With summer officially ending at the end of September, there are still a few weekends left to get the most out of the Jersey shore. The shore provides something for every member of the family so here are a few tips to make the most out of a day trip to New Jersey's playground!
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Plan Ahead
Whether you are planning on spending a day at the beach or strolling the boardwalk, it's always a good idea to plan your trip ahead of time. Always check the weather before hopping in the car. Just because it's sunny where you are, doesn't mean that the beach is the same. It's no fun being freezing on the beach.
A History Lesson
While many people take to the Jersey Shore for their beautiful beaches, some people go for the number of historical activities that the shore offers. Monmouth County features the Twin Light Historic State Park, home to the Navesink Light Station. These twin beacon lighthouses mark the western entrance into the New York Harbor. They began operating in 1828 until they were decommissioned in 1949. Although no longer used for navigation, its beacons are still shining.
View From the Top
Another alternative to spending your whole day at the beach is to check out the view from above. The Mount Mitchell Scenic Overlook. At 266 feet above sea level, it is the highest point on the entire Atlantic seaboard with scenic views of Sandy Hook, Raritan Bay and the New York skyline. Pack a picnic before leaving your apartment!
Just For Kids
If you are looking for an activity for the kids, the shore has no shortage of games and entertainment, guaranteed to please. The Keansburg Amusement Park and Runaway Rapids features a state-of-the-art water park with unique rides and arcades. It also features a 2500 foot fishing pier and free beach access.
Hit the Beach!
Of course, no trip to the Jersey Shore, day or longer, is complete without dipping a toe in the Atlantic. With miles and miles of beaches to choose from, each community provides the perfect backdrop for whatever kind of day you desire. Just don't forget the sunscreen!
Mauritius is major tourist's destination. Its part of the Island Nations that dot the Indian Ocean. It's found on the southern coast of the African continent and its part of the Mascarene Islands. The island was first colonized by the Dutch and the French after the first colonizers abandoned it. Then the British joined in and the country was later to gain independence in 1968. The capital is Port Louis. It's a major attraction due to nice the beaches and coral reefs.
Mauritius is formed around a central plateau. It has a highest peak in an area called Piton de la Petite Riviere Noire that rises above 828 metres. Around the plateau visitors can observe the original crater that's surrounded by other smaller mountains. Some of the towns that tourists can visit include Rose - Hill, Phoenix, Vacoas, Curepipe, Beau-Bassin and Quatre Bornes. The area's climate is warm, dry winter from May to November and a hot, wet and humid summer from November to May. However, cyclones have sometimes occurred.
Mauritius is a good location for fishing. It exports a lot fish to oversea markets. Sugarcane farms are so many and the sector accounts for 25% of the export earnings. However tourism has been the major boost. This has contributed to development of lounges and hotels along the warm beaches. Some festivals are celebrated here around here like Diwali, Chinese New Year, Eid Al- Fitr and others. Activities like skiing, surfing, deep sea fishing, windsurfing, yacht cruising are occur here due to the calm cool waters.
Serengeti is the best ecosystem to ever happen on mother earth. It's located in north-western part of Tanzania and in Kenya to the south-western side. It's home to the world's largest animal's migration. It's now one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Visitors arrive in Kenya's Masai Mara Game Reserve annually from June to November to witness this magical migration. It happens on the Mara River and one gets to watch the Nile Crocodiles as they crash the wildebeest as they cross the river live.
Serengeti is a word with origin from a local community in Kenya called the Maasai. The word Serengit means 'Endless Plains'. The savanna contains numerous national parks and game reserves. It also has a very high number of wildlife. Its grasslands and woodlands support the Wildebeests, zebras, gazelles, buffalo, elephants and other grazers. The habitat is home to Africa's best predators from cheetahs, leopards, lions and hyenas. Some of most common birds are the African vultures that mill high above waiting for any weak animal to die.
Serengeti plains have some of the best features around. They have very large ancient rocks that are used as observation points of the plains. They area around the plains is called Maasailand and it's protected by both Kenya and Tanzania governments. In these plains, visitors can observe the Ol Donyo Lengai that is the only active volcano around and still shoots very hot lava. Due to the thick layer formed by the volcanic ash, most of the area is treeless. Trees root cannot penetrate the ground.
The following article has been written to help you with any holiday problems you may have this year. From previous experience I know how difficult it can be so I wrote the following article to help anyone in the same situation.
