A Two Part Series of Discovery (Stay-Tuned) My first visit to Ecuador was nearly eight years ago. My trip at that time focused on experiencing the magnificent Galapagos Islands on Ecuador’s Pacific Coast; the islands are truly an eco-paradise, easily one of the world’s greatest treasures that should be on everyone’s bucket list. But Ecuador is…
Escape the busy city to a place of simplicity: Buttermilk Falls Inn, a 75-acre estate that combines history, modern elegance, country charm, and green amenities. A perfect example of the accommodation trend of Agritourism, Buttermilk Falls Inn maintains organic kitchen gardens and orchards that contribute to the refreshingly “honest” taste the inn’s cuisine has been said to…
You deserve a break. A break that includes chickens, organic cooking, and getting in touch with nature. Feather Down Farms “is the most unique vacation experience you’ll find in the U.S.” You stay at one of their finely-kept farms and sleep in a decked-out tent. These are no typical tents though. They’re something in between…
For you thrill seekers, there is a new draw to Palau, Micronesia, which has been called the 8th wonder of the world. The recently opened Eco-theme park features the only zip-line in Palau. The three-course zip-line soars over the Taki Waterfall Park in the state of Mgardmau and through the treetops. “Zipline is getting popular…
Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula, home to the region’s wildest coastline, is the ideal location for an adventurous girlfriend getaway. This itinerary provides the perfect blend of active pursuits and luxurious indulgences away from the crowds. Check out this diva’s review of the experience here! Trip dates: Year-round. $1450/ person based on double occupancy. 4 nights…
by Allison Neves Have you ever been out in the middle of nowhere? Seriously. I mean a place so remote that if you didn’t leave a detailed itinerary with someone regarding your exact location that you would be virtually impossible to find? Well, I have… several times, in fact. And, what I’ve discovered is that…
Project Successfully Reduces Overall Nitrogen Oxide Emissions by an Unprecedented 22 Tons per Year In 2001, before the green movement was on the radar of most local businesses, San Diego Harbor Excursion voluntarily initiated a series of eco-friendly engine modifications on six of its vessels to dramatically reduce the fleet’s environmental impact. In addition, the…