect to find.

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A Book Guide on Nature of Cyprus

Phivos Ioannides

I published a guide book on Nature of Cyprus. It is coloured, very easy to use and has extensive information on about 200 nature spots on teh island, including almost 50 walking routes.

Take a look at the videoclip if you like more info about the book.

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Thursday, March 12, 2009

Explore Kenya Safaris

Explore Kenya SafarisExplore Kenya Safaris

Day 01: Nairobi - Amboseli

Day 02: Amboseli

Day 03: Amboseli - Arusha - Lake Manyara

Day 04: Lake Manyara - Serengeti

Day 05: Serengeti

Day 06: Serengeti - Ngorongoro Crater

Day 07: Ngorongoro Crater - Zanzibar

Day 08: Zanzibar

Day 09: Zanzibar

Day 10: Fly back to Nairobi

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Monday, February 16, 2009

Safari Luxury holidays in Kenya

Safari Luxury holidays in KenyaSafari Luxury holidays in Kenya

Day 01: Nairobi - Treehotel

Day 02: Treehotel - Samburu

Day 03: Samburu

Day 04: Samburu - Lake Nakuru

Day 05: Lake Nakuru - Masai Mara

Day 06: Masai Mara

Day 07: Return back to Nairobi

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Thursday, January 29, 2009

'Dublin's Da Vinci Code'

Roibeard McElroy

Dublin Castle has a lot of history and is a very important historical sight in Dublin. However, it (and its environs)have a couple of aspects, which are mystery/esoteric related. So hear about them with me and maybe one will have to start a mini 'Da Vinci Code of Dublin'.

On my tours, there is always something different, and the above is such an example...

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'The famous soup kitchen of Merrion Square'

Roibeard McElroy

On my Walking tours of Dublin, we pass through Merrion Square Park (one of Dublin's Georgian Squares); hear about how the Park was inextricably linked during the Great Irish Famine of the 1840's with a French Chef and his Soup Kitchen of the time! Quirkiness is never far away when one is narrating the story of Dublin!

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'Haunted sights and buildings of Dublin'

Roibeard McElroy

On my historical and literary tours in Ireland's capital city, I take people to hidden places; one example of such hidden places are haunted sights.

The list of haunted sights ranges from a Library, houses of a Gothic writer and a revolutionary patrio to a park! Small wonder, Dublin has a charm of its own and has a special pedigree. Also hear about Gothic writers who specialised in books with ghosts and hauntings as their theme, and how the vampire of Stoker's Dracula may have its roots in Gaelic mythology!

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Monday, January 19, 2009

FEMALE TOUR GUIDE IN BUENOS AIRES.

Let me organize your trip

I can only give information to optimize your time and know the city or I also company you for walking around, visit places , dinner , lunch, coffee while we chat about argentinean culture and history.

Learn all with a local and not with a regular tour with a lot of people and non personalized questions!

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DINNER IN BUENOS AIRES, WINE, TANGO SHOW, WALKING TOUR.

Enjoy BA as a local !

Walk around the city, take a bus or subway or taxi and learn how we really live.

Taste our food and wine , order for the right things at the right places.

Go to a tango show but don´t go with a big group , you lose the real taste of the tango.

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BUENOS AIRES . Optimize your time and money!

Hiring Liz you can save time and money.

*go to the right places at the right time

*feel safe and relax to walk around

*buy things and make reservations for local prices in pesos

*focus shopping , if you want to buy sth go to the right places

*understand the culture and interact with others

*go to a tango show and understand what is about and the songs

*etc

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Tuesday, January 06, 2009

Irish - most revolutionary writer of the 20th century!

Roibeard McElroy

The novel, Ulysees published in 1922, has been claimed to have changed the face of literature and to have revolutionised the novel in the 20th Century. The book is set on the day of June 16, 1904 and chronicles a day in the life of Leopold Bloom - a Jew - as he goes wandering around his native Dublin, much akin to the Greek epic, The Odyssey of Ulyssees (Odysseus) from whom the novel takes its name.

Joyce through the voice of Bloom, outlines the history of the Irish race, Ireland, Dublin, its streets, its sites, the commercial nexus of the city, its pulse, its epicentre, its veins and arteries; in essence every component and part of the fabric of Dublin - of its topography - in voluminous detail. James Joyce's research and erudition is truly awesome (he studied the old ‘Thom's Directories' and detailed maps for years, which gave him this colossal knowledge). colloquialisms.

Herein lies the power and the influence of Ulysses: Joyce changed fundamentally the structure of the novel, he used no punctuation, to give it an uninterrupted flow; the wordplay and punning is infinite, done in a totally unique way. To cite but one example, Bloom breaks up the word Castile into cast steel. It's these innovative verbalisings, fusions of linguistic expressions and colloquialisms, its encyclopaedic knowledge, which makes it one of the most influential novels that literature has ever been bequeathed. All that one ever wanted to know about Dublin and indeed Ireland, its history, its people, its culture, its idiosyncracies, its charms, its contradictions, its betrayals, its heartaches, can be found here narrated through the medium of Leopold Bloom in one solitary day.

Small wonder that June 16, has been immortalised in the annual calendar as ‘Bloomsday'. Ulysees is totally unique, a pioneering work in English literature produced by an Irish writer in exile, which contains a wealth of information, linguistic flair, a descriptive genius, an intricate awareness of the layout of Dublin, its heartbeats, its resonances, its good and bad, its charm. James Joyce gave the world a modern odyssey of his native Dublin.

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Monday, December 15, 2008

Bowling Green, Part Two: Continental Bull

Bowling Green, Part Two:  Continental Bull

Author and NYC guide, Robert Westfield, discusses statues--Four Continents by Daniel French and Charging Bull by Di Modica--around Bowling Green, and captures tourists posing proudly with the "balls of the bull." Series of video tours of NYC.

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