If you are struggling with the cost of your holiday this year then why not consider booking online to get the best possible deals. By purchasing your flights and hotel separately online you can save yourself money. If you need to save the extra cash or you just see it as extra spending money it's always good to save your hard earned cash! This cash will always come in handy when you get on holiday and remember this!
My advice would by to shop around for your flights you can get a better deal. With some airlines you pay additional money to sit together with the people you are travelling with. If it's only a short trip in Europe then why not save the money and take a magazine to keep you occupied. Airlines can also charge you for airplane food which isn't always needed. Again, if you are only on a short trip don't have the food and purchase something when you land. You normally find it tastes a lot nicer and it's less than half the price!
When booking your hotels take a look at villas, sometimes this can be a lot cheaper and you get the added bonus of privacy. Consider self catering holidays instead of half or full board holidays. Self catering holidays allow you to spend as little or as much as you like on food and you can also always enjoy your food because you've been able to choose it. With a little bit of determination you can eat for not a lot of money on holiday.
If you need travel insurance consider ringing insurance companies you currently have policies with. You will find quite often that your house or car insurance will have an added option of insurance. You will find that by taking out additional insurance with a preexisting insurance account will cost a lot less than taking out travel insurance from scratch. Also consider setting up insurance as a family instead of individually as this also may save you money.
Although the original novel, Volterra is mentioned as the place where part of the action takes place in the second part of the Twilight: New Moon, Volterra is present in a marginal way in the film.
The filming of New Moon in Montepulciano lasted two weeks, and hopefully, both Volterra and Montepulciano join a wave of tourists (at least in these years) thanks to the success of the film.
Montepulciano is in the province of Siena, and is noted for its landscape of hills in the style of Tuscany, crowned at the top of the Duomo Santa Maria Assunta catedal, or the Sanctuary of the Madonna di San Biagio, just outside of the city.
The charm of Montepulciano, thanks to its position on top of a hill, is visible from many angles, thanks to the panoramic views of the Tuscan countryside. Wine production area, there are many wineries that can be visited, as well as a recommended food.
When visiting the now famous Via del Corso, a street that zigzags between the medieval facades, no doubt, we fully immersed in the magic of New Moon, a film that could catch in its history to millions of viewers around the world.
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Spain, the peninsula of the Old Continent, not its most characteristic places where he developed the very history of Middle Evo. Any avid traveler himself to revive the legends of those distant times, may choose to visit magical places hiring a tour or simply arrange their own itinerary through mystical lands.
There are tours that offer travel the route of the Knights Templar, Aragón visiting the land of the most powerful religious order of all time and stepped up to the Cid. The proposal includes venture into the depths of castles, palaces, monuments and
places where the remains of some of the warrior monks who left their mark on history.
Another proposal fraught with the charm of medieval Spain is to go the route of the Kings which is a tour that seeks to recreate the most of what life was of the Catholic Monarchs and especially of Isabel the Catholic and Christopher Columbus.
Other people who represent the most are Ávila Medieval Spain, where medieval architecture and imposing delight you.
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The fashion of virtual visits to sites of interest (or artistic) extends. If you knew some entries can make a virtual visit to the Casa Museo de Ana Frank, now is the turn (no less) than the Sistine Chapel.
The Sistine Chapel is one of the treasures of the Vatican City, a stay in the visit to the Vatican Museums (see schedule) that allows us to appreciate one of the masterpieces painted by Michelangelo in the form of mural, on the walls and roof of the enclosure. For those who can not travel to the Vatican for the visit, the site offers more than interesting alternatives: a virtual tour.
After two years of work and several days of photographic survey carried out within the premises jointly between the Vatican and the University of Villanova, in the Vatican website can make a virtual tour of the Sistine Chapel, appreciating many of the details paints. Just move our mouse over the image, we can go 360 degrees around the enclosure, and closer to the wall drawing the benefits of digital. Even for some, the virtual tour may be more beneficial than the display in situ, as we approach the details in a way impossible in the place.
The virtual tour of the Sistine Chapel, was performed by adding the composition of thousands of digital images edited to a three-dimensional panoramic projection. To make the digital record for five nights, the Vatican granted exceptional leave to students and teachers who collected the images. Fortunately, the result is available so we can see from our computer.
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