Green Park Resort

... the beach and close to shops and restaurants. Today we have just been wandering around the local area. We decided to hire a car for the next week as transport is very limited. Can't wait to get down to The Keys and a nice resort! We need a pool!

... the bush and waited for the rhino to walk out into the flat are of land, which it didn’t, so we returned to the resort for some dinner. Unfortunately dinner consisted of Dal Bhat, which we are not too fond of! I have no idea how Nepali people can ...

... . The lake is beautiful but ti was raining so we did not take any picture of the lake. We passed by Taupo. Taupo is a beautiful resort town but we did not stop because we have a long drive ahead of us. The town looks like Monterey with lots of restaurants ...

So today we set off to Ranthambore, which is meant to be a jungle like haven which homes the famous safari park. The journey was meant to be three hours long but it took us six. The last two hours felt like we were driving through small African villages, ...

... we may just have to invest in a cruise.  We went next door to the Gagudji Lodge at Cooinda and found it had a really nice resort like feel about it.  With an amazing swimming pool, had we known we would have only done the two nights at Jabiru to ...

... we headed out to a car park to watch the sunset. You would never know how many people were there (it’s a small resort village), until the sunsets. Soon cars filled almost every slot and everyone was watching the sun slowly descend.  Once the ...

... pretty well-known 20-mile ride across not one, not two, but THREE different ski areas - Deer Valley, The Canyons and Park City Mountain Resort (aka "PCMR", as the locals call it).  Even as I write this quite after the fact I'm having ...

... 't offer much in the way of a view.  I managed to find a sole individual busily buzzing about the property, possibly preparing the "resort" for the summer rush of jim-bobs and a billy-sues looking to "git" away from it all.  I approached him and ...

... doing the herding had a good chuckle at us taking photos out of a tree. Shortly thereafter, we came to the Eco-Resort. It was awesome. The architecture was really cool, all built from stone and poured cement with pools tiered throughout the property. ...

... come back.  I took my final jaunt on my JR Rail Pass to Noboribetsu station and then got a bus to the hot springs resort town.  Right next to the bus stop, there was an information center that was absolutely terrific!  I got an English ...

... what time is everyone else eating?”  “Deborah you are everyone else.” It turned out that I had the entire resort to myself for all three nights! Apparently my timing was perfect because a large group had just left and 7 folks ...

... , a little village on the other side of the river from the National park headquarters. There is only one 5* resort actually inside the park and the rest of the accommodation and restaurants are in the tiny village. We started the hunt for accommodation ...

... the rest of South East Asia. We had dinner at a little Chinese restaurant that was one of a few restaurants outside the resort.  I think we were served by the youngest waitresses, she could have been no older than 10.  She was prodding her younger ...

... ground at the gorge itself.  We were so pleased that we did, surveying the setting, it looked to be more like a resort than a national park camp ground.  In saying that, it still retained the rustic charm of camping in the bush, just with the ...

... to ensure that the EZ was going to be safe. Picking up the hire car and making the short journey to Yulara and the Ayers Rock resort, we were checked in before mid-day. Now it was time to see Uluru from the ground. The ranger at the Park entrance gate ...

... I have to choose an animal that will be raiding my campsite.  The first day we took a simple, 2 hour hike around the resort and campsite, as there are a series of hiking trails that lead to some very beautiful areas and viewpoints.  One of the ...

... be dead now! From Yosemite we drove to Lake Tahoe – it is on the boarder of California and Nevada and it’s a ski resort. The Lake was beautiful – the weather would have been if we were staying in a hotel – it was snowing. After ...

... a nice "indoor picnic."  Then we took the school bus back to the base of the mountain.  On our ride out from the ski resort we came across a number of Big Horn Sheep just grazing by the side of the road.   Since the sun was shining we would ...

... if there was ever a half-assed attempt by China to compete with Disney World, this is it. Interlaken by OCT is a Resort/Spa/Theme Park of sort. The only problem here is that 80% of the complex is still under construction, yet they deem it suitable ...

... 're Home!", and I know just how he feels! WE're back at the same condo as last year, which is in the Las Palmas, Green Valley resort. It's a huge 3 bed condo, with everything! Tegz is like a queen in a king sized bed, with her own full bathroom. The boys ...

... the first bit, and we got our first wow! moment when we saw the huge mountains with the vast vast vast amounts of beautiful green trees.  As we cleared the Abbotsford environs it finally felt as if we were leaving the big smoke behind and on our ...