Iguazu Falls is on the Iguazu River on the border between Argentina and Brazil. It is the largest waterfall system in the world. The falls are are located in Iguazu National Park on the Argentine side and Iguaçu National Park on the Brazilian side. The falls are made up of 275 individual waterfalls, with theContinue reading “Todays Image • Iguazu Falls”
Category Archives: Central & South America
Cruising Antarctica
A Trip To The End Of The Earth Occupying a land area about the size of the United States and Mexico combined, Antarctica is the highest, driest, coldest, windiest and brightest place on Earth. It is completely covered by a layer of ice that averages more than one mile thick, but is nearly three milesContinue reading “Cruising Antarctica”
Antarctic Cruise Itineraries
Antarctica – A Cruise Of A Lifetime! Fall in the northern hemisphere is springtime in Antarctica and a number of cruise companies are posting new Antarctic cruise offerings. If you enjoy cruising, if you are looking for more exotic destinations, this is a cruise not to miss! It still seems hard to believe but weContinue reading “Antarctic Cruise Itineraries”
An Atlas Of Destinations
Looking to travel? Interested in information on a specific destination? Click on any of the maps below for quick access to collections of links for articles on destinations grouped by region. Information on hundreds of cities, featuring character, attractions, using public transportation and more. ENTER SEARCH TERM Join Us Haven’t joined us yet? Sign upContinue reading “An Atlas Of Destinations”
Waterfront Guayaquil, Ecuador
The waterfront in Guayaquil on the west bank of the Guayas River offers a fantastic river walk park known as Malecón 2000. It stretches for over five mile and includes an amusement area featuring La Perla a giant ferris wheel, a botanical garden and a great riverside walk. Join us as we visit historic treasures,Continue reading “Waterfront Guayaquil, Ecuador”
A Photo Tour Of Machu Picchu
We’ve been searching for the words to describe the experience of being at Machu Picchu and we haven’t come up with anything adequate. The place overwhelmed us and trying to find a logical explanation of how it was built without the wheel or beasts of burden or steel tools left us stumped. The only thingContinue reading “A Photo Tour Of Machu Picchu”
The Intentional Travelers 