Similar Articles |
|
Real Travel Adventures February 2008 Bonnie & Bill Neely |
Province of Quebec: Beautiful Any Season There are so many wonderful places to see you could spend every holiday of your life and never see it all. |
Real Travel Adventures June 2008 Bonnie & Bill Neely |
Whale Watching Along Cote Nord, Quebec Portnewf-sur-Mer is the place to go for whale watching. |
Real Travel Adventures May 2008 Bonnie & Bill Neely |
Quebec's Cote Nord, Sept Iles and Historic Lighthouse Travel the Whale Route from Quebec City to the Gulf of St. Lawrence for a lovely and clean voyage, and several long views of the neighboring islands. |
High on Adventure April 2007 Habeeb Salloum |
The Magnificent Charlevoix Region of Quebec... And Its Whales The Charlevoix Region of Quebec has its surprises. |
Real Travel Adventures March 2008 Bonnie & Bill Neely |
Mingan Archipelago, Quebec's National Treasure All visitors, no matter what language they speak, find warm and inviting hospitality while experiencing truly French culture, cuisine, and language. |
Real Travel Adventures October 2008 Bonnie & Bill Neely |
Kayaking In The St. Lawrence Just beyond Tadoussac at Les Bergeronnes in the wonderful Cote Nord Whale Watching Highway along the St. Lawrence in Quebec, Canada, we lunched at Mer et Monde Cafe, a bistro restaurant with very fresh and tasty food. |
Real Travel Adventures September 2008 Bonnie & Bill Neely |
Baleen Whales In Quebec We were fascinated to visit Mingan Island Cetacean Studies (MICS), the non-profit center for research for the rorqual whales, so named because they have baleens instead of teeth and have folds in their lower jaw to allow it to expand. |
High on Adventure April 2006 Larry Turner |
Quebec City, Canada Quebec City is a quietly robust city of one-half million -- an Old World city blended with the New World. It is also the only walled city in North America. |
Real Travel Adventures January 2008 Bonnie & Bill Neely |
This is the Year To Visit Quebec! This year Quebec City, Ville de Quebec, has many special events and festivals planned to celebrate her birthday January through October and invites you to join the fun. |
Real Travel Adventures August 2006 Bonniel Neely |
Quebec, Why Cross the Ocean to France? Most of Quebec is rolling hills, dense forests, and thousands of lakes, both large and small. It's a paradise for water sports, fishing, bird watching, hiking, and ATV's. |
AskMen.com Christopher Arnolds |
Top 10: Must-See Locales In Canada From deserted, towering mountains to sophisticated urban settings, Canada has a range of natural sights that rival the rest of the world. |
Real Travel Adventures September 2010 May Georgina DeLory |
An Historical Jaunt Through Old Quebec City Quebec City celebrated its 400th Anniversary in 2008. Capital of the province of Quebec, it is in this unique city where French civilization first took hold in Canada. |
High on Adventure December 2006 Les Furnanz |
Norway in a Nutshell Oslo, Bergen, and the Fjords Shine in Early Spring |
Real Travel Adventures July 2008 Larry Taylor |
Sailing on Cruise West in the Sea of Cortez The Sea of Cortez offers whale watching, swimming with the seals, and hiking toward vistas of the deep blue water. |
Adventure March 2004 Tim Cahill |
Moby, Duck! The southern right whale survived three centuries of hunting, but now a little birdie is picking on it- to death. |
Real Travel Adventures October 2005 Larry Taylor |
Cruising With Whales Off Baja Clipper cruises take passengers for close encounters with mother whales and their calves. Touch them. Take their pictures. |
Outside May 2006 Philip D. Armour |
Bloody Business Norwegian fishermen call it an honest day's work. Greenpeace calls it a violent crime. The issue is the annual hunt for North Atlantic minke whales. |
Real Travel Adventures October 2008 Bonnie & Bill Neely |
Best Inter-generational Days at Mystic Aquarium There is so much going on at Mystic Aquarium it is impossible to see and do it all in one day, but you can get your hand stamped for re-entry the following day at no extra cost. |