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paulkernan says:
The island is free to all visitors... but of course the ferry ticket has to be bought (unless you are taking part in the Great Rathlin Swim!)
Rathlin Island is the only Island in the north of Ireland. It has a first-class harbour recently finished and many ferry sailing a day from Ballycastle, but …
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sshaunaa says:
Like many things about Perth, the zoo has lots of animals, but has the feeling of a small z. In all I spent approximately two hours walking through the zoo and was able to see all the displays.
Highlights of my visit included an elephant demonstration, which had two of the zoo's elephants doing …
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Figatellix says:
The Maritim Museum is composed by several ships. This is some of those :
- The Star Of India, the older ship that still sails (and I think the most beautiful)
- The HMS Surprise, a replica of a 18th century Royal Navy frigate. Maybe some of you will recognize the boat used in the movie Master and …
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BillyPyro says:
During my recent trip i managed to venture into a large town called Lucerne in Switzerland. But it was from here i made my way to the top of Mt Pilatus which all up took about 45-60 minutes from the hotel as a starting point.
It takes about 10 minutes to get to the base of the mountain in the tow…
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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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dutchanna says:
Manly is very easy to get to from Sydney CBD. Just catch the ferry to see some wonderful sights on the way and after a 5 minute walk from the ferry terminal you are on the beach!
It stretches quite far which means you tend to have more space to lie on the beach compared to the Eastern Suburb bea…
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Dave81 says:
When your are visiting Basle you have to take a ferry once to get to the other Rhine bank. There are several ferries which take you over the Rhine. Please use the following link to get some more information http://www.faehri.ch/ (english language is also available)
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zartan81 says:
Viðey Island is an island were people lived on it, in the past.
Nowadays you can still see the ruins of the houses that have been built there.
It's also a place where you can wonder around peacefully and enjoy the nature on the island.
Viðey Island (speak out as: Vithey Island) has one main …
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mskadu says:
Worth the cost. Its a 3.5 hour ride, so make sure you have company (friends, partner or books?!). The size of the boat was not obvious from the boarding point (feels like boarding a plane). It is only when i saw the space inside that i realized its size.Quite an excellent journey!
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yadilitta says:
If you are following the "Ruta del Sol" along the Ecuadorian coast, you will notice that the highway goes interrupted by the Chone River.
Once you arrived to Bahia de Caraquez, you have to take the ferry to cross to the other side, where San Vicente is located.
There's no schedule for the dep…
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Sads79 says:
I found it quite difficult to track down up-to-date information on getting from Trinidad to Venezuela until I got there, so here's the information as at 1st August 2009.
* Ferries run once a week on Wednesdays
* Departure from Chaguaramas, Trinidid = 9am (arrives Guiria 12.30pm)
* Departure fro…
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PinkBikini says:
It has a double shower and a hot tub. The free champagne isn't much to write home about. With HBO and a hot tub you can survive even ugly weather. And in good weather, it's close to beaches (just a few miles drive), restaurants and clubs and bars (walking distance), and a ferry ride to Martha's V…
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coolguy says:
Traditional home of the Haida people. Beautiful, magical place. Quite remote, but if you ever get the chance, well worth a visit.
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wbatesy says:
My girlfriend and I have in recent years been trying to get to as many new places as possible, so much so, that when we go away on a quiet weekend break we always look to see if we can get across a border somewhere and find a new country to tick off! We were invited down to Gibraltar by family livi…
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tedwerd2 says:
All it costs is a $25 ferry ticket and maybe a bus ride. Went here 3 times in my 6 months in NZ. Great for relaxing on the beach and camping. Ask me for the perfect camping spot with your own private beach on secluded bay with diamond water! Thats what we called it, its those bioluminescent algae wh…
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