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The Dead Sea also called the Salt Sea, is a salt lake bordering Jordan to the east and Israel and the West Bank to the west. Its surface and sho…moreThe Dead Sea also called the Salt Sea, is a salt lake bordering Jordan to the east and Israel and the West Bank to the west. Its surface and shores are 423 metres (1,388 ft) below sea level, Earth's lowest elevation on land. The Dead Sea is 377 m (1,237 ft) deep, the deepest hypersaline lake in the world. With 33.7% salinity, it is also one of the world's saltiest bodies of water. . It is 8.6 times saltier than the ocean. This salinity makes for a harsh environment in which animals cannot flourish, hence its name. The Dead Sea is 67 kilometres (42 mi) long and 18 kilometres (11 mi) wide at its widest point. It lies in the Jordan Rift Valley, and its main tributary is the Jordan River. The Dead Sea has attracted visitors from around the Mediterranean basin for thousands of years. Biblically, it was a place of refuge for King David. It was one of the world's first health resorts (for Herod the Great), and it has been the supplier of a wide variety of products, from balms for Egyptian mummification to potash for fertilizers. People also use the salt and the minerals from the Dead Sea to create cosmetics and herbal sachets. The Dead Sea seawater has a density of 1.240 kg/L, which makes swimming similar to floating. The Dead Sea is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. less

Samburu Intrepids is a luxury tented camp and a lush oasis on the banks of the great Uaso Nyiro River in Samburu Game Reserve. The lodge is perman…more Samburu Intrepids is a luxury tented camp and a lush oasis on the banks of the great Uaso Nyiro River in Samburu Game Reserve. The lodge is permanently cooled by the river breeze and the forest. The luxury tented camp sits on raised decks overlooking the brown river where the elephants sometimes make an appearance or the crocodiles come out to lounge by the river’s banks. Dry, rugged and stunning, Samburu’s landscape is at once stark and sensual, with its iconic loaf shaped Lolokowe Mountain and hills spreading in every horizon. Its life lung is the Usao Nyiro River coursing through its craggy terrain full of stone, thorn bush and the forked doum palms. In this arid zone where water is scarce and the land baked by the eternal sun, herds of elephants and the big cats roam the plains with the Samburu special - the Reticulated giraffe, Grevy’s zebra, Beisa oryx, Somali ostrich and the long necked antelope and the gerenuk. Also watch: Samburu Wildlife less

The Samburu National Reserve is located in Northern Kenya. It is 165 km² in size and 350 kilometers from Nairobi. In the middle of the reserve, t…moreThe Samburu National Reserve is located in Northern Kenya. It is 165 km² in size and 350 kilometers from Nairobi. In the middle of the reserve, the Ewaso Ng'iro flows through doum palm groves and thick riverine forests that provides water without which the game in the reserve could not survive in the arid country. The Samburu National Reserve was one of the two areas in which conservationists George Adamson and Joy Adamson raised Elsa the Lioness made famous in the best selling book and award winning movie "Born Free". There is a wide variety of animal and bird life seen at Samburu National Reserve. Several species are considered unique to the region, including its unique dry-country animal life: All three big cats, lion, cheetah and leopard, can be found here, as well as elephants, buffalo and hippos. Other mammals frequently seen in the park include Olive baboon, gerenuk, warthogs, Grant's gazelle, Kirk's dik-dik, impala, waterbuck, Grevy's zebra, Beisa oryx and reticulated giraffe. Rhinos are no longer present in the park due to heavy poaching. There are over 350 species of bird. These include Somali ostrich, grey-headed kingfisher, sunbirds, bee-eaters, marabou stork, tawny eagle, bateleur, vulturine guineafowl, yellow-necked Spurfowl, lilac-breasted roller, palm nut vulture, red-billed hornbill, secretary bird, Verreaux's eagle, superb starling, yellow-billed hornbill and vultures. The Ewaso Ng'iro river contains large numbers of Nile crocodile. less

Samburu Lodge was opened in July 13, 1963. It is situated on the banks of the Uaso Nyiro River and is set in a rugged landscape with a backdrop of ja…moreSamburu Lodge was opened in July 13, 1963. It is situated on the banks of the Uaso Nyiro River and is set in a rugged landscape with a backdrop of jagged mountains and its own indigenous wildlife unique to the northern region of Samburu Reserve. The landscape, wildlife and vegetation are very different to the lush rolling grasslands of other parks. Samburu is a place for leopard, lion, elephant and crocodile. It is the place of the semi-nomadic Samburu tribe. A place of thorn bush open plains and vast horizons. less

Santorini is a volcanic island in the Cyclades group of the Greek islands. It is famous for dramatic views, its whitewashed houses grabbing the cli…moreSantorini is a volcanic island in the Cyclades group of the Greek islands. It is famous for dramatic views, its whitewashed houses grabbing the cliffs, stunning sunsets from Oia town, the strange white eggplant) and naturally its very own active volcano. There 2 most important villages on Santorini Island are: Oia for unforgettable sunsets, probably the most charming place on the island. And Fira - the main stunning cliff-perched town, featuring all that Oia has, but much more overcrowded. less

The Maasai Mara National Reserve is a large game reserve in south-western Kenya, contiguous with the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania.It is named…moreThe Maasai Mara National Reserve is a large game reserve in south-western Kenya, contiguous with the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania.It is named after the Maasai people and their description of the area when looked at from afar: "Mara", which is Maa (Maasai language) for "spotted," an apt description for the circles of trees, scrub, savanna, and cloud shadows that mark the area. It is famous for its exceptional population of lions, leopards and cheetahs, game, and the annual migration of zebra, Thomson's gazelle, and wildebeest to and fro the Serengeti every year from July to October, known as the Great Migration. Wildebeest, topi, zebra, and Thomson's gazelle migrate into and occupy the Mara reserve, from the Serengeti plains to the south and Loita plains in the pastoral ranches to the north-east, from July to October or later. Herds of all three species are also resident in the reserve. Rainbow at Masaai Mara All members of the "Big Five" (lion, leopard, African elephant, African buffalo, and Black Rhinoceros) are found in the Maasai Mara. The population of Black rhinos was fairly numerous until 1960, but it was severely depleted by poaching in the 1970s and early 1980s, dropping to a low of 15 individuals. Numbers have been slowly increasing, but the population was still only up to an estimated 23 in 1999.[ less

The park lies in Central Kenya, 140km north-west of Nairobi, in Nakuru district of the Rift Valley Province. The ecosystem comprises of the lake, sur…moreThe park lies in Central Kenya, 140km north-west of Nairobi, in Nakuru district of the Rift Valley Province. The ecosystem comprises of the lake, surrounded by mainly wooded and bushy grasslands. The lake is world famous as the location of the greatest bird spectacle on earth - myriads of fuchsia pink flamingos whose numbers are legion, often more than a million - or even two million. They feed on the abundant algae, which thrives in the warm waters. Scientists reckon that the flamingo population at Nakuru consumes about 250,000 kg of algae per hectare of surface area per year. Other birds also flourish in the area, as do warthogs, baboons and other large mammals. Black and white rhinos have also been introduced. The lake's level dropped dramatically in the early 1990s but has since largely recovered. The ecosystem provides for about 56 different species of mammals and a variety of terrestrial birds numbering nearly 450 species. less

Feng shui or Fung shui, is a Chinese system of geomancy believed to use the laws of both Heaven (Chinese astronomy) and Earth to help one improve lif…moreFeng shui or Fung shui, is a Chinese system of geomancy believed to use the laws of both Heaven (Chinese astronomy) and Earth to help one improve life by receiving positive qi. Historically, feng shui was widely used to orient buildings—often spiritually significant structures such as tombs, but also dwellings and other structures—in an auspicious manner. Depending on the particular style of feng shui being used, an auspicious site could be determined by reference to local features such as bodies of water, stars, or a compass. Feng shui was suppressed in China during the cultural revolution in the 1960s, but since then has increased in popularity. Fung Shui Master Raymond Lo explains how Hong Kong success is tied to its Fung Shui design. less

Grenada is an island country and Commonwealth realm consisting of Grenada and six smaller islands at the southern end of the Grenadines in the southe…moreGrenada is an island country and Commonwealth realm consisting of Grenada and six smaller islands at the southern end of the Grenadines in the southeastern Caribbean Sea. Grenada, has some of the most beautiful pristine beaches. Here are views of the best from Grande Anse to Magazine Beach to Morne Rouge, Quarantine Point Beach, Prickle Bay, Batheway and La Sagesse. La Sagesse Beach was listed by Travel and Leasure in 2002 among the top 10 beaches in the Caribbean. less

O'ahu is the third largest island in the Hawaiian chain and home to some of the most famous and photographed sites in Hawaii. It is flanked by the wo…moreO'ahu is the third largest island in the Hawaiian chain and home to some of the most famous and photographed sites in Hawaii. It is flanked by the world-famous Diamond Head and the East Coast Cliffs. Hanauma, the "Curved" bay was declared a protected marine life conservation area and underwater park in 1967. Waiki Beach is Hawaiian for "Sprouting Water". This is one of the most famous beaches in the world. The two mile stretch of white sand coast is fronted by hotels and tourist facilities. This historic 15-block district is reported to be the oldest "Chinatown" in the United States, dating back 120 years. The Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbour commemorates the USS Arizona destroyed during the attack and the death of its 1,177 her crew. On the Eastern side of the island are great endless beaches like Kuhloa Beach Park and Waimanalo Beach. Haleiwa was established by missionaries in 1832. In 1899 with the building of the Haleiwa Hotel and the O'ahu Railroad, the town began to grow and thrive. Today, this quaint town is a mecca for surfers. There is the Haleiwa Surf Museum and Strong Current Shop that specializes in longboards and surfboards designed by North Shore legends, Dick Brewer and Mike Diffenderfer. less

The Island of Hawaii is the youngest island in the Hawaiian chain and is also by far the biggest, providing a vast canvas of environments to discover…moreThe Island of Hawaii is the youngest island in the Hawaiian chain and is also by far the biggest, providing a vast canvas of environments to discover a variety of unrivaled natural wonders. This is the home of one of the world’s most active volcanoes (Kilauea), the tallest sea mountain in the world at more than 33,000 feet (Maunakea), the most massive mountain in the world (Maunaloa) and the largest park in the state (Hawaii Volcanoes National Park). All but two of the world’s climate zones generate everything from lush rain forests to volcanic deserts, snow-capped mountaintops to beautiful black sand beaches. Some of Hawaii Island's most breathtaking and accessible waterfalls like Akaka Falls can be discovered along the northeastern coast of the island, along the Hilo and Hamakua Coast. In 1816, John Palmer Parker, a western rancher and advisor to Kamehameha, married royal granddaughter Kipikane and was awarded two acres of land for $10. Today it is one of the world’s largest privately-owned cattle ranches: 150,000 acres raising 30,000 head of prime Angus and Charolais beef cattle. Located on the coast of Honaunau Bay in south Kona, Puuhonua o Honaunau immerses you in Hawaiian culture. This 180-acre national historic park was once the home of royal grounds and a place of refuge for ancient Hawaiian lawbreakers. less

Bodrum is a port city, in the southwestern Aegean Region of Turkey. It is located on the southern coast of Bodrum Peninsula, .It has a vibrant touri…moreBodrum is a port city, in the southwestern Aegean Region of Turkey. It is located on the southern coast of Bodrum Peninsula, .It has a vibrant tourist economy and the harbour is an international yachting center. The city was called Halicarnassus of Caria in ancient times and was famous for housing the Mausoleum of Mausolus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Bodrum Castle, built by the Crusaders in the 15th century, overlooks the harbour and the marina. less

Maui has been voted “Best Island” by readers of Conde Nast Traveler for seventeen years. With three miles of white sand and crystal clear water, it’…moreMaui has been voted “Best Island” by readers of Conde Nast Traveler for seventeen years. With three miles of white sand and crystal clear water, it’s no wonder why Kaanapali Beach was once named America’s Best Beach. Fronting Kaanapali’s hotels and resorts, this former retreat for the royalty of Maui is now a popular getaway for the world. Until permanently moving to Honolulu, Lahaina was the capital of the Kingdom of Hawaii. In the 19th century, Lahaina was the center of the global whaling industry with many sailing ships anchored in at its waterfront; today a score of pleasure craft make their home there. Lahaina's Front Street has been ranked one of the "Top Ten Greatest Streets" by the American Planning Association. Kīpahulu is a village in the Hāna district of Maui, Hawaiʻi. It is a sustainable farm community located in a remote area in the southeast part of Maui. Kipahulu Park boasts great trails and the ʻOheʻo Pools, often called the "Seven Sacred Pools". less

The Cedar of Lebanon was important to various ancient civilizations. The trees were used by the Phoenicians for building commercial and military sh…more The Cedar of Lebanon was important to various ancient civilizations. The trees were used by the Phoenicians for building commercial and military ships, as well as houses, palaces, and temples. The ancient Egyptians used its resin in mummification, and its sawdust has been found in the tombs of Egyptian Pharaohs. The largest of Lebanon nature reserves, Al-Shouf Cedar Nature Reserve stretches from Dahr Al-Baidar in the north to Niha Mountain in the south. blanketed with oak forests on its northeastern slopes and juniper and oak forests on its southeastern slopes the reserve's most famous attractions are its three magnificent cedar forests of Maasser Al-Shouf , Barouk and Ain Zhalta - Bmohary . These Cedar forests account for a quarter of the remaining cedar forest in Lebanon , and some tress are estimated to be 2,000 years old. Over the centuries, extensive deforestation has occurred, with only small remnants of the original forests surviving. less

Halki ( is a Greek island and municipality in the Dodecanese archipelago in the Aegean Sea, some 6 km (4 mi) west of Rhodes. With the area of 28 km2 …moreHalki ( is a Greek island and municipality in the Dodecanese archipelago in the Aegean Sea, some 6 km (4 mi) west of Rhodes. With the area of 28 km2 (11 sq mi), it is the smallest inhabited island of Dodecanese. less

As seen on CBS TV If your love life could do with a little spicing up Grenada, the spice island, is the place to go. Grenada is made up of three…moreAs seen on CBS TV If your love life could do with a little spicing up Grenada, the spice island, is the place to go. Grenada is made up of three different islands, Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique. Some of the Caribbean’s most gorgeous islands. You can grow practically anything in this fertile soil. For instance Sugar which was used for making rum to be shipped up to the cold north. But of course it’s the spices that put Grenada on the map. The French and British waged war in the 17th and 18th century over who controlled the island and it’s rich crops.., Ft. George, in the capital city was built by the Brits to protect their interests. But what do spices have to do with Romance you ask? A good question. Many of the spices grown here are valued for their aphrodisiac qualities. Take the odd- looking nutmeg. Scratch the surface of any nutmeg and there beats the heart of a mighty aphrodisiac. Excuse me if I seem a little nuts about nutmeg ... But The Compulsive Traveler is also a little obsessive. At Douglaston Spice Estate.... you can pick your own aphrodisiac. Here’s a wonderful combination. Nutmeg and beautiful girls. But what about... Cinnamon or Chocolate? Another celebrated aphrodisiac. Also grown here in Grenada. At the Belmont Estate you see the century-old way chocolate or cocoa beans were prepared for market...by dancing on them in huge copper pots. And this is the way the Big Drum dance, a traditional African Dance was kept alive over the centuries and is still reenacted today. Mix this with the local spices and you get an intoxicating dose of tropical sensuality. From the delicious fresh grilled lobster... To the heady fragrance of the flowers the island pleasures greet you everywhere Here on Carriacou, you see the direct link between spices, sensuality, romance, love and... you guessed it.... marriage. What could be a more perfect place for a wedding? The best part is you don’t have to go anywhere for your honeymoon. It’s all right here. A word of caution: don’t come to Grenada unless you’re prepared to have your passions ignited. (And go easy on the nutmeg.) less

Symi is an Island of the Dodecanese close to Rhodes. Symi was noted for its sponges which provided much of its wealth. It attained the height of its …moreSymi is an Island of the Dodecanese close to Rhodes. Symi was noted for its sponges which provided much of its wealth. It attained the height of its prosperity in the mid 19th century, and many of the peculiarly colorful neoclassical mansions covering the slopes near the main city date from that period. less

The Knights Hospitallers captured and established their headquarters on Rhodes in 1307. They remained there for 2 centuries and built into one of …more The Knights Hospitallers captured and established their headquarters on Rhodes in 1307. They remained there for 2 centuries and built into one of the most fortified cities in Europe. The citadel of Rhodes, is one of the best preserved medieval towns in Europe which in 1988 was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In 1912 Italian troops took the island over with the rest of the Dodecanese Islands, and established an Italian colony which lasted until the end of WWII. The Italians would later demolish the houses that were built on and around the city walls during the Ottoman era. They also reconstructed the Grand Master's Palace. Lyndos is about 55 km south of the town of Rhodes and its fine beaches make it a popular tourist and holiday destination. less

