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Structure in the Sea
A Travel Blog entry by jiji.guillaume from Viña del Mar, Chile
Day 5 Walking around Viña del Mar, you could really smell the sea.We spend a long time by the sea observing the life around it, the seagulls and pelicans enjoying the water, and some dogs barking at the waves when they hit the rocks. ...
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Rincon Part 2
A Travel Blog entry by gclarke_99 from Rincon de Guayabitos, Mexico
... was late and we were´t sure how to catch the bus on the highway, Tom negotiated with a taxi driver to take us back to Rincon. $20CAD. Tom and Marsha are going home tomorrow. Jan 12 - Merilynn was not feeling well so we just hung out close ...
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I figured out where the birds go in the winter!!
A Travel Blog entry by vivianlam from Rincon Del Mar, Colombia
... . We went for lunch in the dinning room where they served us chicken noodle soup, watermelon juice, coconut rice and one of the best sea bass I've ever had. Lunch today was superb!! Fish is the local specialty here and they were right! The chicken soup ...
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Puerto Rico Island heading West
A Travel Blog entry by vikatw from Rincon, Puerto Rico
... running from lagoon to sea from sea to lagoon switching from salt water and fresh water. Aaaah. There were quite high waves in the sea, obviously a surfer's beach so swimming in the ocean was a bit exhausting. Another switch to the lagoon and we noticed a ...
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COLOMBIAN EASTER BREAK
A Travel Blog entry by prieststrip from Rincón, Sucre, Colombia
... , absolutely packed atmospheric sea town. It was Saturday and it appeared everyone had packed a picnic and headed for the sea. Music blasted from about seven loudspeakers playing different tunes creating a carnival atmosphere. Our ...
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Island hopping, over sun tanning...
A Travel Blog entry by vivianlam from Rincon Del Mar, Colombia
... to say that the mountains usually housed two types of people – the rich and the poor. I guess the same can be said about the sea. At 11:25 am, we were dropped off on a remote little island where we'd be spending the day. The people who wanted to go ...
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Sanity on the road to Morro Bay
A Travel Blog entry by travelingma from Morro Bay, California, United States
... farther, over the rocks and out to the beach below the sea break. When I first started coming here, you could walk out on the sea break, but then someone was washed out to sea with a wave, so now the break is closed. But the tide was coming ...
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Sea Lion paradise
A Travel Blog entry by jessica_cdn from San Francisco, California, United States
... was pretty touristy and mundane, so we didn't stick around long. However, we did decide to head to pier 39 to see the sea lions. According to the Lonely Planet (the ever-accurate travel guide...) there wouldn't be many, if any. ...
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THE ORANGE FESTIVAL
A Travel Blog entry by dancejill from Las Marías, Las Marias, Puerto Rico
... Today is the first day of spring, and it is suppose to be the lowest tide for the season so we want to have a look at the sea glass beach to see what it looks like. The Aguadilla park is busy with families out for picnics and lots of ...
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Heading Down the Pacific Coast of Mexico
A Travel Blog entry by hilaryford from Juan Álvarez, Guerrero, Mexico
... inland through orchards of banana, mango, papaya and coconuts, but from time to time, when the mountains come close to the sea, there are glimpses of long stretches of deserted beaches, along with a couple of small, rustic looking camp grounds. I took a ...
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Living the good life on Buttermilk Lane
A Travel Blog entry by mjslonim from Arcata, California, United States
... to find and photograph. We took the dogs to Moonstone Beach, near Trinidad, where a river runs in a long crescent over the sand, spilling into the sea. The sea stacks break the rolling surf off of Trinidad Head and the sand is dark and ...
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Living the Pura Vida
A Travel Blog entry by niccihawkins from San Jose, Province of San Jose, Costa Rica
... that a little cafe place down the road had seriously delicious things to eat. We had just hours to enjoy these things, so Chris hopped in the sea in his pants as we waited for the bus back to San Jose and I stood in a star shape soaking up as many rays ...
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Day 5 of the Cruise - Bonaire,Netherlands Antilles
A Travel Blog entry by loolie from Kralendijk, Bonaire
... fish and coral reefs to be seen. They also take great pride in preserving their nature and natural wonders, on land and in the sea. The main thing to notice when driving around the island is the abundance of cacti, aloe, and shrubs growing wild. It is an ...
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A day of lots of things and nothing....
A Travel Blog entry by vivianlam from Rincon Del Mar, Colombia
... I'm at home to read a book so audiobooks have been a blessing. At around 1:30 pm, I went to join the troop for lunch and I had fish soup and sea bass. Laura had a whole fish and it was very interesting how they prepared the fish, complete with its teeth ...
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I wanna wake up in the city that never sleeps...
A Travel Blog entry by 2enlacarretera from New York City, New York, United States
... York. Una ciudad de la que uno nunca se cansa. Una ciudad en la que te quedas embobado mirando los edificios, la gente, las se''ales, las tiendas, los supermercados, la comida, la gráfica... Es una ciudad que estimula todos tus sentidos y consigue que al ...
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Oh I do like to be beside the seaside.
A Travel Blog entry by jon-lisa from Vina del Mar, Chile
... had a strong current that could cause unexpected large waves and swell. While at one of the beaches we witnessed several swimmers get dragged out to sea to be rescued by waiting lifeguards in their boats (serious) whilst families hurried for dry ...
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Anasco Plaza and back to Rincon-our last full day!
A Travel Blog entry by postonfamilyusa from Anasco, Puerto Rico
... sweet knowing it was the eve of our departure into reality once more. We finished the evening with a return to the Rincon Plaza for dinner at Poncho Villa. We arrived at happy hour as the 80's and early 90's tunes blared ...
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ANOTHER DAY IN THE SUN, AND ANOTHER DAY IN THE SUN
A Travel Blog entry by dancejill from Aguadilla, Puerto Rico
... the code boxes aren’t working just now. The surfer Dad and Mom come into the pool and tell us about their day at Rincon surfing. The Dad said he did go out, took him and his son about 45 minutes to get the nerve to get going and about ...
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3. Take the Bus
A Travel Blog entry by polydemic from San Francisco, California, United States
... Lou’s is a diner, just past the gate to Sutro Heights Park. They serve breakfast and lunch at affordable prices. The Rincon Center food court offers an array of international lunches. WHERE TO EAT AND DRINK Between Ocean Beach and the Sutro Bath ...
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Rincon Rubi Las Galeras
caretera por Playa Rincon, Playa Rincon, Las Galeras, Samaná Peninsula, Dominican Republic
... restaurants one in the hotel and one on the beach, private pool. All of this up on a hill with a complete Playa Rincon Bay-view. Only a 5 minute to the beach. We are the first hotel in one of the last virgin beach of the Dominican Republic! A dream in a ...
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Tres Sirenas Beach Inn Rincon
26 Sea Beach Dr., Rincon, Puerto Rico
... serves a yummy breakfast poolside every morning, always with fresh fruit, and something different every morning. Our family of five shared the sea view apartment with a bedroom and a sleeping loft where all three kids slept comfortably and woke to an ...
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Maritime Museum
Rincon, Puerto Rico
Located in El Faro Park in Rincon, this small museum of the sea features platforms for spotting dolphin and whales.


