February 2009FREE International Travel Adventure Magazine E-zine: Dream or Plan you holidays trips here in Real Travel Adventures

February 2009

See Below for new features & new books and audio

Luxury in Riviera Maya By Bonnie Neely Mexico's Yucatan Penninsula is, without a doubt, one of the finest holiday spots you could choose…for exquisite scenery, vast archeological sites, perfect year-round climate, numerous adventure activities, restful and luxurious accommodations, relaxation, excellent cuisine, fresh seafood, and some of the friendliest people you'll find anywhere to provide for your every need. The beaches of the exquisite Caribbean rival any in the world for tranquil beauty. Read More...

Whooping it up with the Cranes in Rockport, Texas ByMary Walker Clark it was hard to appreciate the birds size until they flew. At five feet tall and a seven-foot wing span, they’re the basketball players of the bird world. It looked as if their lumbering take-off would not succeed, but the slow, graceful flaps gradually lifted them above us. What a thrill to see an endangered species casually move away. After this experience, the numbers of bird sightings grew exponentially.

Read More...

Hot Lava Java On Hawaii¹s Big Island By Dawna L. Robertson there's another dimension to the Big Island that tends to appeal to visitors with all tastes. It¹s such an integral part of the island¹s cultural complexion, in fact, that it¹s been honored for nearly four decades in Hawaii¹s longest running agricultural festival that continues to stir up quite a buzz on the laid-back island. Through the years, the award-winning Kona Coffee Cultural Festival has attained recognition as the oldest and most successful food festival Read More...

Winter Wonderland Awaits in Downtown Chicago By Emma Krasov Traveling to Chicago in winter, however silly it sounds from a Californian point of view, has its perks. It’s a real snow wonderland out there, not glittered cotton puffs in a surfboard store window. The most ambitious downtown in the nation, where the greatest architects’ competition, started in 1885, still continues, looks especially majestic on a starry night, all clad in white (rhymes unintended) with a City Hall Christmas tree, shimmering like a colorful childhood dream. Read More...

Oceanside Hospitality in Canada's Gaspésie By Gaston Lacombe The Gaspésie peninsula sticks out like a giant tongue into the sea, south of where the Saint-Lawrence River imperceptibly transforms into a gulf. Situated at one end of the Appalachian Mountains, it is a place where land and sea collide in a most spectacular way. In the language of the native Mikma'q people, who used to inhabit Gaspésie's thick woodlands and ragged coast, its name means "land's end." Read More...

Wining & Dining in Anguilla By Ron Kapon Anguilla is situated in the British West Indies, around 150 miles east of Puerto Rico and 9 miles north of St. Maarten. It is the most northerly of the Leeward Islands in the Eastern Caribbean. The name Anguilla means eel, which is perfect for an island that measures 16 miles by 3 miles. Read More...

Getting Directions in a Foreign Language By Antonio Graceffo I told him about my walk about the old part of Manila: Seeing that I was completely lost, Joan took paper and pen. “I will draw you a map.” she said. She began talking again, at the same rate and with the same level of confusion as before. The only difference was now she was also drawing. The images on the paper seemed to represent crossings and turns, but none of them were labeled. Worse... Read More...

Carpe Diem - Seize the Day By Michael LevyChildren do not think about time in the same way as older folks. They are too busy playing games and chatting with their friends. They grow into adults who gain responsibilities and commitments. As adults, there is no time to contemplate where time is going because many folks swamp themselves by their daily routines. Holidays and travel can give us the time to ponder and learn how to seize the day in peace and joy. Read More...

Books and Audio Reviews

Great African Adventures: A Guide to the Mother Continent's Ultimate Outdoor Adventures By Jacques Marias

Urban Iran by Mark Batty, Publisher

Pocket Book of Ancient Egypt by Farid Atiya

Tibet- Caught In Time By John Clarke, Foreword by the Dalai Lama

"Like Whatever": the Insider's Guide To Raising Teens By Rebecca Kahlenberg, Editor.

Versailles: A Biography of a Palace by Tony Spawforth

____________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________

Vacation Rentals and Home Rentals Worldwide

Subscribe For Your Free Monthly Travel Magazine
Email:

Online Specials Daily Sign up for Senior Travel Club

Our friendly agents are here to help.

Call 1-800-578-1479 or 1-800-559-1141 email: information@usarivercruises.com

visit: www.usarivercruises.com

Travel News

Complete Index of Features

Many Book & Audio Reviews For Your Travels

XE.com Personal Currency Assistant

Find This Place On MapQuest

What Time Is It Anywhere In The World

Send this Page to a Friend

Subscribers:So that your free subscription is not mistaken for spam,

Please copy & paste our E-mail address into your address book: mail@realtraveladventures.com

It's that simple!

Real Travel Adventures International Magazine

Adventure Travels in your Free Ezine

Free Monthly Subscriptions

Home Next Page

Peace for Everyone

If any links don't work

PLEASE NOTIFY US

Thanks for visiting us!

Real Travel Adventures International Magazine

Real and Armchair Travelers: Enjoy best trip reviews, travel features, and excellent travel photos in RealTravelAdventures.com, your FREE on-line international magazine. Send your funny or outrageous travel experiences & photos and get published!

Visit or dream of fascintating places with Real Travel Adventures e-zine! This site offers travel humor, photos, stories, helpful guidebooks, and more. Visit for fun or to seek tips for your next travel adventure...and then share your own stories with us here at

realtraveladventures.com, your free online travel magazine, where you'll find great book reviews, international travel adventures magazine, airline tickets, real travel adventures, camping, RV travel, RV's, Cruises, restaurant reviews, RVing, FamilyTrips, traveling with kids and children, Nature and eco trips, ecology, international travel, Ski Trips, Spas, Spiritual Retreats, interviews with Special People, Travel Humor, Travel News, Unbelievable, WeddingTrips, restaurant reviews and advisor, traveling adventures, adventure travels, travel, virtual and armchair travel, Back Roads, off the beaten path, where to go Camping and enjoy RV trips, where to Dine and Sleep, fun Family Trips, our Favorite Finds, Arts and Crafts, cruises and cruise vacations, romantic trips, traveling tips, travel stories, audio book reviews for your travels, books reviews, good books for a trip, wedding trip planner, wedding Trips, Honeymoons, Unbelievable adventures, Travel News, humorous travel stories, spas and retreats, spiritual retreats, meditation retreats, ski trips, week-end trips Near You, nature's Best places, ecology trips, travel guide books, traveling with children, e-zines, FREE Ezines, Free travel magazines, magazine, free online magazines, internet magazines, free magazine subscriptions, web magazines, true stories, humorous articles, funny features, human interest features, nature photos, environment photographs, photos, adventurous stories, real true stories, true adventrues, camping gear, vacation, holidays, safaris, Caribbean vacations, cheap hotels, great places to go, nature hikes, nature photography, family vacations, family holidays, trip planner, great trips, scenic photos, holiday vacations, holidays, holiday stories, foreign destinations, International travel trips. And you can Get published here too! Send us your travel stories and pictures.

If you wish to use our features or photos you must first contact us