Nisyros is a volcanic Greek island and municipality located in the Aegean Sea. It is part of the Dodecanese group of islands next to Turkey. Being so…moreNisyros is a volcanic Greek island and municipality located in the Aegean Sea. It is part of the Dodecanese group of islands next to Turkey. Being so remote it has preserved the feeling and culture of old Greek island life. less

Down toward the central region of Licka are the Plitvize lakes. Surrounded by 3 mountains feeding the lakes this World Heritage Site is a grand colle…moreDown toward the central region of Licka are the Plitvize lakes. Surrounded by 3 mountains feeding the lakes this World Heritage Site is a grand collection of amazing waterfalls and 16 lakes known for their unusual changing colors colors ranging from blue to aqua to turquoise . less

Entre Cielos - Argentina's Luxury Boutique Wine Resort Hamam and Spa is the ultimate wine country experience. Set in Mendoza, the heart of Argentine…moreEntre Cielos - Argentina's Luxury Boutique Wine Resort Hamam and Spa is the ultimate wine country experience. Set in Mendoza, the heart of Argentine wine region, Entre Cielos offers stunning modernist architecture, a breath-taking backdrop of the snow-capped Andes and South America's first traditional Turkish Hamam as well as two gourmet restaurants. Entre Cielos also provides guests with highly customized itineraries such as wine tours, horseback riding, ballooning, and many other sport and recreational activities. less

The Living WIllow Globe Theatre in Wales' beautiful Wye Valley is a unique scaled down version of Shakespeare's London Globe and a magical performanc…moreThe Living WIllow Globe Theatre in Wales' beautiful Wye Valley is a unique scaled down version of Shakespeare's London Globe and a magical performance space. Actors Sue Best and Phil Bowen founded the The Mid Wales Shakespeare Centre. Home to Willow Globe Theatre and Shakespeare Link. less

This segment as featured in Compulsive Traveler Adventure as seen on CBS Television St Vincent and the Grenadines are a group of about 30 islands …moreThis segment as featured in Compulsive Traveler Adventure as seen on CBS Television St Vincent and the Grenadines are a group of about 30 islands in the Southern Caribbean with primal forests, unspoiled palm fringed beaches and virgin reefs. St Vincent feels like it’s stuck in a time capsule, a gentler time with people who are genuinely friendly, and it’s a place for adventurous spirits of all kinds. You get here by small plane only. Tonight I’m going to Soca Monarch, the contest to select the songs to play during Carnival. Carnival is a month long celebration in July and Vincentians come out and party day and nite. Soca is an evolution of Calypso, but it’s more dancey, more energetic and makes you sweat. This song is called La Diablesse, the she-devil about a folk story from slavery days and is full of sexy theatrics. I’m too wiped out by the party last night. So a soft adventure with Sailor’s Wilderness Tours into archeology suits my energy level just fine today. St Vincent has a long history. Waves of settlers came in from South America: Ciboneys, Arawaks and Caribs right before Columbus. Here we have petroglyphs - pictures and stories carved on large stones, made by the first settlers probably 2000 ago. These monuments are very accessible. You can touch them, feel them, and even crawl on them. Adventure in archeology takes you back into ancient history. This is the god of rain. This stone is next to a river, so it probably begged the god for water. Please fill our river so we can have nice very large trouts for dinner. My energy level is up so Sailor and I will go cycling. Sailor owns the only bike shop in St. Vincent and he is the head of the St Vincent Olympic Team. We’ll start with a trip up the windward coast. The rolling hills are really a lot of work. We end up pedaling on a stretch along the Atlantic, complete with roaring waves and a magical landscape that makes all the huffing and puffing worth it. What a ride! We head back to the capital Kingstown. Cycling is the best way to explore this bustling colonial town. Here you have with buildings from the 18th century from the days when the English and the French were fighting over St Vincent’s sugar. On my cycling adventure I fall upon an unexpected architectural surprise, St. Mary’s church. This is a relaxing adventure with Fantasea Tours. With a small party we head down to the Tobago Cays, a group of 5 deserted islands in the Southern Grenadines. Our party is experiencing the gentle breezes, the gentle rum and the balmy air plus the finest powdery beaches, the consistency of confectioner’s sugar. St Vincent and the Grenadines is also one of the best places to have a sailing adventure. This 42-foot sloop sleeps six, has hot and cold showers, cell phones, depth sounder and even a barbecue. The islands are in a line from the north to the south but the prevailing wind from the east. Which means that you’re always sailing on a beam. You never really have to sail too hard upwind, or you’re not sailing too much downwind. You’re doing most of your stuff with the wind from the side which is a nice fast comfortable point to sail. Yes I can sail, with Philippe prompting me on every move. Plus I learned that you shouldn’t oversheet the main sail. Okay. I’m on the way to mastering the lingo. I’ll be back to get my license soon. Most Carnivals are in February but Vincentians are different. So Vinci Mas, St Vincent Carnival is in the heat of Summer. Vinci Mas means Vincentian Masquerade and is open to everyone. The Buccaneers won best costume band last year, so for a 100 dollars I get myself a Buccaneer costume and I’m in. Vinci Mas is a contest for the best costume band but it’s also an extreme adventure: I plunge in the midst of several thousand people right behind a truck stacked with speakers blasting the same 3 winning Soca songs for 10 hours straight under the blazing sun. The whole trip is hypnotic, deafening and a total workout. I drink 22 bottle of water and sweat it all out… The dictionary says adventure is a hazardous undertaking and also a stirring experience. I lost my hearing for 3 days, I nearly passed out from the heat and lost 3 pounds in a day. So what? It was an experience I’ll never, ever forget. less

Vanessa presents Cyprus: Where is Cyprus? It looks hidden in the Mediterranean. But it has been famous for 2 thousand years. Did you know Cleopatr…moreVanessa presents Cyprus: Where is Cyprus? It looks hidden in the Mediterranean. But it has been famous for 2 thousand years. Did you know Cleopatra used to come here because she loved the beaches and its balmy weather? Today Brits and Russians still crowd its beaches. But there are plenty of other things to do and see. Take the city of Paphos for instance. The beautiful 4 star Almyra Hotel is built right on the water . Here you can get a massage and look at the medieval castle from the days of the Crusades right across the harbour. Take this church from the 13th century. St Paul was chained to this pillar and flogged for preaching Christianity. I get goosebumps just thinking about it. You can walk to the archeological city which became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1980. Here rich Romans built their villas with great mosaics on the floor. Look carefully at these people drinking wine…. Sun and breezes means grapes and those Romans loved Cyprus wine. It’s vintage time and OLYMPUS winery in the Trodos mountains is busy picking grapes. South of Paphos is the Rock of Aphrodite, where according to legend Aphrodite the goddess of love sprung out of the water. In Limassol the famous Crusader Knights built this castle in the middle of vineyards, A thousand years ago they produced a dessert wine called Commanderia still enjoyed today. Here it is also wine festival time, where wineries from all over Cyprus come to pitch their wines. Cyprus although a very small island ranks 37th in wine production in the world. Going East are great beaches and sports activities Then some culture, visiting these grottos carved in the rocks where monks used to live and pray. Wow! Keo is a major winery producing world class wines. Finally, time to relax on endless beaches and secluded coves… Cleopatra was right! Cyprus is a magical place! You can visit our sponsors websites and enjoy foods and wines from Cyprus by ordering from their US distributors. And if you have time for a vacation you can book a trip right here. www.visitcyprus.com less

The Oussaden Tour starts in Rabat, the present capital of Morocco. Plenty to see. Not to miss the great Mohammed V Mausoleum with the Hassan Tower…moreThe Oussaden Tour starts in Rabat, the present capital of Morocco. Plenty to see. Not to miss the great Mohammed V Mausoleum with the Hassan Tower. The Medina with its blue walls. The Atlantic beaches are wide and pristine. A stop at the Holy City Of Moulay Idriss where the founder of Islam is buried and then on to the archaeological site of the Roman ruins at Volubilis. From here travel to the Imperial City of Meknes and then on to Fez, the first Imperial City which was built in 790 A.D. by Moulay Idriss II. This is the world last surviving Medieval city with great monuments, a Medina with bustling souks and the oldest tanneries in the world. The drive to Erfoud is 300 miles over the dramatic Atlas Mountains. Then on by four-wheel drive to the sand dunes of Merzouga. Overnight in a Berber Bivouac in the desert and sunrise watch on camel back. Spectacular. Travel West along the Anti-Atlas Mountains to ElKelaa des M'Goun and past the ancient city of Tinerhir into the Gorges du Todra. On to Ouarzazate with a stop at the sprawling and impressive Atlas Film Studios where Gladiator and Kundun were filmed. A stop in Ait Ben Haddou, probably the most picturesque ancient medieval city. In Marrakech a visit to the monumental Saadian Tombs, the Medina and Djemaa Elfna, a grand open theater with storytellers, fire eaters, snake-charmers and endless open-air restaurants. The Majorelle Gardens, Yves St Laurent former residence, are a must. Then on to Essaouira, an 800 year old Atlantic port with a massive fort and great seafood restaurants. ( Fact: Jimi Hendrix lived here for a while and did not want to leave!) Contact: www.oussadentours.com info@oussadentours.com less

This ancient ritual practiced in Fiji expresses the deep connection of the culture to the mysteries of life and respect of nature.

Pula was an administrative center of Istria since Roman times and the roman arena still stands as a sign of old roman glory. And an old culinary trad…morePula was an administrative center of Istria since Roman times and the roman arena still stands as a sign of old roman glory. And an old culinary traditions which shows in its great markets. Valsabbion is a sophisticated boutique hotel and a much awarded restaurant with very innovative cuisine both in content and presentation. Down toward the central region of Licka are the Plitvize lakes. Surrounded by 3 mountains feeding the lakes this world heritage site is a grand collection of amazing waterfalls and 16 lakes known for their unusual changing colors colors ranging from blue to aqua to turquoise Then through the ancient village of Mlinize with looks to have stepped out right out of the Middle Ages. Nearby in Kuterevo in the Licka region there is a shelter for bear cubs run by volunteers and worth a visit. The peninsual of Primosten is one of the most photogenic places on the Adriatic. This is also a rich wine country. Further south is Trogir a World Heritage site with great architecture and the feeling of having stepped right into the Renaissance. Split is another World heritage site with a very old history: it has an amazing old city built inside the huge palace built by on Roman Emperors’ Diocletian. Split is a lively city with large markets and great outdoor life Ston was a small town built to defend nearby Dubrovnik and its 5 kilometers wall it has the longest fortiefied walls in Europe. Ston is also the center of oyster growing in Dalmatia. Freshness does not come any closer. Korchula is another spectacular island settled since Neolithic time Its most famous citizen Marco Polo is supposed to have been born here. The Matusko winery is right outside Dubrovnik and it produces excellent full bodied reds like Dingac and Plavac. And then there is Dubrovnik . This is the city of all cities a fortress town a port a living museum the jewel of the Adriatic with great beaches history and a feel of having entered a magic place. less

ISLAND HOPPING IN SOUTHERN JAPAN Soak in the spirit of traditional Japan with Iris Brooks and Jon H. Davis of Northern Lights Studio. Discover cul…moreISLAND HOPPING IN SOUTHERN JAPAN Soak in the spirit of traditional Japan with Iris Brooks and Jon H. Davis of Northern Lights Studio. Discover cultural highlights and spectacular landscapes on southern Kyushu, Okinawa, Kumejima, and Yakushima in an island- hopping adventure. less

The Mekong is one of the world’s major rivers. It is the world's 10th-longest river and the 7th-longest in Asia. From the Tibetan Plateau this ri…moreThe Mekong is one of the world’s major rivers. It is the world's 10th-longest river and the 7th-longest in Asia. From the Tibetan Plateau this river runs through China's Yunnan province, Burma, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia. In Phnom Penh the Mekong river receives the Tonle Sap River. The seasonal cycle of changing water levels at Phnom Penh results in the unique “flow reversal” of water into and out of Tonle Sap River. Phnom Penh also marks the beginning of the delta system of the Mekong River. Rich in fishlife the Mekong provides a large amount of the proteins consumed by the Phnom Pen population. Water dwellers and small fishing boats ply the waters incessantly. In the villages along the river is a small cottage industry of Khmer silk weaving which is one of the oldest traditions in Cambodia. We visited one called Heng Naysim. less

7 hours from New York is Casablanca, a bustling metropolis. Its must-see site is the spectacular King Hasan Mosque built right on the Atlantic coa…more 7 hours from New York is Casablanca, a bustling metropolis. Its must-see site is the spectacular King Hasan Mosque built right on the Atlantic coast and the second largest in the world after Mecca. The next stop is Rabat, the present capital of Morocco. Plenty to see. Not to be missed is the great Mohammed V Mausoleum with the Hassan Tower. The Medina with its Andalusian blue walls. The Atlantic beaches are wide and pristine. In 1500 bc The Phoenicians used Asilah it as trading port. the Portuguese came in the 15th century and staid for 300 years leaving military fortification. Its position on the Atlantic makes it a great fishing port. Tangier is an international city on the northern tip of Morocco in direct view of Spain. It has access to both Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts, and is a major cruiseship port. After A circle of writers, artists and Hollywood stars converged to Tangiers after WWII and a made it a fashionable spot. The world came to watch the action from its sidewalk cafes in the medina. Among the luxury hotels in Tangiers is the 5 star Movenpick on the Mediterranean side with luxurious amenities and superb Moroccan cuisine. Moroccan cuisine is very diverse with influences from Berber, Mediterranean and Arab cuisines. Cape Spartel faces the strait of Gilbratar and is considered the northernmost point of the African continent. The Hercules grotto nearby fill up at high tide. The entrance of this mythical place has the shape of an upside map of Africa. Further east on the mediterranean a and Cabo Negro and Martil, cities of endless beaches facing the pristine waters of the Mediterranean. Chefchaouen.is surrounded for miles by olive groves is This is also one of the busiest mountain markets town. The Andalousian architecture of white and blue houses can be found in the kasbah and its gardens, at the center of the medina. This is also a dying and weaving center. The famous djellaba, the long garment worn by the men and women of North Africa, was created here. We stop at the Holy City Of Moulay Idriss where the founder of Islam is buried. His tomb is a pilgrimage site for Muslims. Close by is the beautifully preserved archaeological site of the Roman city of Volubilis. From here on to the Imperial City of Meknes. Sultan Moulay spared no expense in creating this jewel of a city, building 40 kilometers of walls, an artificial lake and Bab Mansour, the grandest of all gates in Morocco on the big square which rivals Marrakech with its theatrical events. Fez, was the first Imperial City built in 790 A.D. by Moulay Idriss II. This is the world last surviving Medieval city with great monuments and a sprawling a Medina with the oldest tanneries in the world. Fez is also known for great shopping in its bustling souks. Great accommodations can be found in the Riads, old historic Moroccan homes converted to Hotels. Fez is the home of Oussaden tours one of the premier travel agencies in Morocco with office in Fez and New York The drive to the Sahara is 300 miles over the dramatic Atlas Mountains. Here great Moroccan specialties like tagine and cous cous can be tasted in restaurants along the mountains. Erfoud is the beginning of the Sahara. Great empty spaces populated by camels with occasional encampments of nomadic people. A four wheel drive is necessary to get to the the sand dunes of Merzouga. Overnight in a Berber Bivouac sleeping under the stars in the desert. sunrise comes while gliding on camelback on the golden sands of the Sahara . This is truly Spectacular. And a big surprise is the luxurious Breakfast at the bivouac. We drive to Zagora in the Dra Valley at the edge of the desert surrounded by oasis and Casbahs like Tifoultoute, ancient fortified towns still inhabited today Ouarzazate has the sprawling and impressive Atlas Film Studios where Gladiator and Kundun were filmed. In Marrakech a visit to the monumental Saadian Tombs is a must. The great Mosque needs to be seen. And then the Medina has some of the best shopping anywhere.. But the big story is in Djemaa Elfna, a grand open theater with storytellers, fire eaters, snake-charmers and endless open-air restaurants. Food stalls display the great variety of dishes of Moroccan cuisine. Taroudant is an ancient city in the south with the feel of an old market town. Local women grind a nut with healing properties called argan used to make cosmetic creams. Taroudant with its rug weaving and crafts tradition is a great shopping stop. Agadir is a resort town on the southern Atlantic with beaches that go on forever and endless luxury hotels. It is also one of the busiest fishing ports in North Africa, Next stop Essaouira, an 800 year old Atlantic port with a massive fort and charming café’s and restaurants. El Jadida with beautiful Atlantic beaches was a Portuguese settlement from the 15th to the 18th century and it is heavily surrounded by fortified walls. Last stop back in Casablanca. This hectic city slows down on the week-end and this is the last chance to experience the relaxed Moroccan way of life before returning home. Oussaden Tours provides guaranteed escorted tours, private tours and Jewish heritage tours and excursions from any main city in Morocco Contact: www.oussadentours.com info@oussadentours.com less

