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pudwell says:
I recently found myself in NYC without a lot of $$$ to spend so I looked in to what there was that was free. This place is worth your time if you appreciate art and or want to see some really awesome toys. They have an extensive collection of toy boats, including one with a gas engine. A huge col…
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lolo9ca says:
From the location (right on the water!) to the amenities and the overall atmosphere this place is tops. It was by far the best place that we stayed on all of the Lofoten Islands. The property is comprised of old fisherman's cabins along a small harbor with a main building housing the dormitory's (…
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Andy99 says:
The Mariners' Museum in Newport News is one of largest museums of seafaring. Themed galleries are the Age of Exploration, Age of Steam, Defending the Seas, the Small Craft Center, and the Chesapeake Bay.
Much of the story of seafaring is told through beautifully crafted ship models, like a Phoen…
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world-traveller123 says:
Overall this is a large scale ferry service going from Stockholm to Helsinki.
It is accommodation because its basically a one night cruise ship.
The rooms were clean, we had a basic quad share. But entire ship is a cruiseship. Has many bars, places to eat and a dancing Elvis.
It has a big n…
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Manueldom says:
We did the “Insomnia” Caves & Dolphin Watching tour and LOVED IT!!!!
Don’t miss this trip! I recommend the early morning tour, the chances to sea Dolphins are higher.
On another day we rented a couple of jet skis threw them and also had a blast!
All the staff members are fantastic, Marcel i…
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nicolesmiley says:
With any number of different kinds of packages and Adventures they are the best company in the Key. You can go for just the snorkeling tour or you can opt for an all day package which they take you out to this huge barge for jet skiing, parasailing, etc. Fury water adventures has tons of little kio…
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alexindc says:
I am a yearly-passholder and an almost weekly visitor to Quiet Waters Park in Annapolis. Heck, I even got married here. And, while the marriage may not have lasted, my affinity for Quiet Waters Park has!
Pay $6 to get in, or $40 for a year-pass. Do the math, and if you plan on coming back enou…
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anidroz says:
Punta Del Diablo is all beaches. They have 3 beaches, then another beach that extends over five miles into the heart of Saint Teresa National Park. My favorite beach there is Playa del Pascadores. It has the fisherman's boats bulled onto the sand. It's very picturesque.
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hannah-lou says:
The Koombana Bay in Bunbury is famous for its local pod of dolphins that swim, eat and breed peacefully in the protected, shallow waters. There are approximately 50 that live there full time, while another 150 regurlarly live there for most parts of the year.
The Dolphin Discovery Centre is a tou…
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Average priced "General Tip & Advice" in Italy
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world-traveller123 says:
Good evening this is my review of airline Alitalia.
I flew with them from Toronto to Barcelona Spain.
They are one of the worst airlines I ever flew with.
Check in with them in Toronto was the agent was very rude and was browsing FACEBOOK when they were supposed to process my check in.
On…
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KeikoCreative says:
Madurodam is a miniature city located in Scheveningen, The Hague, in the Netherlands. It is a model of a Dutch town on a 1:25 scale, composed of typical Dutch buildings and landmarks, as are found at various locations in the country.
Since my friend from UK was over for a visit, my husband and I b…
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diisha392 says:
When EPCOT opened in 1982, Living with the Land was the only ride in the Land pavillion and therefore often experienced looooong lines. (The only other options were a less-than-exciting movie on the symbiotic relationships of the natural world and a unique cabaret of singing foods--I will forever h…
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jenn79 says:
Will add more pictures of Venice Canals eventually since I seem to visit twice a year, whenever friends are in town.
This is a bit of an oasis in Venice, where small houses line a man made canal system. While the property is only for the rich and famous, the area is open the public and quite a si…
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Transitory says:
I assume that Central Park has been reviewed several [hundred] times but I was there this weekend for a wedding ceremony in the park, so I'm adding my unnecessary two cents.
Entering the W. 72nd entrance, you can walk the well traveled path towards Strawberry Fields, the memorial site for John Le…
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Eric says:
I like the grand canal best at night or right around sunset. There is less activity on the water and the buildings begin to light up, reflecting off the inky surface of the water. Find a quiet place away from the bustle of gondolas and chatter of tourists and enjoy a relaxing evening.
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