The Compulsive Traveler series aired on CBS Television on Sundays afternoon and scored #1 in the ratings for the time period faring higher than comp…moreThe Compulsive Traveler series aired on CBS Television on Sundays afternoon and scored #1 in the ratings for the time period faring higher than comparable programs on ABC, NBC and Fox In Magical Dive Sites, The Compulsive Traveler is pulled in a whole new direction: down, down, down. Diving is now his new passion and he cavorts in three magical dive destinations in the Caribbean. There are many reasons why they call the Cayman Islands a divers dream: this is an entire nation dedicated to both banking and diving! Everything there is absolute: the visibility, the abundance of sea life and the drama of its underwater walls. At least 2 plane rides are necessary to find truly virgin reefs. The remote St Vincent and the Grenadines is such a place and home to a unique type of diving called “muck diving” which reveals the most amazing sea critters. Several of them have not yet been classified! Hurry before they get into every biology book. The unspoiled Tobago, because of its Atlantic currents meeting the Caribbean is known for the best and fastest drift diving. Flying underwater is a whole different kind of sport here. Sort of like skydiving but sideways. Strange and terrific to be tumbling through the water while fish life stares motionless. Hosted and narrated by Roberto Mitrotti less

Every Valentine day brides ready to tie the knot leave their wedding gowns at home and fly down to the Hedonism Resort in Jamaica. Between 20 and 6…moreEvery Valentine day brides ready to tie the knot leave their wedding gowns at home and fly down to the Hedonism Resort in Jamaica. Between 20 and 60 couples come together to exchange or renew their vows wearing only their birthday suits. This is claimed to be the largest nude wedding in the world. Why would someone want to get married in the nude? For a few days naked life on this sexy Caribbean Island feels like the garden of Eden. less

Kalani’s 120-acre retreat on the lush, tropical coast of the Big Island celebrates nature, culture, and wellness. Kalani lies on a conservation coast…moreKalani’s 120-acre retreat on the lush, tropical coast of the Big Island celebrates nature, culture, and wellness. Kalani lies on a conservation coastline east of lava goddess Pele, with the world’s freshest air, gorgeous black sand beaches, natural thermal springs, steam bathing and tidal pools excellent for snorkeling. We offer adventures, workshops, yoga and bodywork, delicious healthful cuisine and comfortable accommodations. Find yourself… in a peaceful, nurturing environment filled with the revitalizing energy of the Big Island. less

The energy and surreal spiritual feeling you get from the mysterious ruin of Ta Prohm is quite amazing. You feel as one with the jungle as massive tr…moreThe energy and surreal spiritual feeling you get from the mysterious ruin of Ta Prohm is quite amazing. You feel as one with the jungle as massive trees tower above while their huge root systems engulf this picturesque temple in Cambodia. less

Kamalaya Koh Samui Wellness Sanctuary and Holistic Spa resort integrates a diverse range of Oriental and Western healing practices. ... Kamalaya i…moreKamalaya Koh Samui Wellness Sanctuary and Holistic Spa resort integrates a diverse range of Oriental and Western healing practices. ... Kamalaya is a haven; a place for us to slow down and feel safe enough to let go of old habits, drop our armour and begin to listen once again to our heart’s song, and to realise the depth of inspiration and wisdom all around. Centred around a monk's cave that once served Buddhist monks as a place of meditation and spiritual retreat, Kamalaya's essence is expressed in its name, 'Lotus (kamal) Realm (alaya)', an ancient symbol for the growth and unfolding of the human spirit. less

Nestled in upcountry Thailand, south of the lush foothills of those nourishing Himalayas, just outside the delightful city of Chiang Mai, is Tao Gard…moreNestled in upcountry Thailand, south of the lush foothills of those nourishing Himalayas, just outside the delightful city of Chiang Mai, is Tao Garden, an oasis of dynamic healing practice, blending the most exciting new medical developments of Holistic Western Medicine with traditional Eastern arts such as Taoist Massage, Acupuncture, 5 Element Chinese Healing Systems and Ayurvedic practices from India. less

Join us as we explore pristine waters and traditional culture in the Republic of Palau. It's an idyllic, equatorial archipelago of islands located i…moreJoin us as we explore pristine waters and traditional culture in the Republic of Palau. It's an idyllic, equatorial archipelago of islands located in the western most corner of Micronesia. Discover this hidden gem, a mecca for adventurous divers, savvy travelers, and Survivor fans. less

New7Wonders highlights the Dead Sea as one of the most symbolically powerful nominees in the New7Wonders of Nature global campaign with a riveting ev…moreNew7Wonders highlights the Dead Sea as one of the most symbolically powerful nominees in the New7Wonders of Nature global campaign with a riveting event less

he Regent Seven Seas Mariner caters to only 700 guests and has the highest level of personal space and service with highly trained, international cr…morehe Regent Seven Seas Mariner caters to only 700 guests and has the highest level of personal space and service with highly trained, international crewmembers. Signatures is the only restaurant at sea that is run solely by the famous Parisian Chefs from Le Cordon Bleu, the most prestigious culinary authorities in the world. To add to Regent Seven Seas cruises 6 star tradition, they offer only the highest level of personal service with a staff to guest ratio of 1 to 1.6. Each of the 354 suites have a king size bed, walk-in closets, marbled bathrooms and private, teak balconies. The 100-seat Signatures is the first permanent restaurant-at-sea by Le Cordon Bleu and they offer exclusive Le Cordon Bleu Classe Culinaire des Croísières workshops to guests on select cruises. Filmed by the Compulsive Traveler team on a cruise from Anchorage, Alaska to Vancouver, BC. less

Onsen’s are a traditional Japanese natural thermal hot spring and the therapeutic water rises from deep within the earth. Yukuro Onsen is the most po…moreOnsen’s are a traditional Japanese natural thermal hot spring and the therapeutic water rises from deep within the earth. Yukuro Onsen is the most popular in Niseko and is a great way to relax the body after a hard days boarding or skiing. less

A truly green story inspired by a miraculous true occurrence and the natural beauty of a place. Cayman Went tells the story of a Hollywood actor, Jos…moreA truly green story inspired by a miraculous true occurrence and the natural beauty of a place. Cayman Went tells the story of a Hollywood actor, Josh Anders, who is forced onto an island paradise and is eventually swept away by the beauty of the Cayman Islands. Along the way, he helps cleanse the environment and his soul, while learning about himself, and the exquisite marine and island wildlife. Starring Michael Lombardi, Suzie Miszner and Jeffrey de Munn, directed by Bobby Sheehan, written by Bobby Sheehan and Jim Ritterhof. Produced by Gil Wordsworth. 90 minutes . 2008 www.working-pictures.com less

Surrounded by olive groves and right on the Ionian sea, on Italy’s southern tip near the village of San Gregorio is the Hotel Montecallini. The Hot…moreSurrounded by olive groves and right on the Ionian sea, on Italy’s southern tip near the village of San Gregorio is the Hotel Montecallini. The Hotel was built on a hilltop on the plan of the ancient masseries, the old apulian farmhouses as a comfortable 4 star resort, a few steps from one of the most pristine seas in Italy. Like the old farmhouses it has its own orchard where seasonal fruits and vegetables are grown for its kitchen. Their family restaurant on the beach right below the hotel is a hot spot and serves the freshest local sea food. From San Gregorio one can hire a boat to ride along the coastline which is dotted with Paleolithic caves and endless coves for bathing. The trip continues to Leuca and its lighthouse. This is the southernmost tip of the peninsula where the Ionian sea and the Adriatic sea meet. If one is in the mood for culture the city Lecce is very close by. This is a jewel of a baroque city with dramatic architecture and a lively scene. Highly recommended. 73053 Loc. San Gregorio (Le) - Puglia Italy Tel. 0039 (0) 833 767850 Fax 0039 (0) 833 767851 http://www.hotelmontecallini.com less

A visit to Mele Cascades waterfall is an amazing experience. You can swim under the cascade itself or in any of the 5 pools which all are an outpouri…moreA visit to Mele Cascades waterfall is an amazing experience. You can swim under the cascade itself or in any of the 5 pools which all are an outpouring of a deep underground spring with water that is cool, clear and refreshing. less

WABC Travel Show host Erik Hastings tours this legendary Jersey shore destination. From the history to fun in the sun, the greater LBI region is the …moreWABC Travel Show host Erik Hastings tours this legendary Jersey shore destination. From the history to fun in the sun, the greater LBI region is the perfect year-round getaway. For more information go to www.moreattheshore.com. less

WABC's Erik Hastings spends a few minutes showing you this history-rich northeastern US destinaion. From culture, to family fun and everything in bet…moreWABC's Erik Hastings spends a few minutes showing you this history-rich northeastern US destinaion. From culture, to family fun and everything in between, Valley Forge, PA will delight the entire family. less

Amelia checks out this awesome adventure, taking her off road in the muddy jungle & along some amazing beaches....

The Salar de Uyuni is one of the most spectacular nature wonders on the planet. The surroundings are blinding and borderline incomprehensible. Over 4…moreThe Salar de Uyuni is one of the most spectacular nature wonders on the planet. The surroundings are blinding and borderline incomprehensible. Over 4,000 square miles of salt flats. It'll make you delirious after a while... less

The diverse and beautiful people of Bluefields can be seen in this travel video. Yet these same people have destroyed their own natural resources. …moreThe diverse and beautiful people of Bluefields can be seen in this travel video. Yet these same people have destroyed their own natural resources. But there still hope and with effort the situation can still change. less

Bluefields, Nicaragua is a beautiful place that has been contaminated by it's own people. This has caused contamination in the bay, and the death of…moreBluefields, Nicaragua is a beautiful place that has been contaminated by it's own people. This has caused contamination in the bay, and the death of the variety of aquatic life that Bluefields people rely on for their livelihood. less

Bluefields has become the dirtiest city in Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua. And as result the Bluefields Bay has suffered. This travel video demonstr…moreBluefields has become the dirtiest city in Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua. And as result the Bluefields Bay has suffered. This travel video demonstrates the efforts that have been taken to clean up this once beautiful place. less

Tia Irene Hotel & Resturant is one Bluefields traditional establishments, located on the water's edge. In this travel video you can see the beauty o…moreTia Irene Hotel & Resturant is one Bluefields traditional establishments, located on the water's edge. In this travel video you can see the beauty of the bay. less

Bluefields is a town that gets its livelihood from fishing the waters of the Lagoon. Yet the modern day contamination has threatened Bluefields´ way…moreBluefields is a town that gets its livelihood from fishing the waters of the Lagoon. Yet the modern day contamination has threatened Bluefields´ way of life. less

Johnny Hodgson and Profesor Hugo Sujo explain the history of Bluefields, Nicaragua in this travel video. The city was built on edge of the Bluefield…moreJohnny Hodgson and Profesor Hugo Sujo explain the history of Bluefields, Nicaragua in this travel video. The city was built on edge of the Bluefields Bay, and once was a beautiful place to admire the water´s edge. less

In this travel video series, visit the Carolina Beach State Park, one of the only place in North America where you can find the Carnivorous Vinus fli…moreIn this travel video series, visit the Carolina Beach State Park, one of the only place in North America where you can find the Carnivorous Vinus flies trop growing in the wild. less

Cape Hatteras Light Station was built in 1870, this is 208 ft, the tallest in the whole U.S. With 268 steps you need to reach to the top. After reach…moreCape Hatteras Light Station was built in 1870, this is 208 ft, the tallest in the whole U.S. With 268 steps you need to reach to the top. After reaching the top you can appreciate a nice view of the place, the the Ocracoke lighthouse built in 1823 is the oldest operating lighthouse in North Carolina. less

Take a birds eye view of the area beauty where we see the Bodie Lighthouse that was built in 1872. Next is the Cape Hatteras National Seashore, offer…moreTake a birds eye view of the area beauty where we see the Bodie Lighthouse that was built in 1872. Next is the Cape Hatteras National Seashore, offer recreational opportunities for everyone so you can come and enjoy a nice time also with your family. less

See all different kind of birds that we found in our exploration all around the refuge, Visiting the refuge in the evening time or early mourning you…moreSee all different kind of birds that we found in our exploration all around the refuge, Visiting the refuge in the evening time or early mourning you will see spot a Black Bear. less

At Roanoke Island N.C. we find the Elizabeth II, a new representation of the original vessel that sale to the new world from England. Then we head t…moreAt Roanoke Island N.C. we find the Elizabeth II, a new representation of the original vessel that sale to the new world from England. Then we head to explore the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge, where you can can explore the refuge by canoe and see all kind of creatures in t his place. less

In this travel video clip, see the Wright Brothers National Memorial, where was also the place they did they're first flight. Also few feet away from…moreIn this travel video clip, see the Wright Brothers National Memorial, where was also the place they did they're first flight. Also few feet away from there we find people who come to this place to flight kite while others come to fly. less

In this travel video clip, see the Wright Brothers National Memorial, where was also the place they did they're first flight. Also few feet away from…moreIn this travel video clip, see the Wright Brothers National Memorial, where was also the place they did they're first flight. Also few feet away from there we find people who come to this place to flight kite while others come to fly. less

In this travel video series you can find a nice place to rent for a vacation with a place fron to the beach, here our guide Scott explain us. Also se…moreIn this travel video series you can find a nice place to rent for a vacation with a place fron to the beach, here our guide Scott explain us. Also see the Currituck Lighthouse was built 1895, and the Wild hurses that they have. less

In this travel video series, see the Mackay Island National Wildlife Refuge and the habitat for the different kind of species that live there and th…moreIn this travel video series, see the Mackay Island National Wildlife Refuge and the habitat for the different kind of species that live there and the poisonous cotton mouth snake, and the way he protect his territory. less

In this travel video series, we now reach to Virginia beach where we find peace and quiet in the Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge and false Cape St…moreIn this travel video series, we now reach to Virginia beach where we find peace and quiet in the Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge and false Cape State Park where we get to meet Kile Barbour the park manager who gives us description bout the park and the different kind of creatures you can see in the park. less

In this travel video clip see how the dragon flies and learn more about them, also find here the Bold eagle witch do they nesting right here and have…moreIn this travel video clip see how the dragon flies and learn more about them, also find here the Bold eagle witch do they nesting right here and have they young by mid summer. less

Florida two bigest springs the Silver Spring and Wakala Spring are the major attractions in the state. They are also the largest Springs in the wor…moreFlorida two bigest springs the Silver Spring and Wakala Spring are the major attractions in the state. They are also the largest Springs in the world were we can find all kind of species of fishes, Alligators, snapping turtles, the largest fresh water turtle i the world, who can exceed up to 250 pound. less

The purple alligator is the species that depended completely on aquatic life for food. Come visit Florida to see the diverse alligator life.

In this travel video series also the Shrimp is busy reproducing keeping there eggs tock safely bennett them, then the big water bug who take care of …moreIn this travel video series also the Shrimp is busy reproducing keeping there eggs tock safely bennett them, then the big water bug who take care of his eggs that he has on top of him where the female lays them there then just swims away. less

In this travel video clip the rain falls with come like good sing for the creatures where the rivers all over the Everglades are overflows and help …moreIn this travel video clip the rain falls with come like good sing for the creatures where the rivers all over the Everglades are overflows and help the vegetation to flourish and for the creatures to fill new habitat where we can find a little fish that gives birth to her chicks alive rather than laying eggs. less

In this travel video clip come with us over to Lake Okachovi to find the Snale Kite witch is a bird that is totally depended on the water to get his …moreIn this travel video clip come with us over to Lake Okachovi to find the Snale Kite witch is a bird that is totally depended on the water to get his food and then the Red shoulder hawk who kill water snakes, Leopard frogs and other kind of creatures to eat and feed his chicks, also in florida we find the one and only Owl witch nest in the grown and also run rapidly with his long legs. less

In this travel video series see the way how the Egret birds hunt for small fish under the threes and where all the pelican birds go nesting on the Pe…moreIn this travel video series see the way how the Egret birds hunt for small fish under the threes and where all the pelican birds go nesting on the Pelican Island wild life refuge in Florida. less

In this travel video series see the morning brakes into the Florida everglades and admire the nature you can find in there, with lots of creature th…moreIn this travel video series see the morning brakes into the Florida everglades and admire the nature you can find in there, with lots of creature that come out with the sunrise. less

The Grand Canyon, mysterious, engulfing, full of wildlife. It can place your life in perspective. Unesco has declared the Grand Canyon a World Her…moreThe Grand Canyon, mysterious, engulfing, full of wildlife. It can place your life in perspective. Unesco has declared the Grand Canyon a World Heritage Site. less

Pristine coastline and lush hinterland, superb cuisine, action and adventure or just the perfect piece of sand on which to chill out...

Now the problem is spreading as Margori S.Douglas tell and explain to us the situation of the Pawns, while we can see for our self the condition of t…moreNow the problem is spreading as Margori S.Douglas tell and explain to us the situation of the Pawns, while we can see for our self the condition of the Everglades and how the creatures are trying to survive in it. less

Ending September and the rainy season is making his start while this bird is bringing in food for his chicks, and after the rainy season the little …moreEnding September and the rainy season is making his start while this bird is bringing in food for his chicks, and after the rainy season the little ones are almost ready to fly and help the mother hunt. less

In this travel video Clip see al the change that the Everglades had during the years destroying the Pawns and the creatures that live in it making th…moreIn this travel video Clip see al the change that the Everglades had during the years destroying the Pawns and the creatures that live in it making them run away from the habitat and others staying and suffering till death. less

The Spoon Bill are now bigger and almost ready to be on they own, but for now mommy is taking care of them, while a little spoon bill is climbing in…moreThe Spoon Bill are now bigger and almost ready to be on they own, but for now mommy is taking care of them, while a little spoon bill is climbing in to a wrong nest and he's been betted by the other mom. less

A new technic to fishing by the snow Egret like a Ballet dancer over the water picking up fishes all over the Everglades, while other birds like the …moreA new technic to fishing by the snow Egret like a Ballet dancer over the water picking up fishes all over the Everglades, while other birds like the Spoon Bills are looking where to make nest. less

It is September and now the dry season has come and the fishes that didn't get to go out with the tied stay to get eaten by the birds you see, this i…moreIt is September and now the dry season has come and the fishes that didn't get to go out with the tied stay to get eaten by the birds you see, this is like a banquet for them. All kind of birds come her e to eat and use all of them different technic to ketch the fishes. less

In this travel video series we found the Cunti that in the years past the Indian used is as a food stable. Also see the species of butterfly like the…moreIn this travel video series we found the Cunti that in the years past the Indian used is as a food stable. Also see the species of butterfly like the zebra butterfly and they life stile, the most commonest kind in there. less

In this travel video series we found the Cunti that in the years past the Indian used is as a food stable. Also see the species of butterfly like the…moreIn this travel video series we found the Cunti that in the years past the Indian used is as a food stable. Also see the species of butterfly like the zebra butterfly and they life stile, the most commonest kind in there. less

In this travel video clip Rich and Judy Kern go into the Everglades to see all the life stile you can find there. The different kind of spiders you …moreIn this travel video clip Rich and Judy Kern go into the Everglades to see all the life stile you can find there. The different kind of spiders you can fine there like the Golden Silk, Jumping Spider. less

In this travel video clip see a little Raccoon trying to find a meal for himself while the American Alligator is watching him. The see the red belie …moreIn this travel video clip see a little Raccoon trying to find a meal for himself while the American Alligator is watching him. The see the red belie turtle is trying hard to get his food, after struggling so hard he gets it, then all the different kind of flowers you can find in and out the water. less

In this travel video series see the American Alligator looking for something to eat, many birds that visit her make the Everglades one of the best pl…moreIn this travel video series see the American Alligator looking for something to eat, many birds that visit her make the Everglades one of the best place for bird watching where you can see all king of bird and the way they ketch they own food. less

In this travel video series visit the Florida Everglade witch is so vast, grassy one of the most beautiful thing you can see in Miami, finding severa…moreIn this travel video series visit the Florida Everglade witch is so vast, grassy one of the most beautiful thing you can see in Miami, finding several kind of creature that come the to find food and helping the wildlife survive. less

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In this travel video clip see how Marty and his assistant Sue gets tangle up with one of the female alligator who wants them out of her home, protect…moreIn this travel video clip see how Marty and his assistant Sue gets tangle up with one of the female alligator who wants them out of her home, protecting her eggs. But finally the get rid of her for while just the time to make they resort, and Sue explain to us her tecnic. After a while see how the young alligator born and the mother take them into the water for the first time. less

In this travel video clip see how after the rain the water spread all over the the land and it form island of threes witch the alligator uses to go a…moreIn this travel video clip see how after the rain the water spread all over the the land and it form island of threes witch the alligator uses to go and make nesting, Marty Fleming and his assistant go out to the Everglade national park on a resort for the alligator eggs. less

In this travel video clip the rain begins in the month of may for the alligators where it come to them like a big food festival. Where the disperse t…moreIn this travel video clip the rain begins in the month of may for the alligators where it come to them like a big food festival. Where the disperse there self all over the place looking for food and where to make they next nest. less

In this travel video series see how a female alligator grown for a male and then a big male herd the noise half mile away and response to her call bu…moreIn this travel video series see how a female alligator grown for a male and then a big male herd the noise half mile away and response to her call but there are another male who wants to complicate the situation but so far after calling for each other the get together. less

In this travel video series the alligator are all together in this swamp, where the are demonstrating who domain in the swamp. Some times they are ig…moreIn this travel video series the alligator are all together in this swamp, where the are demonstrating who domain in the swamp. Some times they are ignored but some other times they are noticed by others and it can turn in to violence loosing some part of they body. less

In this travel video series see this big Alligator drifting true the river and the way the swim. The strength of what an alligator bite his food with…moreIn this travel video series see this big Alligator drifting true the river and the way the swim. The strength of what an alligator bite his food with, telling you about the characteristic of the American Alligator and how powerful creature he is. less

In this travel video series see how Doctor George and his team go out at night to see how are the alligators are coming on growing in the habitats, b…moreIn this travel video series see how Doctor George and his team go out at night to see how are the alligators are coming on growing in the habitats, but for that see how they had to ketch this alligator to do the resort. less

This travel video series tell you how the American Alligator is one of 22 species of crocodilian world wide witch are find in a broad Equatorial band…moreThis travel video series tell you how the American Alligator is one of 22 species of crocodilian world wide witch are find in a broad Equatorial band, including the Alligator, Caiman, true Crocodiles. Learning the difference about the species of these reptiles and the way the survive. less

In this travel video series see the alligators are all together in the swamp waiting for food to come around, maybe some one of these little bird to …moreIn this travel video series see the alligators are all together in the swamp waiting for food to come around, maybe some one of these little bird to tumble out of the nest and then eat them. See how the Alligator eat this Raccoon after drowning. less

Wine Planet checks out Coriole winery set in the "Seaview" sub region of the McLaren Vale Wine District in South Australia. Coriole Vineyards was…moreWine Planet checks out Coriole winery set in the "Seaview" sub region of the McLaren Vale Wine District in South Australia. Coriole Vineyards was established by the Lloyd family in 1967, in hills overlooking the McLaren Vale wine region and Gulf St Vincent. The area is one of Australia's oldest and best-known wine districts. The original vineyard at Coriole was planted in 1920. Further plantings were added in the late 1960's and 1990's. With its three specialities being Shiraz, Sangiovese and Chenin Blanc. less

In this travel video series we take a sunset tour on the beach around a fire saying goodbye toy you, even as you can see that there are still great …moreIn this travel video series we take a sunset tour on the beach around a fire saying goodbye toy you, even as you can see that there are still great spots that you can find on the different island and in the whole florida and New Orleans so come down by the gulf and enjoy sometime, "its still beautiful". less

In this travel video take a trip with us over to Laguna Atascosa wildlife refuge, finding here birds and others wildlife that are find no where else …moreIn this travel video take a trip with us over to Laguna Atascosa wildlife refuge, finding here birds and others wildlife that are find no where else like the Aplomado Falcon, Crested Caracara and the beautiful green Jay and others kinds of species of creatures. less

In this travel video clip we take a boat trip from Port Aransas heading to North Padre Island, the main attraction there is the National Seashore wer…moreIn this travel video clip we take a boat trip from Port Aransas heading to North Padre Island, the main attraction there is the National Seashore were you can do also camping. Finding a wide flora and fauna on this island and take a long drive on the beach way down to the front border of the park. less

In this travel video series come and meet Diane Borden, Refuge Coordinator who tells us how the Hurricane change the habitat. Now the place is gettin…moreIn this travel video series come and meet Diane Borden, Refuge Coordinator who tells us how the Hurricane change the habitat. Now the place is getting rich of all kinds of vegetation that is growing and species that are coming in to live there, the wildlife are getting to be more abundant. less

In this travel video series we reach to the little town of St. Martinville, popular for the Evangeline Oak, known also as the birth place of the Acad…moreIn this travel video series we reach to the little town of St. Martinville, popular for the Evangeline Oak, known also as the birth place of the Acadian, and still too call it self the frog capital of the world and the largest producer of Crawfish of the world producing 70 million pound each year. less

In this travel video series come with all they way over the west of New Orleans to Avery island home of world famous tabasco saws, and also the home …moreIn this travel video series come with all they way over the west of New Orleans to Avery island home of world famous tabasco saws, and also the home of the great Egret bird witch is the Logo for the Tabasco, here these birds are been protected, then we take a tour in the wilderness to see. less

In this travel video series see how the Mary Queen of Vietnam Church organized to go and help cleanup, under the supervision of father Luke and fath…moreIn this travel video series see how the Mary Queen of Vietnam Church organized to go and help cleanup, under the supervision of father Luke and father Vien. Sharing a time with the sisters and making the people of New Orleans pass a happy Christmas season. less

In this travel video series see how Don Fisk from the Group Workcamps Foundation and the members of this group tells us about how the people of New o…moreIn this travel video series see how Don Fisk from the Group Workcamps Foundation and the members of this group tells us about how the people of New orleans was so affected by the hurricane and the help they brought for them to clean up the place. less

In this travel video series we reach to Louisiana, where we visit New Orleans to see how the recovery effort is going. We take a fly tour and see th…moreIn this travel video series we reach to Louisiana, where we visit New Orleans to see how the recovery effort is going. We take a fly tour and see the way how New Orleans is build on top of a swamp mostly, reason why they couldn't get away they gat in to trouble during the hurricane witch destroyed over 150,000 of homes. less

In this travel video series see how bad the Pass Christian town was destroyed, over 500 houses in the town was gone flat and the water along the bay …moreIn this travel video series see how bad the Pass Christian town was destroyed, over 500 houses in the town was gone flat and the water along the bay was contaminated, and where katrina make his final land at Bay Saint Louis destroying there too a lots of houses. less

In this travel video series now come with us to a day trip to Ship Island Excursions and visit the Fort Massachusetts so you can get to know about it…moreIn this travel video series now come with us to a day trip to Ship Island Excursions and visit the Fort Massachusetts so you can get to know about it. On the island you can also enjoy on the beach doing birds watching and see the black Skimmer bird. less

In this travel video series meet Richard Flowers J. who tells us after nine months about all the damage and losses that they had. You can also see f…moreIn this travel video series meet Richard Flowers J. who tells us after nine months about all the damage and losses that they had. You can also see for you self the devastating destructions they suffered, and they way the strength of they Hurricane destroy the homes. less

In this travel video clip se the way the places was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina on August 29, 2005 and the Monument that they builded to katrina w…moreIn this travel video clip se the way the places was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina on August 29, 2005 and the Monument that they builded to katrina while they was rebuilding the city. After they rebuild the city the tourist attraction begins where they show the tourist the way they fishing and catch shrimp and give them a full explanation about the different species. less

In this travel video clip we've reach on the west side of Mobile Bay where we make a stop at the Belingrath Gardens and Home to admire and enjoyed th…moreIn this travel video clip we've reach on the west side of Mobile Bay where we make a stop at the Belingrath Gardens and Home to admire and enjoyed the flowers and the beauty of the place. Next in New Orleans, Mississippi we see all the destructions that the Hurricane did to the place. less

In this travel video series we visit Alabama State, witch is the number one of gulf coast for Oyster Processing from all over the places. Then forwar…moreIn this travel video series we visit Alabama State, witch is the number one of gulf coast for Oyster Processing from all over the places. Then forward on we reach at Mary's place, a sea food restaurant, there the owners Shirley and Betty Gunnels was affected by Hurricane Katrina and they tells us the story. less

n this travel video series, on or way back from Dauphin island you will see Oyster men cracking Oysters the old fashion way. Every morning at sunrise…moren this travel video series, on or way back from Dauphin island you will see Oyster men cracking Oysters the old fashion way. Every morning at sunrise mr. Every Bates and his sun are Oystermen who go out to get oysters. less

In this travel video clip see all the different kind of beautiful birds species you can find on the Dauphin Island, and to learn more about the lo…moreIn this travel video clip see all the different kind of beautiful birds species you can find on the Dauphin Island, and to learn more about the local wind life visit the Dauphin Island Sea lab, a visit here will give you a better understanding about the nature and life on the island. less

In this travel video clip come with us to Alabama coast Gulf Shores where you can find all kind of different activities to do, like taking tour aroun…moreIn this travel video clip come with us to Alabama coast Gulf Shores where you can find all kind of different activities to do, like taking tour around the Bay. Then take a ride on a ferry to Dolphin Island known as America's Birdies Coast of town, and get to know Mr. Mark Henderson who give us short talking about the Island and his nature. less

In this travel video series, we take you to the Gulf Island National Seashore, this place protect the lands and sea to preserve they species. Next we…moreIn this travel video series, we take you to the Gulf Island National Seashore, this place protect the lands and sea to preserve they species. Next we go to Big Laguna State Park offering who offer you wild life viewing and camping, then visit the Fora-Bama bar to go and have fun there. less

In this travel video series we are in Florida secant oldest city Pensacola, visiting all the different historical places of the city, like the Pensac…moreIn this travel video series we are in Florida secant oldest city Pensacola, visiting all the different historical places of the city, like the Pensacola Lighthouse that was build in 1824 and the Ft. Barrancas, 1844. Then go to the National Museum of Naval Aviation. You can see over one hundred and forty beautifully restored aircraft like the blue angels. less

In this travel video series we want to take you with us to the Blue Dolphins tours were you can get in to the water and swim with the Dolphins, enjoy…moreIn this travel video series we want to take you with us to the Blue Dolphins tours were you can get in to the water and swim with the Dolphins, enjoying yourself playing with them in the sea, while they go swimming from one boat to another, where you can get up personal to them an touch them. After that you can go and take a ride in Gus's Incredible Flying boats admiring the island from the air. less

In this travel video series come take a tour with us now to the St. Joseph Peninsula State Park, offering to us great birding and all next kind of st…moreIn this travel video series come take a tour with us now to the St. Joseph Peninsula State Park, offering to us great birding and all next kind of strange animal. Then to a little home town called Apalachicola, this town produces 10% of the Oysters that is consumed in the whole US, where you can find also fresh sea food dinner with you family and friends. less

In this travel video series, come with us to this part of Florida called East point were you can come and fishing and pass a relaxing time. You will…moreIn this travel video series, come with us to this part of Florida called East point were you can come and fishing and pass a relaxing time. You will also have the privilege to be at two of the best park in the state, like the St. George island State Park and enjoy on the beach the beauty of the sunrise along the coast. less

IIn this travel video series, Captain Doug tells us about his favorite bird witch is the Frigate bird. Then meet Captain Dennis Voyles who make his l…moreIIn this travel video series, Captain Doug tells us about his favorite bird witch is the Frigate bird. Then meet Captain Dennis Voyles who make his living of sport fishing around Cedar Key, we went fishing with him where hey tells us about his lifestyle of fishing there. less

In this travel video series, meet Captain Doug, who's lives on the island, and been doing natures based tours focused on birds for the last 7 years s…moreIn this travel video series, meet Captain Doug, who's lives on the island, and been doing natures based tours focused on birds for the last 7 years studying them, telling us about all the different kind you can find on this island. less

In this travel video clip, come with us to Cedar Key, get to know a little more about fishing, people here make there living off fishing Clam's, witc…moreIn this travel video clip, come with us to Cedar Key, get to know a little more about fishing, people here make there living off fishing Clam's, witch is what they mostly do on the island, they also have several farmers of Clam's. less

In this travel video clip, we've ended up at the Homosassa Springs Wildlife state park, were we go to the underwater absorbatory we we say a lot of s…moreIn this travel video clip, we've ended up at the Homosassa Springs Wildlife state park, were we go to the underwater absorbatory we we say a lot of salt water fish. Learn about how to help and protect the Manatees were you can also take a tour with them in the River. less

In this travel video series, after our boat tour, we go to the sponge market and then to the Weeki Wachee, get to know one of the spring swimmer and …moreIn this travel video series, after our boat tour, we go to the sponge market and then to the Weeki Wachee, get to know one of the spring swimmer and the beautiful dancing underwater show that the Mermaid's put on for you every day. less

In this travel video series, travel to Siesta Beach, one of the most beautiful beach in the world. We visited the Mote Marine Laboratory and gets to …moreIn this travel video series, travel to Siesta Beach, one of the most beautiful beach in the world. We visited the Mote Marine Laboratory and gets to see some of the marine creatures the have there. Crossing theTampa Bay bridge heading to Tarpon Springs and get to know George Billiris who is the owner of the sponge industry in that Town. less

In this travel video series watch the beauty of the island at the old Boca Grande Lighthouse, and the different kind of creature that the Mother Natu…moreIn this travel video series watch the beauty of the island at the old Boca Grande Lighthouse, and the different kind of creature that the Mother Nature provided us on this island. less

In this travel video series watch how we take a three hour trip to Cayo Costa State Park, Captiva. Were you will need to go and find you on shell's t…moreIn this travel video series watch how we take a three hour trip to Cayo Costa State Park, Captiva. Were you will need to go and find you on shell's the to Cabbage key and enjoy the show that the Dolphins put on for you and this famous Dollar Bill bar. less

In this travel video series see all the beautiful birds, and other species of creatures that they have in Campas, J. Ding Darling national wild life …moreIn this travel video series see all the beautiful birds, and other species of creatures that they have in Campas, J. Ding Darling national wild life refuge, finding over 200 species of birds being one of the most popular in the country, and also the shell museum that they have to offer you. less

In this travel video series watch how Jodie and john, film there new golf coast adventure, in Santa Bell island, Florida. Were you can find beautifu…moreIn this travel video series watch how Jodie and john, film there new golf coast adventure, in Santa Bell island, Florida. Were you can find beautiful Shell's all the way on this wonderful beach. less

I've dreamed of traveling to Easter island for years and when i found myself in the airport in Santiago, Chile I new I just had to change my ticket h…moreI've dreamed of traveling to Easter island for years and when i found myself in the airport in Santiago, Chile I new I just had to change my ticket home and make my way to one of th most amazing island In the world. Unesco declared Easter Island a World Heritage Site less

This video shows how plagues of flies invade this little town on the banks of Lake Victoria.

In this video clip find the right and great place to go and past your easter vacations on a beautiful island......

This travel video is an interesting look at one of the most famous and mysterious destinations.

Effigy Mounds National Monument is located in North East Iowa along the banks of the Mississippi River. In the centuries before Columbus arrived fro…moreEffigy Mounds National Monument is located in North East Iowa along the banks of the Mississippi River. In the centuries before Columbus arrived from Europe, a mysterious native culture built thousands of dirt mounds across the Upper Midwestern Untied States. Often, these mounds took the shape of animals; birds, bears, etc. Effigy Mounds National Monument features 31 separate mounds. From the ground, they look like ordinary dirt mounds. From the air, the mounds reveal their true artistry. Very little is known about these mound building cultures. The people who built them left few clues about themselves. www.frakesproductions.com less

In this travel video series Ana Alexandra satisfies her cravings for beauty. Costa Rica is full of natural wonders, and exotic wildlife.

In this travel video series watch Ana Alexandra discover Costa Rica. She visits a beautiful butterfly farm and spends a lovely time relaxing in the …moreIn this travel video series watch Ana Alexandra discover Costa Rica. She visits a beautiful butterfly farm and spends a lovely time relaxing in the midst of these amazing creatures. less

In this travel video Ana Alexandra visits La Paz's five powerful natural waterfalls.

In this travel video series Ana Alexandra takes us to see the beautiful natural wild life in Costa Rica.

Ana Alexandra takes us to the Monteverde Cloud forest of the Monteverde Reserve, in this Costa Rican travel video.

In this travel video series Ana goes on a Costa Rican expedition. She takes a evening tour at the Monteverde Reserve, were she sees a few creatures …moreIn this travel video series Ana goes on a Costa Rican expedition. She takes a evening tour at the Monteverde Reserve, were she sees a few creatures that only comes out at night. less

Malawi is a land in undiscovered Africa, where virtually everyone dances, sings, or carves stories on wooden panels and walking sticks. It is a safe …moreMalawi is a land in undiscovered Africa, where virtually everyone dances, sings, or carves stories on wooden panels and walking sticks. It is a safe country with a surround-sound animalscape, a strong cultural imprint, and no word in the local languages for stress or depression. Join the exploration of this warm heart of Africa. less

With a mere 8% water quantity, Niseko snow is always drier, providing some of the most exhilarating powder skiing and snowboarding experiences anywhe…moreWith a mere 8% water quantity, Niseko snow is always drier, providing some of the most exhilarating powder skiing and snowboarding experiences anywhere in the world. It is not unusual for guests to find themselves enveloped in snow, or as we say, "experiencing the White Room", as they bounce their way down the slopes. On a clear day, the Peak climb is rewarded with the ultimate ski or ride experience, where views from the Peak are truly awe-inspiring, spanning from the slopes of nearby Mt Yotei (the North Island's answer to Mt Fuji) all the way to the ocean's edge. less

Narrated by Peter Greenberg. An overview of the Royal Kingdom of Jordan, its great biblical, and archeological sites at the edge of history and it…moreNarrated by Peter Greenberg. An overview of the Royal Kingdom of Jordan, its great biblical, and archeological sites at the edge of history and its little known natural wonders. less

In conjunction with "My favorite European video" contest run on http://www.visiteurope.com: a brief survey of the endless choices Europe offers a vi…moreIn conjunction with "My favorite European video" contest run on http://www.visiteurope.com: a brief survey of the endless choices Europe offers a videographer. less

By digging into their own myths, the people of Kaikura, on New Zealand South Island, have reinvented their culture for the XX!st Century. Buy the …moreBy digging into their own myths, the people of Kaikura, on New Zealand South Island, have reinvented their culture for the XX!st Century. Buy the DVD www.adventureswithpurpose.tv less

In Hokitika on New Zealand South Island Richard meets elder Hemi Te Rakau who expounds on the Maori holistic way of mind. Buy the DVD www.advent…moreIn Hokitika on New Zealand South Island Richard meets elder Hemi Te Rakau who expounds on the Maori holistic way of mind. Buy the DVD www.adventureswithpurpose.tv less

On Franz Joseph Glacier, South Island New Zealand. "To traverse these landscapes is to be part of a narrative which was risk, conflict and perhaps …moreOn Franz Joseph Glacier, South Island New Zealand. "To traverse these landscapes is to be part of a narrative which was risk, conflict and perhaps understanding." Buy the DVD www.adventureswithpurpose.tv less

Explorer Richard Bangs talks about his latest film and book on New Zealand, what drives him to travel and his passion for environmental issues. Fi…moreExplorer Richard Bangs talks about his latest film and book on New Zealand, what drives him to travel and his passion for environmental issues. Filmed at The Explorer's Club in New York less

Filmmaker, aviator and explorer, Swiss born Weber counts as his most recent credit the launch of the New 7 Wonders of the World project. This culmina…moreFilmmaker, aviator and explorer, Swiss born Weber counts as his most recent credit the launch of the New 7 Wonders of the World project. This culminated in 100 million votes from all over the world for the New 7 Wonders,maybe the ultimate example of democracy in action. Weber has launched the new 7 Wonders of Nature which had the final selection in 2011. less

The term "eco" has been stretched and bled and manipulated into a marketing tool, so it is important that we ask the right questions when it comes to…moreThe term "eco" has been stretched and bled and manipulated into a marketing tool, so it is important that we ask the right questions when it comes to accomodations. Buy the DVD at www.adventureswithpurpose.tv less

The more people that can be touched by the magic of the outdoors, the larger the constituency that can raise voices when the environment becomes thre…moreThe more people that can be touched by the magic of the outdoors, the larger the constituency that can raise voices when the environment becomes threatened. Buy the DVD at www.adventureswithpurpose.tv less

Before the arrival of the Europeans the Maori did not have a written language so storytelling was essential to continuing the culture. Figuring promi…moreBefore the arrival of the Europeans the Maori did not have a written language so storytelling was essential to continuing the culture. Figuring prominently in these stories were landscapes as characters. Buy the DVD at www.adventureswithpurpose.tv less

"There is something enigmatic about New Zealand as it seems more pristine every time I return" Buy the DVD www.adventureswithpurpose.tv

How New Zealand is becoming a model for the rest of the world in its pursuit of sustainable tourism. Buy the DVD www.adventureswithpurpose.tv

An excerpt from The Travel with Kids Maui Travel Video. Sugar Cane ruled Maui's economy for almost 100 years, and Sugar Train shipped the sugar for …moreAn excerpt from The Travel with Kids Maui Travel Video. Sugar Cane ruled Maui's economy for almost 100 years, and Sugar Train shipped the sugar for years. Now the train ships Maui's new economy; tourists. To purchase the entire DVD visit www.travelwithkids.tv or Amazon.com less

An excerpt from The Travel with Kids Hawaii: Maui DVD. Maui Ocean Center has an incredible open ocean exhibit. You can see the divers interacting w…moreAn excerpt from The Travel with Kids Hawaii: Maui DVD. Maui Ocean Center has an incredible open ocean exhibit. You can see the divers interacting with the audience, answering questions and feeding the sting rays and learn all about the Pacific Ocean. Maui Ocean Center is a must see for any family visiting Maui To purchase the entire DVD visit www.travelwithkids.tv or Amazon.com Travel With Kids is the trip planner for families visiting Maui - Feature Length 50 minutes less

In this clip from The Travel with Kids Maui DVD Learn the history of Hawaii; born out of volcanic rock spewing from the Earths core, to today a trop…moreIn this clip from The Travel with Kids Maui DVD Learn the history of Hawaii; born out of volcanic rock spewing from the Earths core, to today a tropical paradise full of plants and animals. To purchase the entire DVD visit www.travelwithkids.tv or Amazon. Feature length 50 minutes less

An excerpt from The Travel with Kids "Hawaii-Maui" DVD. Follow the Roberts family as they explore the islands of Maui and Moloka'i in this award wi…moreAn excerpt from The Travel with Kids "Hawaii-Maui" DVD. Follow the Roberts family as they explore the islands of Maui and Moloka'i in this award winning presentation. Visit Lahaina, Kaanapali, Hana, Maui Ocean Center, a Luau, the Sugar Cane Train, and much more. Travel With Kids is fun for the entire family to watch and gets everyone excited about thier upcoming trip. To purchase the entire DVD visit www.travelwithkids.tv and Amazon less

Lara checks out the 3 sisters & Scenic World in Sydney Australia

The Vanuatu crew visit a local custom village to find out how the beautiful happy people of Vanuatu live.

Micheal Murphy captures the magic of Isla Iguana an oceanic and jungle refuge.

Micheal Murphy visits the architectural marvel of Panama Canal and video tapes the the inner working of this marvelous man made creation.

Micheal Murphy visits the architectural marvel of Panama Canal and video tapes the the inner working of this marvelous man made creation.

Micheal Murphy captures the magic of Coiba National Park, a 671,000 acre oceanic and jungle refuge.

Micheal Murphy does a jungle trek in the Barro Colorado Island off the Coast of Panama. He video tapes turtles, lizards, and monkeys on this travel …moreMicheal Murphy does a jungle trek in the Barro Colorado Island off the Coast of Panama. He video tapes turtles, lizards, and monkeys on this travel adventure. less

In this Travel video Micheal Murphy recounts his Alaska Experience.

Micheal Murphy treks Mt. Denali in this episode of Destination Unknown.

Micheal Murphy talks to locals, and does some campsite cooking in Talkettna.

Micheal Murphy goes Halibut Fishing, goes on a scenic plane rides, and camps in in a beautiful camp ground in this travel video.

Through England's Exmoor National Park with singing tour guide Martyn Babb and his antique Blue Motors coach.

In this travel music video by Micheal Murphy, Paul Brownlow sings "What I Love About This World"

In this travel video Micheal Murphy visits Belize with his son Justin.

In this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand after the Tsunami. This video demonstrates the resiliance of locals, and amazing Thai food.

In this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand after the Tsunami. This video demonstrates the resiliance of locals, and amazing beaches of …moreIn this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand after the Tsunami. This video demonstrates the resiliance of locals, and amazing beaches of the Beaches on Railay Bay less

In this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand to in 2005 to see the disaster from the Tsunami that hit Phi Phi Thailand.

In this travel video Micheal Murphy captures a school of killer whales.

In this travel video Micheal Murphy visits Elephant Island a place where in 1914 the crew of the Endurance spent 4 agonizing months waiting for the r…moreIn this travel video Micheal Murphy visits Elephant Island a place where in 1914 the crew of the Endurance spent 4 agonizing months waiting for the return of Earnest Shackleton. less

In this travel mysterious video Micheal Murphy travel by boat the coast of the South Orkeney Islands which is covered 85% by iceburgs. Also witness …moreIn this travel mysterious video Micheal Murphy travel by boat the coast of the South Orkeney Islands which is covered 85% by iceburgs. Also witness Adelay penguins as they raise their new born chicks less

In this travel video Micheal Murphy travel by boat the coast of the South Georgia Islands, and runs into one of the largest icebergs in the world: A-…moreIn this travel video Micheal Murphy travel by boat the coast of the South Georgia Islands, and runs into one of the largest icebergs in the world: A-22-A less

In this travel video Micheal Murphy travel by boat the coast of the South Georgia Islands. He video tapes glaciers and awesome mountains.

In this travel video Micheal Murphy continues his adventure following Earnest Shackleton's path to Arctic greatness.

In this travel video Micheal Murphy visits watches the sunrise over the ocean accompanied by a 100,000 king penguins.

In this travel video Micheal Murphy visits the Whailing ghost town of Grytviken. Travel among the abandon ships and Ernest Shackelton's grave. th…moreIn this travel video Micheal Murphy visits the Whailing ghost town of Grytviken. Travel among the abandon ships and Ernest Shackelton's grave. the founder of less

Traveling around the world I finally get to explore my seventh Continent and along the way I visited the South Georgia Islands. In this travel video…moreTraveling around the world I finally get to explore my seventh Continent and along the way I visited the South Georgia Islands. In this travel video I am aboard the ship Endeavor and capture the rugged beauty of this Arctic coast line. less

Traveling around the world I finally get to explore my seventh Continent and along the way I visited the South Georgia Islands. In this travel video…moreTraveling around the world I finally get to explore my seventh Continent and along the way I visited the South Georgia Islands. In this travel video come see the king penguins. less

Traveling around the world I finally get to explore my seventh Continent and along the way I visited the South Georgia Islands. In this travel video…moreTraveling around the world I finally get to explore my seventh Continent and along the way I visited the South Georgia Islands. In this travel video I follow Earnest Shackleton's epic journey towards the south pole. less

Traveling around the world I finally get to explore my seventh Continent and along the way I visited the South Georgia Islands. I video tape seals, s…moreTraveling around the world I finally get to explore my seventh Continent and along the way I visited the South Georgia Islands. I video tape seals, sea lions, and penguins on my trek up a glacier. less

Traveling around the world I finally get to explore my seventh Continent and along the way I visited the Falkland Islands. In this travel video I vi…moreTraveling around the world I finally get to explore my seventh Continent and along the way I visited the Falkland Islands. In this travel video I visit Port Stanley, a town found in 1842 and has a population of about 2000. I have a drink at a local pub and reminisce about the 1982 war between Argentina, and England. less

Traveling around the world I finally get to explore my seventh Continent and along the way I visited the Falkland Islands. In this travel video I me…moreTraveling around the world I finally get to explore my seventh Continent and along the way I visited the Falkland Islands. In this travel video I meet Rudy, whose family has been on the Falkland Islands since 1842. less

Traveling around the world I finally get to explore my seventh Continent and along the way I visited the Falkland Islands. In this travel video I vi…moreTraveling around the world I finally get to explore my seventh Continent and along the way I visited the Falkland Islands. In this travel video I visit Jason Steeple Island, one of the least visited, and most rugged islands of the Falkland Archipelago. less

Traveling around the world I finally get to explore my seventh Continent and along the way I visited the Falkland Islands. In this travel video we v…moreTraveling around the world I finally get to explore my seventh Continent and along the way I visited the Falkland Islands. In this travel video we visit the remote outpost of New Island. Meet new Islands only family and incredible the bird sanctuary less

Traveling around the world I finally get to explore my seventh Continent and along the way I visited the Falkland Islands. In this travel video we v…moreTraveling around the world I finally get to explore my seventh Continent and along the way I visited the Falkland Islands. In this travel video we visit the remote outpost of Carcass Island. Experience the awesome vistas, grazing sheep, penguins, and eagles. less

The desert kingdom of Rahjistan offers an amazing glimpse into one of the richest cultures. This 8 part series is narrated by Michael York

Nestled in the Himalayas, Nadak, called the last Shangri-La, is home to the most ancient Tibetan Buddhist traditions. This 8 part series is narrat…moreNestled in the Himalayas, Nadak, called the last Shangri-La, is home to the most ancient Tibetan Buddhist traditions. This 8 part series is narrated by Michael York. less

Come visit Lockroy & Dallmann Bay in this travel video through Anarctica. Admire the pinguins, whales and the surreal immages of Antarctica's land…moreCome visit Lockroy & Dallmann Bay in this travel video through Anarctica. Admire the pinguins, whales and the surreal immages of Antarctica's landscapes. less

In this video we will go to South Pole. No, we won't go straight to South Pole but we will visit the coldest, driest and windiest continent the world…moreIn this video we will go to South Pole. No, we won't go straight to South Pole but we will visit the coldest, driest and windiest continent the world, Antarctica. And also the most unknown continent of our world. In this first travel video we will visit Lindblad Cove, and see a seal in Antarctica. less

In this video we will go to South Pole. No, we won't go straight to South Pole but we will visit the coldest, driest and windiest continent the world…moreIn this video we will go to South Pole. No, we won't go straight to South Pole but we will visit the coldest, driest and windiest continent the world, Antarctica. And also the most unknown continent of our world. In this first travel video we will visit Whaler's Bay, Antarctica. less

An excerpt from Rich Kern's travel video series "Alligators"; To learn information about alligators can be a dangerous task. Watch these researches…moreAn excerpt from Rich Kern's travel video series "Alligators"; To learn information about alligators can be a dangerous task. Watch these researches as they show you their technique. less

An excerpt from the Rich Kern nature series "Alligators"; In this clip you can see who is on top of the food chain in Everglade national park.

An excerpt from the Rich Kern travel video series "Alligators". In this clip Rich kern captures excellent footage of the ferocious power of the the …moreAn excerpt from the Rich Kern travel video series "Alligators". In this clip Rich kern captures excellent footage of the ferocious power of the the great the alligator less

An excerpt from The Travel with Kids "Caribbean" DVD,Travel with kids show you where you can make some dolphin friends. On the Island of Tortola get…moreAn excerpt from The Travel with Kids "Caribbean" DVD,Travel with kids show you where you can make some dolphin friends. On the Island of Tortola get a look at the island culture and music as well as see where you can get up close and personal with some dolphin. Meeting dolphins something that is fun for both kids and adults. To purchase the entire DVD www.travelwithkids.tv less

In four years of service blueEnergy has proudly served the communities of the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua. This clip is a celebration of what we ha…moreIn four years of service blueEnergy has proudly served the communities of the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua. This clip is a celebration of what we has been able to do in this past year. less

A desert camp and a nearby resort hotel make an interesting contrast that is noted by a bemused young traveler.

This was adapted from a cruise ship lecture on Ecotourism in the Caribbean Rim. No voice over is provided because the lecture was live narrated. …moreThis was adapted from a cruise ship lecture on Ecotourism in the Caribbean Rim. No voice over is provided because the lecture was live narrated. We use the Apple Keynote program for cruise ship lectures rather than the more familiar PC Power point because Keynote embeds video very nicely. less

The somewhat somber tone of this piece may or may not encourage tourism to Ireland. It does capture a mood.

This especially evocative segment from the Rails Across Russia program, was edited down to stay within a two minute limit

This movie was developed for inclusion on a CDRom that accompanied a physical geography textbook. We have done many other educationally oriented p…moreThis movie was developed for inclusion on a CDRom that accompanied a physical geography textbook. We have done many other educationally oriented programs of various lengths. less

Images of sailing combine with details of life on a reef to create a mood piece evoking a South Sea adventure.

I enjoy creating an impression of a place and a season in a mere 30 seconds. This is an example....

This mood piece evokes the mystique of El Cedral, a cattle ranch and wildlife refuge in the llanos, or plains, of Venezuela

Bush plane adventures in Alaska are fantastic. These images provide an example.

Each December, the Brookfield Zoo, Brookfield, Illinois puts on a holiday light festival that features ice sculpture and lots of animals. www.frakes…moreEach December, the Brookfield Zoo, Brookfield, Illinois puts on a holiday light festival that features ice sculpture and lots of animals. www.frakesproductions.com less

Lilacia Park is the jewel of Lombard, Illinois. Every May this beautiful 8.5 acre park comes to life as its signature Lilacs bloom. www.frakesproduct…moreLilacia Park is the jewel of Lombard, Illinois. Every May this beautiful 8.5 acre park comes to life as its signature Lilacs bloom. www.frakesproductions.com less

The Caribbean National Forest, also known as El Yunque National Forest, is located on the Caribbean Island of Puerto Rico. The park is the only tro…moreThe Caribbean National Forest, also known as El Yunque National Forest, is located on the Caribbean Island of Puerto Rico. The park is the only tropical rain forest in the U.S. National Forest System. www.frakesproductions.com less

Ran into a mean sheep dog outside Gokyurt, Turkey. www.frakesproductions.com

A cold December morning at Hidden Lake Forest Preserve, DuPage, County, Illinois

An introduction to Mount Rainier NP including aerial shots of the mountain.

A short look at the unique species of marmots found only on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington state.

A short overview of our national parks urging the viewer to go out and explore them and their native wildlife.

Tail Waggin' Travels takes you to gorgeous North Lake Tahoe in it's pilot episode. In this segment (segment 1), we visit Tahoma Meadows B&B and find …moreTail Waggin' Travels takes you to gorgeous North Lake Tahoe in it's pilot episode. In this segment (segment 1), we visit Tahoma Meadows B&B and find a perfect place to stay in this pet friendly town. Travel with us and find out the best places to eat, drink and have fun with your pet. (more) less

Its hard to explain, or even illustrate, the magic of Ecuador's Galapagos Islands. This is a modest attempt. Unesco has declared the Galapagos a…moreIts hard to explain, or even illustrate, the magic of Ecuador's Galapagos Islands. This is a modest attempt. Unesco has declared the Galapagos a World Heritage Site less

Tail Waggin' Travels takes you to gorgeous North Lake Tahoe in its pilot episode. In this segment (segment 3), we visit the Auld Dubliner Irish Pub i…moreTail Waggin' Travels takes you to gorgeous North Lake Tahoe in its pilot episode. In this segment (segment 3), we visit the Auld Dubliner Irish Pub in the Village at Squaw Valley in North Lake Tahoe and find out the best Irish fare to enjoy with your pet. Travel with us and find out the best places to eat, drink and have fun with your pet. (more) less

Forty years ago, poachers were leaving these Pacific beaches in northern Michoacan with truckloads of giant black turtles. Their meat was eaten and …moreForty years ago, poachers were leaving these Pacific beaches in northern Michoacan with truckloads of giant black turtles. Their meat was eaten and the shells were used to make tortoise-shell trinkets. Their population dropped dramatically. But here, the local residents of an ancient tribe, called the Nagua, have taken it upon themselves to become guardians of these fascinating creatures. Hosted by Roberto Mitrotti less

Stretching from the highlands of Central Mexico to the Pacific Coast, Michoacan is a State that hosts great colonial cities, craft traditions dating …moreStretching from the highlands of Central Mexico to the Pacific Coast, Michoacan is a State that hosts great colonial cities, craft traditions dating back 2500 years and 2 spectacular natural events: the breeding of 40 million Monarch butterflies in the Sierras and the laying of eggs of thousands of marine turtles on the Coast. Animals have good instincts for this sort of thing. If Michoacan is so special for them there must be a good reason. Unesco declared the butterfly Biosphere a World heritage Site Hosted by Roberto Mitrotti less

An excerpt from Rich Kern's "Alligators"; In this travel video clip you get amazing footage of the alligator underwater and a taste of the risk that …moreAn excerpt from Rich Kern's "Alligators"; In this travel video clip you get amazing footage of the alligator underwater and a taste of the risk that RIch Kern takes in order bring you upclose to these wild beasts in their element. Buy the complete DVD at: http://richkernsnatureseries.com less

An excerpt from Rich Kern's travel video series "Alligators"; In this video you get a view only Rich Kern can give you of the sex life for the Allig…moreAn excerpt from Rich Kern's travel video series "Alligators"; In this video you get a view only Rich Kern can give you of the sex life for the Alligator. Buy this video at: http://richkernsnatureseries.comBuy this video at: http://richkernsnatureseries.com less

An excerpt from RV Adventures travel series "BAJA"; RV adventures videos not only give you interesting information for RV travelers, they put speci…moreAn excerpt from RV Adventures travel series "BAJA"; RV adventures videos not only give you interesting information for RV travelers, they put special appriciation to the nature and environment of the plces they travel, This video contains quality clips of some of the birds native to BAJA. To purchase the complete RV Adventure DVD on BAJA visit www.rvadventurevideos.com less

The introduction to Rich Kern's travel video Series "Alligators" RIch Kern's world class nature videography takes you closer to these Pre-historic l…moreThe introduction to Rich Kern's travel video Series "Alligators" RIch Kern's world class nature videography takes you closer to these Pre-historic looking reptiles then you could of ever imagine. The entire video is filled with brillant images and solid educational information all tied together into a classic nature video style which is Rich Kern's trademark. To purchase the complete video go to: http://richkernsnatureseries.com less

Miss Pearl is a community leader and activist from Monkey Point. In this video she explains the benfit of the blueEnergy project to her community an…moreMiss Pearl is a community leader and activist from Monkey Point. In this video she explains the benfit of the blueEnergy project to her community and makes a call for people to vote and support the cause. Voting ends 12pm EST Monday November 26; Go to www.CNN.com/Heroes to vote! less

In our tales of exotic travel, we visit far-flung destinations, discover traditional and contemporary arts, and experience indigenous lifestyles from…moreIn our tales of exotic travel, we visit far-flung destinations, discover traditional and contemporary arts, and experience indigenous lifestyles from rituals to royalty. Join us in our explorations around the world, where we often encounter the unexpected. less

We had only a couple of days to document the beauty of these tiny islands off the Caribbean coast of Venezuela. Would we go back? Absolutely.

This video is a taste of the work we are doing in small communities on Nicaragua's Atlantic coast. This installation was in Monkey Point, a communit…moreThis video is a taste of the work we are doing in small communities on Nicaragua's Atlantic coast. This installation was in Monkey Point, a community of 300 inhabitants. The people there live off the land and until now they had no source of electricity. This project was a succesful collaboration of international volunteers and local community activists. Pleas vote for us at www.CNN.com/Heroes to help us continue with this much needed work. less

A clip from the family travel video "Travel with Kids Caribbean" DVD. In this episode travel with the Roberts family to Puerto Rico exploring one t…moreA clip from the family travel video "Travel with Kids Caribbean" DVD. In this episode travel with the Roberts family to Puerto Rico exploring one to the biggest cave systems in the world. Rio Camuy is fasinating for kids and adults. As always the The Travel with Kids series gives you good information about how to make your trip "Kid Friendly". To purchase the entire 63 minute DVD visit www.travelwithkids.tv or Amazon.com For information about other titles in the series, visit travelwithkids.tv less

This video is part of our push to gain votes in the CNN heroes competition. The voice over is by Philip Montalban a Nicaraguan celebrity and reggae …moreThis video is part of our push to gain votes in the CNN heroes competition. The voice over is by Philip Montalban a Nicaraguan celebrity and reggae pioneer who is originally from the very communities we are working to serve. Voting ends 12pm EST Monday November 26; Go to www.CNN.com/Heroes to vote! less

An excerpt from Rich Kern's nature series "Everglades" , in this clip we watch the universally instinctive nature of a mother as she coaxes her babie…moreAn excerpt from Rich Kern's nature series "Everglades" , in this clip we watch the universally instinctive nature of a mother as she coaxes her babies to fly from the nest . Buy the complete DVD at: http://richkernsnatureseries.com less

An excerpt from Rich Kern's nature series "Everglades" , in this clip he takes into the intimacy of the mangroves to give you an exclusive view of a …moreAn excerpt from Rich Kern's nature series "Everglades" , in this clip he takes into the intimacy of the mangroves to give you an exclusive view of a day in the life of the Heron. Buy the complete DVD at: http://richkernsnatureseries.com less

The Himalayan foothills of Himachal Pradesh provide breathtaking sights...it is without a doubt one of the best reasons to visit Northern India.

This is an excerpt from our RV Adventure travel series in Alaska. This clip takes you to Prince of Whales Island which is the 3rd largest Island. Pr…moreThis is an excerpt from our RV Adventure travel series in Alaska. This clip takes you to Prince of Whales Island which is the 3rd largest Island. Princes of Whales is a national park with a well developed road system that takes you through virgin natural wilderness. Rv Adventures travels the roads to give you a glimpse of some the wilderness that you will get a chance to see on a trip to this beautiful island. To purchase the complete RV Adventure DVD on Alaska visit www.rvadventurevideos.com less

This is an excerpt from our RV Adventure travel series in Alaska. In this clip RV Adventures takes you to Port Hardy which is known as site for some…moreThis is an excerpt from our RV Adventure travel series in Alaska. In this clip RV Adventures takes you to Port Hardy which is known as site for some of the best whale watching in the world. This video gives you a tour of the quaintness of this little Alaska fishing town, and then takes you up close with some stunning imagery of it's infamous killer whales. To purchase the complete RV Adventure DVD on Alaska visit www.rvadventurevideos.com less

This is an excerpt from our RV Adventure travel series in Alaska. In this clip you will get a feel of what Alaska has to offer for luxierous fishing…moreThis is an excerpt from our RV Adventure travel series in Alaska. In this clip you will get a feel of what Alaska has to offer for luxierous fishing lodges where you can be surrounded in luxuary and wilderness nature. You can get a peak at what is considered to be some of the best fishing in the world. You will also see more high quality nature video that is the cornerstone of RV adventure travel videos. To purchase the complete RV Adventure DVD on Alaska visit www.rvadventurevideos.com less

This is an excerpt from our RV Adventure travel series in Alaska. In this clip we take you up close and personal to witness wild bears feasting on s…moreThis is an excerpt from our RV Adventure travel series in Alaska. In this clip we take you up close and personal to witness wild bears feasting on salmon as they swim upstream. Our videos are designed to captivate you with our stunning footage of nature and wildlife but, also serve to give good information to people thinking to make similar trips. To purchase the complete RV Adventure DVD on Alaska visit www.rvadventurevideos.com less

Stretching from the highlands of Central Mexico to the Pacific Coast Michoacan is a State that hosts great colonial cities, craft traditions dating b…moreStretching from the highlands of Central Mexico to the Pacific Coast Michoacan is a State that hosts great colonial cities, craft traditions dating back 2500 years and 2 spectacular natural events: the breeding of 40 million Monarch butterflies in the Sierras and the laying of eggs of thousands of marine turtles on the Coast. Animals have good instincts for this sort of thing. If Michoacan is so special for them there must be a good reason. Let’s go and find out. Hosted by Roberto Mitrotti less

In this travel video Micheal cautions viewers about ridding a bike through India.

Anjuna in it's hey-day was the place to be and today it's still a popular meeting point for backpackers, European ravers and long - term hippies

On this journey I find myself at the crown jewel of Costa Rica National Park system Manuel Antonio. Where I'm joined by My good friend Naturalist …more On this journey I find myself at the crown jewel of Costa Rica National Park system Manuel Antonio. Where I'm joined by My good friend Naturalist Fico Chacon . less

On this journey I find myself traveling around the galapagos Islands .This episode is a quick look at some of the highlight I experienced in the 8 …more On this journey I find myself traveling around the galapagos Islands .This episode is a quick look at some of the highlight I experienced in the 8 week I spent in Enchanted Islands . Unesco declared Galapagos Islands a World Heritage Site I'm your host Michael Murphy and this is Destination Unknown The Galapagos Island less

The Ganges Basin with its fertile soil is instrumental to the agricultural economies of India and Bangladesh. The Ganges and its tributaries provide …moreThe Ganges Basin with its fertile soil is instrumental to the agricultural economies of India and Bangladesh. The Ganges and its tributaries provide a perennial source of irrigation to a large area. Chief crops cultivated in the area include rice, sugarcane, lentils, oil seeds, potatoes, and wheat. Along the banks of the river, the presence of swamps and lakes provide a rich growing area for crops such as legumes, chillies, mustard, sesame, sugarcane, and jute. Fishing also provides opportunities to many along the river, though the river remains highly polluted. less

People travel from distant places to immerse the ashes of their kin in the waters of the Ganga; this immersion also is believed to send the ashes to …morePeople travel from distant places to immerse the ashes of their kin in the waters of the Ganga; this immersion also is believed to send the ashes to heaven. Several places sacred to Hindus lie along the banks of the river Ganga, including Haridwar and Kashi. People carry sacred water from the Ganges that is sealed in copper pots after making the pilgrimage to Kashi. It is believed that drinking water from the Ganga with one's last breath will take the soul to heaven. less

The Ganges collects large amounts of human pollutants as it flows through highly populous areas e.g. Schistosoma mansoni and faecal coliforms (theref…moreThe Ganges collects large amounts of human pollutants as it flows through highly populous areas e.g. Schistosoma mansoni and faecal coliforms (therefore, carrying high health risk of infection through the fecal-oral route and bathing). These populous areas, and other people down stream, are then exposed to these potentially hazardous accumulations. While proposals have been made for remediating this condition so far no great progress has been achieved. less

Varanasi is a famous Hindu holy city situated on the banks of the river Ganges (Ganga) in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It is one of the oldest …moreVaranasi is a famous Hindu holy city situated on the banks of the river Ganges (Ganga) in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It is one of the oldest continually inhabited cities in the world, dating back thousands of years and contemporaneous with the Sumer civilization. The city is called Kashi, "the luminous" in the Rigveda. It is often also referred to as "city of temples and learning." less

The Ganga, especially, is the river of India, beloved of her people, round which are intertwined her memories, her hopes and fears, her songs of triu…moreThe Ganga, especially, is the river of India, beloved of her people, round which are intertwined her memories, her hopes and fears, her songs of triumph, her victories and her defeats. She has been a symbol of India's age-long culture and civilization, ever changing, ever flowing, and yet ever the same Ganga. - Jawaharlal Nehru, First Prime Minister of India, born in Allahabad on the Ganges. less

A raven in the Canadian Rockies can not live without its Purina Chow.

Three friends begin a 28 day journey across India.

Three friends travel to Agra India. They make some friends, see the Taj Mahal, star in a music video and find big trouble which results in the unthin…moreThree friends travel to Agra India. They make some friends, see the Taj Mahal, star in a music video and find big trouble which results in the unthinkable. less

Two brothers volunteer at the Nepali Elephant Sanctuary, swim with the locals, get fitted for turbans in the holy city of Amritsar and learn some str…moreTwo brothers volunteer at the Nepali Elephant Sanctuary, swim with the locals, get fitted for turbans in the holy city of Amritsar and learn some strong moral lessons. Amazing. Truly Amazing. less

Two brothers cross the border into Nepal, volunteer at an elephant sanctuary, and meet some locals.

2 brothers travel to Varanasi, India by train and boat. Along they way, they meet some interesting people.

Views from a train in India.

Whale watching, eagles, and bare handed salmon fishing in Alaska.

An excerpt from Rich Kern's "The Everglades". In this video clip we see the Zebra Butterfly grow from its Larva state. Kern shows us the shocking se…moreAn excerpt from Rich Kern's "The Everglades". In this video clip we see the Zebra Butterfly grow from its Larva state. Kern shows us the shocking sex life of the Zebra Butterfly and gives us an upclose look into it as it happens...... Buy this video at: http://richkernsnatureseries.com less

An excerpt from Rich Kern's "The Everglades". In this video clip we see natures food chain from the microscopic to the biggest beast in the Swamp Bu…moreAn excerpt from Rich Kern's "The Everglades". In this video clip we see natures food chain from the microscopic to the biggest beast in the Swamp Buy this video at: http://richkernsnatureseries.com less

An excerpt from Rich Kern's "The Everglades". When its feeding time for the birds its a bonanza. Every bird has its own technique. See how the dif…moreAn excerpt from Rich Kern's "The Everglades". When its feeding time for the birds its a bonanza. Every bird has its own technique. See how the different birds use their bills in their own special way. less

From the busy streets of Delhi to the panoramic mountains of Chamba Valley, I embarked on an exciting journey to the foothills of the Indian Himalaya.

"Teotihuacán" is a Nahuatl name,translated as "City where men become gods." According to legend it was where the Gods gathered to plan the creation o…more"Teotihuacán" is a Nahuatl name,translated as "City where men become gods." According to legend it was where the Gods gathered to plan the creation of man. Construction of Teotihuacán commenced around 300 BC, with the Pyramid of the Sun built by 150 BC. The city reached its zenith approx. 150--450 A.D., when it was the center of an influential culture. At its height the city covered over 30 square km, and housed a population of as many as 200,000. The central avenue is called "Avenue of the Dead". The city contained palaces, apartment buildings, a marketplace, huge pyramids and temples used for worship. Teotihuacán was a place of pilgrimage in Aztec times, who identified it with the myth of Tollan, the place where the sun was created. Around 750 A.D., much of the city was burned, possibly during an invasion or a rebellion. less

An Excerpt from Rich Kern's travel video "The Everglades". The Lion is King of the Jungle, and the Alligator is King of the Swamp. Up close like on…moreAn Excerpt from Rich Kern's travel video "The Everglades". The Lion is King of the Jungle, and the Alligator is King of the Swamp. Up close like only Rich Kern will dare to go, you can see the American Alligator assert its position as the most dangerous and powerful beast in the Everglades. In this video clip Rich Kern captures a battle between two male alligators. With Spring time in the air and water levels low tensions between alligators run high.......... Buy this video at http://richkernsnatureseries.com less

An excerpt from Rich Kern's "The Everglades". In this video clip Rich Kern slows down the flight of the Egret while hunting for food. Like a balle…moreAn excerpt from Rich Kern's "The Everglades". In this video clip Rich Kern slows down the flight of the Egret while hunting for food. Like a ballet dancer, the Egret gracefully glides across the water gently dragging its foot and flapping its wings. A sight of amazing beauty and grace. Buy this video at: http://richkernsnatureseries.com less

An excerpt from Rich Kern's nature documentary "The Everglades". This clip shows you the problem solving instinct of the red belly turtle. With Ric…moreAn excerpt from Rich Kern's nature documentary "The Everglades". This clip shows you the problem solving instinct of the red belly turtle. With Rich Kern's signature up close and intimate video footage you can observe how this troubled turtle overcomes an obstacle to get his meal. less

Renee O'Conner takes us back in time in this travel video to the Khmare Empire. She visits the magnificent Temples of Angkor, that have been hidden …moreRenee O'Conner takes us back in time in this travel video to the Khmare Empire. She visits the magnificent Temples of Angkor, that have been hidden away for centuries in the Cambodian Jungle. less

The Southern Right Whale was named so because it lives in the southern hemisphere and it was the right whale to kill. Why? It was a slow swimmer and …moreThe Southern Right Whale was named so because it lives in the southern hemisphere and it was the right whale to kill. Why? It was a slow swimmer and it had so much blubber it seldom sank.18 metres long. 60 tons. less

In the Cage with Great White Sharks. 4 meters looks a little bigger under water. www.sharkcagediving.co.za

If you seriously want to get away from it all... try a 24 hour flight to the middle of the Indian Ocean.

The Camino was the hardest and most amazing thing I have ever done. Where do I start? -The history of the place is unbelievable...one night I s…moreThe Camino was the hardest and most amazing thing I have ever done. Where do I start? -The history of the place is unbelievable...one night I stayed in a 12th century Refugio. The way even predates Christianity as it was used by the Celts following the Milky Way. -The people, I met people from all round the world, all doing the Camino for their own personal reason. The comradeship and friendships you make on the way are fantastic What did I get out of it? I took my video camera and have shot a doco. I lugged 18 kg of gear for nearly 800 km over 34 days...I lost 8 kilos Was it a spiritual experience? Yes, I started from square one with my belief system. I see the Camino as a purification process, a purification of body and of mind. Some say there are 3 stages, the physical, the mental or emotional and the spiritual. Physical - go thru pain, blisters etc, ends in a euphoric feeling similar to a runners high. Mental or emotional - when you hit the flat lands of the meseta between Burgos and Leon you've been walking for about 2 weeks and it is no longer fun, the distances between towns can be as much as 18 kms, Anything that doesn't allow you to be 'in the moment' acts as a distraction, e.g. looking at your watch, wanting a coffee in the next town. All the problem areas of your life well up in you and you are tested, many return to old addictions, for me cigarettes. This staged ends with a feeling of being 'in the moment' and appreciating the nature around you, meditating. Spiritual - The Camino becomes a walking meditation, you feel in tune with nature and I myself felt protected (by god) You learn to 'go with the flow' and not so much impose your own will on the happenings of the day. you start to realize a lot of your worries are your own making. I also had a miracle happen which informed me there is a god, my whole belief system has changed....I no longer believe in the term sin, but I do believe we make mistakes, have the free will to make mistakes and that even thinking a negative thought takes us away from our relationship with our creator. less

Magnetic Island, ten minutes ferry ride from Townsville is unique in that it has a permanent residential population of about 2,000 people. This me…moreMagnetic Island, ten minutes ferry ride from Townsville is unique in that it has a permanent residential population of about 2,000 people. This means unlike alot of ‘resort’ islands, Magnetic caters for all budgets. More than half the Island is national park and thus wildlife such as koalas, wallabies, possums and birdlife are plentiful. I didn’t interview a local on Magnetic, I decided I would just concentrate on the natural beauty of the Island. I got some great wildlife shots and the beaches and bays are to die for. less

One bloody big Island made of Sand with a amazing diversity of animal and plant life. If you live in a big city, check it out it will blow your mind.…moreOne bloody big Island made of Sand with a amazing diversity of animal and plant life. If you live in a big city, check it out it will blow your mind. less

Nothing is more awe inspiring than the South American Rainforest stretching across the South American continent from Brazil to Peru. Reserva Amazoni…moreNothing is more awe inspiring than the South American Rainforest stretching across the South American continent from Brazil to Peru. Reserva Amazonica occupies the heart of a 30,000 acres private ecological reserve owned by Inkaterra deep in the Amazon Forest. A trekk through the forest provides a glimpse of the enormous and amazing diversity of life still available in this untouched corner of the world. less

Reserva Amazonica is situated in the midst the vast natural expanse of the Peruvian Rainforest next to the Madre de Dios river allowing intense con…moreReserva Amazonica is situated in the midst the vast natural expanse of the Peruvian Rainforest next to the Madre de Dios river allowing intense contact with nature. A brief night walk outside th lodge provides an encounter with a large tarantula and several white caymans, a rare species from the crocodile family. less

Reserva Amazonica campaigns against poaching, which is common in the Southern Amazon and protects young stray animals by raising them until they can…moreReserva Amazonica campaigns against poaching, which is common in the Southern Amazon and protects young stray animals by raising them until they can be safely released in the wild. The ocelot mother was killed by poachers and the cub was found in the jungle. Growing up accustomed to humans might also be a problem later on when the ocelot will eventually have to fend for itself. less

In the Southern Peruvian Amazon Basin lies the Tambopata National Reserve, considered a Global mega Diversity Hot Spot with over 670,000 acres of jun…moreIn the Southern Peruvian Amazon Basin lies the Tambopata National Reserve, considered a Global mega Diversity Hot Spot with over 670,000 acres of jungle. There is Reserva Amazonica, a 45 minute ride from Puerto Maldonado on the Madre de Dios River, a tributary of the Amazon River. More than just an accessible lodge it offers an eco-responsible natural and cultural encounter with the Amazon and its people. less

In the Amazon Rainforest in Peru,among the jungle treetops, Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica has built an 1,100 feet long network of walks with seven hang…moreIn the Amazon Rainforest in Peru,among the jungle treetops, Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica has built an 1,100 feet long network of walks with seven hanging bridges, six observation platforms and two 95 foot towers that allows exhilarating views of the canopy and its unique fauna and flora. Funding was provided by the World Bank and The National Geographic Society. less

Marble rays hanging around a rock .White tip sharks mating.

Diving at Isla de Malpelo and joined a school of Silky Sharks . I heard these sharks school here and had to see it. I'm glad I took the chance.

This is our "House dive". For six months or so, we had the privilege of seeing this Frogfish (named "eduardina" by my nephew) nearly every dive. She …moreThis is our "House dive". For six months or so, we had the privilege of seeing this Frogfish (named "eduardina" by my nephew) nearly every dive. She is the most active Frogfish I've ever seen! Also lots of Boga action, including cleaning behavior. less

Trip to Isla Guadalupe Underwater White Shark Scenes

A bubble eating Queen Angelfish, a pet Sand Diver and a Shrimp manicure! Oh yes, and a Stingray. House reef in the Punt Vierkant neighborhood.

Just north of BOPEC, where the road rejoins the shore. Entry easier than it looks. The best, most healthy coral I have seen around Bonaire! A Blac…moreJust north of BOPEC, where the road rejoins the shore. Entry easier than it looks. The best, most healthy coral I have seen around Bonaire! A Black Durgon mob over the reef. Very dramatic! less

Back to the Town Pier again as it never disappoints! As Roseanne said, its like finding all your little friends in one place. Seeing a Hawksbill Tu…moreBack to the Town Pier again as it never disappoints! As Roseanne said, its like finding all your little friends in one place. Seeing a Hawksbill Turtle eating off the pilings was a first for us. Also, a large Cubera Snapper with a retinue of pilot-like fish. less

Got in a bit north of the usual and went up to the marina entrance. Like a lot of dives in this area, we saw a lot of interesting sea creatures. Be…moreGot in a bit north of the usual and went up to the marina entrance. Like a lot of dives in this area, we saw a lot of interesting sea creatures. Best was a pink Longlure Frogfish sitting on a pink sponge. less

One of Bonaires more spectacular shore dives. From the four foot jump in at La Danias, the deep vertical walls and the plunging reef drop off, to th…moreOne of Bonaires more spectacular shore dives. From the four foot jump in at La Danias, the deep vertical walls and the plunging reef drop off, to the huge abundance of hard corals; a dive not to be missed. less

Always dramatic with large schools under the pier. Saw Tarpon, Jacks and large school of Silversides in the shallows.

Just south of the usual entry is an easy sandy beach to get in. The double reef here is a series of deep islands. One of our favorite dives; specta…moreJust south of the usual entry is an easy sandy beach to get in. The double reef here is a series of deep islands. One of our favorite dives; spectacular scenery and usually lots of interesting sites: This time a Barracuda with Sharksucker attached. less

Always a dramatic dive on the double reef system. We see a Hawksbill Turtle, A Spotted Eagle Ray cruise by and a huge Green Moray free-swimming.

On this dive off the Sabadeco Pier--literally out our back door--we see a lovely Juvenile Spotted Drum swimming in front of a Nurse Shark and a pair…moreOn this dive off the Sabadeco Pier--literally out our back door--we see a lovely Juvenile Spotted Drum swimming in front of a Nurse Shark and a pair of mating Spanish Lobsters. less

Sometimes treacherous, this dive was as good as it gets. Famous for schooling Tarpon, we also say a Spotted Eagle Ray and two rare Nassau Grouper.

Right in the front of downtown Playa, this dive is always interesting. This time 2 beautiful Seahorses, a feeding Hawksbill Turtle and a band of mau…moreRight in the front of downtown Playa, this dive is always interesting. This time 2 beautiful Seahorses, a feeding Hawksbill Turtle and a band of maurading French Grunts intent on nipping at our hands! less

For nearly a year, every time we dove north of Andrea II, we saw this school of Bogas. This time the Jacks and Barracuda were circling, looking for …moreFor nearly a year, every time we dove north of Andrea II, we saw this school of Bogas. This time the Jacks and Barracuda were circling, looking for a meal. less

Highlights from my last dive trip to Roatan, Honduras

an old video i made in college of timelapses from new zealand

This site just opened up and it was the first time the Ocean Frontiers staff got a look. We all took our chances, but we found it disappointing: Ve…moreThis site just opened up and it was the first time the Ocean Frontiers staff got a look. We all took our chances, but we found it disappointing: Very little hard coral (lots of soft coral), lots of algae and few fish. The wreck is a wreck...scattered about the reef. less

First of two dives with Ocean Frontiers on the east side. Similar terrain as the north walls. Stupid fish trick: Sprinkle a bit of sand on a Sea C…moreFirst of two dives with Ocean Frontiers on the east side. Similar terrain as the north walls. Stupid fish trick: Sprinkle a bit of sand on a Sea Cucumber and watch the acrobatics start! Thanks for showing us that! less

This time we dive with Tech Divers on the famous Turtle Reef, adjacent to the old turtle farm. Lots of Tarpon and several Southern Stingrays combine…moreThis time we dive with Tech Divers on the famous Turtle Reef, adjacent to the old turtle farm. Lots of Tarpon and several Southern Stingrays combined with interesting terrain to make this a must-do Cayman dive. less

A new site, recently opened and what a beauty! Georgeous hardand soft coral formations. We saw a pair of pirouetting butterflyfish, a shy stingray,…more A new site, recently opened and what a beauty! Georgeous hardand soft coral formations. We saw a pair of pirouetting butterflyfish, a shy stingray, several Diamond Blennies, a turtle that buzzed the camera twice and a wounded ocean triggerfish. less

A very eventful dive! It started with a gliding Peacock Flounder, then a dramatic swim through to find a large turtle and a pair of French Angelfish…moreA very eventful dive! It started with a gliding Peacock Flounder, then a dramatic swim through to find a large turtle and a pair of French Angelfish feeding and posing with Marcia and ended with an encounter with a feisty lobster. less

Our second dive on this wall. Very spectacular, but the camera does not do it justice. Saw a large Moray Eel out cruising and another Eagle Ray tha…moreOur second dive on this wall. Very spectacular, but the camera does not do it justice. Saw a large Moray Eel out cruising and another Eagle Ray that made two passes at us. less

Some of the prettiest hard and soft coral of any of our Cayman dives. Fish highlights were beautiful Yellow Phase and Bicolor Coneys, a Porcupinefish…moreSome of the prettiest hard and soft coral of any of our Cayman dives. Fish highlights were beautiful Yellow Phase and Bicolor Coneys, a Porcupinefish, a Shy and Barred Hamlet and a very pale blotchy Blue Tang being cleaned. less

Site and plaque dedicated to famed Cayman freediver Penny Ventura. Spectacular black coral down deep. Fish highlights were a maurading Tang Gang and…moreSite and plaque dedicated to famed Cayman freediver Penny Ventura. Spectacular black coral down deep. Fish highlights were a maurading Tang Gang and the always odd looking Cowfish. less

Seventh dive of the trip. We saw more fish than any previous dive, almost like back on Bonaire: Yellowhead Jawfish, Nassau Groupers, a small school o…moreSeventh dive of the trip. We saw more fish than any previous dive, almost like back on Bonaire: Yellowhead Jawfish, Nassau Groupers, a small school of Chub, an Indigo Hamlet and a very nice French Angelfish. less

The site is named for the part of the wall that actually forms an overhang. All the bubbles rising from the deep divers against the wall is quite a …moreThe site is named for the part of the wall that actually forms an overhang. All the bubbles rising from the deep divers against the wall is quite a sight! We were accompanied by a curious turtle for a while. less

Second dive of the day and the fifth of the trip. Another shallower reef along the sheer dropoff. We saw scads of lobsters and one unconcerned turt…moreSecond dive of the day and the fifth of the trip. Another shallower reef along the sheer dropoff. We saw scads of lobsters and one unconcerned turtle passing through. less

Another spectacular wall, with swim-throughs that are almost tunnels. We saw one cruising Eagle Ray in the distance and lots of Fairy Basslets.

Second dive of the day where we stick to the shallower part of the reef. We were treated to a squadron of five Eagle Rays cruising along the top of …moreSecond dive of the day where we stick to the shallower part of the reef. We were treated to a squadron of five Eagle Rays cruising along the top of the wall...Magnificent! less

Our first dive on the north sound wall. Spectacular! Along the wall top are a series of deep canyons, some of them almost tunnels, that open out on…moreOur first dive on the north sound wall. Spectacular! Along the wall top are a series of deep canyons, some of them almost tunnels, that open out onto the sheer deep drop of the wall. Nice soft corals. Fish highlight was an Ocean Triggerfish. less

Blennylips Bonaire Cayman Island dive trip: First dive of the trip at the Sunset House resort reef. Pleasant resort with a decent house reef. We sa…moreBlennylips Bonaire Cayman Island dive trip: First dive of the trip at the Sunset House resort reef. Pleasant resort with a decent house reef. We saw the famous Amphitrite Mermaid statue and the Atlantis Submarine full of tourists. less

Blennylips Bonaire dive log video. Bonaire's most famous and accessible wreck dive. Usually pretty crowded, but not too many this time. Can count o…moreBlennylips Bonaire dive log video. Bonaire's most famous and accessible wreck dive. Usually pretty crowded, but not too many this time. Can count on Tarpon and schooling Jacks with a nice reef to decompress on on the way back to shore. less

Blennylips Bonaire dive log video. Sand Dollar house reef. Tour led by the incomparable Bill & Prawphan. This is the E-ticket dive tour! Amazing c…moreBlennylips Bonaire dive log video. Sand Dollar house reef. Tour led by the incomparable Bill & Prawphan. This is the E-ticket dive tour! Amazing collection of critters on this reef. Highlights were turtles, seahorse, and a frogfish. less

Far from the madding crowd.... EmmaOntheLoose in Devon, England. Featuring Exmoor Ponies & The National Trust.

The natural beauty and variety of the Yukon Wilderness

The adventure, history and beauty of the Klondike Gold Rush in Dawson City and the Yukon.

A couple retires to Antigua Guatemala and ends up busier than ever running a boutique coffee farm.

A magical sunset bike ride through the alien landscape of the Valley of Fire State Park northeast of Las Vegas.

A short piece that includes interviews with the last reef-net fisherman in the United States. Someone who upholds an old way of life and an art that …moreA short piece that includes interviews with the last reef-net fisherman in the United States. Someone who upholds an old way of life and an art that has been pushed aside by industrial agriculture and factory farmed salmon. He reviews with us the process of reef-net fishing. less

Come on an exclusive tour of New York City's parks with the commissioner of the parks himself. Traveling from Central Park to Icahn Stadium, you'll m…moreCome on an exclusive tour of New York City's parks with the commissioner of the parks himself. Traveling from Central Park to Icahn Stadium, you'll meet people from clean-up crews to Olympic gold-medalists. less

Burning Man. Nuff said.

The Tuhourangi that settled in Whakarewarewa on the North Island of New Zealand have made a success of living alongside a geothermal wonderland.

Tony Mako does the "Hongi", the pressing of the noses and the "Powiri", the Maori welcome

William Holden, the Hollywood actor, bought the Mount Kenya Safari Club on a whim in 1960 and turned it into a hideway for the super-rich. This is a…moreWilliam Holden, the Hollywood actor, bought the Mount Kenya Safari Club on a whim in 1960 and turned it into a hideway for the super-rich. This is a spectacular resort at the foot of Mount Kenya, the second tallest mountain in Africa. n 1989, the owners saw potential for a luxury tented camp in this space and set out a plan to build 40 tents with a rustic main building and facilities that would rival the best camps in the Mara and the Serengeti. The main building would house a dining room, bar and reception area for the comfort of our Guests. The grounds would feature winding paths through lush flora and boast a swimming pool and observation areas to gather and gaze at the hippos, the crocs and the incredible bird life that inhabits this part of Kenya. The Mara Safari Club opened its doors in 1989 as an offshoot of Mount Kenya Safari Club, hence the name Safari Club. The Club stands on 100 acres of land, leased from the late Senior Chief Lerionka Ole Ntutu. A tented sanctuary lying at the foot of the Aitong Hills, the Mara Safari Club is surrounded on three sides by the Mara River, on the edge of the world-famous Masai Mara National Reserve. The land the Club sits on was an old hunting camp that had been converted to use for photo tours with the ban on hunting in Kenya in 1976. Originally the retreat of the movie star and his friends, the Club's illustrious former members have included Winston Churchill and Bing Crosby. less

training sled dogs for the Yukon race

diving with 500 Tarpons in Grand Cayman

learning how to scuba dive and taking first dive on the island of Bequia

a unique type of diving is found off St. Vincent revealing many small sea animals

diving off Union Island in St. Vincent and the Grenadines is a rewarding and unforgettable experience

in the center of St. Vincent Island, there is a volcano that offers amazing views from the summit

strong currents enable divers to cover great distances as they observe fascinating marine life

a scuttled car ferry provides an interesting dive experience as sea life transforms it into a new reef

in the center of the island, the worlds oldest protected forest ensures that Tobago preserves its ecology

off Tobago's Speyside region, an amazing dive site offers the opportunity to swim with giant manta rays

in Alaska's Tongass national park, grizzly bears are easy to see in the wild

while whale watching in Alaska, a humpback decides to give tourists a fright by bumping their boat

the small island of Bequia is permitted to slaughter one whale per year by the International Whaling Commission

an unforgettable diving experience can be had at the 6000' underwater cliff off shore at Little Cayman

freedive instructor Sebastian Chander, demonstrates the sensual art of free diving

no need to take a dive-boat because the Cayman Islands offer a unique diving environment just off the shore

one of the most famous dive sites in the world offers close encounters with friendly stingrays

off shore Cayman Brac, is a beautiful sunken frigate to explore

between the shore and the wall, there is a beautiful dive experience to enjoy with easy access to an undersea tropical paradise

he Kenya Lake System in the Great Rift Valley is a World Heritage site. It consists of three lakes in basins on the floor of the valley, known for th…morehe Kenya Lake System in the Great Rift Valley is a World Heritage site. It consists of three lakes in basins on the floor of the valley, known for their high concentration of lesser flamingo, great white pelicans and migratory birds. Lake Nakuru is one of them. All the three lakes are shallow, alkaline and are hydro-geologically connected through sub surface seepage of water. The alkalinity of the three lakes supports the abundant growth of the green algae (spirulina platensis) which is the food of the lesser flamingoes which congregate in the lakes in great numbers. Thousands of pink flamingos have been living forever on Lake Nakuru but are facing environmental threats. less

While traveling through Yellowstone a bison takes an obsessive interest in our car and us

Diving in the Florida Cays you can visit with nurse sharks and pet them if you come with enough squid

A twist on the traditional safari offers a slow and silent aerial view of the Mara Plain in Kenya.

The annual migration of the Wildebeests across the Mara Plain in Kenya offers a grand and awe inspiring spectacle of nature.

St. Vincent and the Grenadines are 33 remote islands in the Southern Caribbean...

White Water Rafting run by River Fiji shares its profits with local villages

while sailing through the Cayman Islands, encountering conch divers, yields a tasty local delicacy

New Zealand, is the real life version of the fantasy world from the Lord of The Rings

Cruise lines need to attract passengers with new enticement: The Paul Gauguin in Polynesia offers an unforgettable dive with sharks in the lagoons of…moreCruise lines need to attract passengers with new enticement: The Paul Gauguin in Polynesia offers an unforgettable dive with sharks in the lagoons of Bora Bora. The Paul Gauguin was designed specifically for sailing the shallow lagoons of French Polynesia year-round. She offers an extension of the informal, relaxing environment of the islands, with Regent Seven Seas Cruises interpretation of six-star service, comfort and luxury. The watersports marina with its retractable deck allows one to roll out of bed and into the water. Filmed by Roberto Mitrotti and Christina Hajdinjak for Living Trends. less

These epic Nicaragua Highlights in HD were filmed over from early 2012 to 2014. Explore Nicaragua and see things you'd never expect from this excitin…moreThese epic Nicaragua Highlights in HD were filmed over from early 2012 to 2014. Explore Nicaragua and see things you'd never expect from this exciting Central American country. This Nicaragua movie style trailer that's you around the country highlighting some of the most amazing scenes, warm people and exciting adventure that is guaranteed. less

Lack of infrastructure be damned, Nicaragua has put its civil war and troubled past behind and is welcoming travelers to experience it’s countless an…moreLack of infrastructure be damned, Nicaragua has put its civil war and troubled past behind and is welcoming travelers to experience it’s countless and undiscovered natural wonders. Join the crew as we make our way from earthquake ravaged Managua to the beautiful outposts of León, Granada, Estelí & Lake Omotepe and see why Nicaragua is the hottest up and coming destination in Central America. less

Find out about all the amazing activities you can partake in while in Whistler

A glance to the superb campsites and vacaton cities throughout mountain, river and coast of Girona

Per info: www.albergo-larocca.it - info@albergo-larocca.it - Tel 0546-81180 It dates from the fifteenth century, 10, with 4 generations of the fa…morePer info: www.albergo-larocca.it - info@albergo-larocca.it - Tel 0546-81180 It dates from the fifteenth century, 10, with 4 generations of the family Valgimigli welcoming guests. Today the hotel offers 19 rooms all with wifi internet with a 100 seats restaurant. The kitchen is type of international and traditional, with homemade pasta and the use of selected raw materials from the area. A wide selection of Italian wines with a predominance of both regional and local. Very impressive is the panoramic terrace. Its central location makes it an excellent starting point to explore the village and the surrounding area, with the rail link with Florence, Rimini, Ravenna and Bologna. Visit the town, spend a day at the spa, or greens of the golf club just a few kilometers away. Brisighella is tradition, history, culture, welfare, sport. less

Volunteer Abroad in Costa Rica: Volunteering Opportunities Volunteer Abroad in Costa Rica: In 1502, on his fourth and last voyage to the New World…moreVolunteer Abroad in Costa Rica: Volunteering Opportunities Volunteer Abroad in Costa Rica: In 1502, on his fourth and last voyage to the New World, Christopher Columbus made the first European landfall in the area. Settlement of Costa Rica began in 1522. For nearly three centuries, Spain administered the region as part of the Captaincy General of Guatemala under a military governor. The Spanish optimistically called the country "Rich Coast." Finding little gold or other valuable minerals in Costa Rica, however, the Spanish turned to agriculture. http://www.abroaderview.org/costarica.php less

Our volunteer projects allow you to help street children and orphans in Quito, teach English in a local Andes village, work at one of the numerous ec…moreOur volunteer projects allow you to help street children and orphans in Quito, teach English in a local Andes village, work at one of the numerous ecology/conservation bio stations or animal welfare reserves located throughout the Amazon, coastal and Andes regions. Our programs allow you to discover the wonders of Ecuador, while doing meaningful community work. This is a great opportunity to enhance your Spanish knowledge, live with the locals and realize one person can make a difference. Volunteering with us and see A Broader View of the World. http://www.abroaderview.org/ecuador.php less

Our programs allow you to take part in meaningful community service work, while discovering the people, sights, sounds, and tastes of Peru. Volunteer…moreOur programs allow you to take part in meaningful community service work, while discovering the people, sights, sounds, and tastes of Peru. Volunteering in Peru is a way to totally immerse yourself in Spanish culture. This is a great opportunity to make life-long friends, learn a foreign language and discover that one person really can make a difference. Volunteering with us and see A Broader View of the World. "Service is the very purpose of life. It is the rent we pay for living on the planet." -Marian Edelman. http://www.abroaderview.org/peru.php less

Our programs allow you to take part in meaningful community service work, while discovering the people, sights, smells and tastes of Chile. Volunteer…moreOur programs allow you to take part in meaningful community service work, while discovering the people, sights, smells and tastes of Chile. Volunteering in Chile is a way to totally immerse yourself in Spanish culture. This is a great opportunity to make life-long friends, learn a foreign language and discover that one person really can make a difference. Volunteering with us and see A Broader View of the World. " You have not lived until you have done something for someone who can never repay you" - Anonymous. http://www.abroaderview.org less

The Maratea beaches offer a splendid opportunity to work on your tan. Rent an Umbrella and chair and you are set for the day. Great views of the ocea…moreThe Maratea beaches offer a splendid opportunity to work on your tan. Rent an Umbrella and chair and you are set for the day. Great views of the ocean and small islands. Oh look, behind you the hills are on fire. Scrub brush perhaps set on fire by a careless cigarette, are working their way across the hills. The hills, too steep for vehicles, they use the Canadair fire-fighting airplane. We can watch the ocean, pretty girls in bikinis or airplanes putting out fires. Pass me another beer. less

Like dried peppers? Toasty fried peppers? Well, we go behind the scene at the Agriter Cooperative which grows and processes peppers in a variety of…moreLike dried peppers? Toasty fried peppers? Well, we go behind the scene at the Agriter Cooperative which grows and processes peppers in a variety of ways. There are acres of peppers growing. We watch the processing, slicing up, and drying of the peppers. We also see how they string up the peppers for drying in the traditional manner. This is way off the tourist route ... in fact, we had trouble finding it. less

A unique visit with an Italian gardener and a tour of his garden. Vegetables and fruits abound on this hill-side plot of land. Learn how to pull ol…moreA unique visit with an Italian gardener and a tour of his garden. Vegetables and fruits abound on this hill-side plot of land. Learn how to pull olives off the tree and taste the fruit from the Fici di India cactus plant. less

Antonelli wines, world famous, is located in the hills of San Marco, about a half hour south-west of Assisi, Italy. We watch the vineyard people cutt…moreAntonelli wines, world famous, is located in the hills of San Marco, about a half hour south-west of Assisi, Italy. We watch the vineyard people cutting and bringing grapes to the auger and wine press. Then we visit the huge fermentation tanks, cask storage rooms and the wine bottling area. Finally, working up a thirst, we partake of a wine tasting with our gracious host Filippo Antonelli (Agronomist). less

This Archaeological Park contains a Roman amphitheater and Sicily's largest Greek theater. Also within the park is The Ear of Dionysius (cave) and th…moreThis Archaeological Park contains a Roman amphitheater and Sicily's largest Greek theater. Also within the park is The Ear of Dionysius (cave) and the Altar of Hieron II. It is a wonderfully laid out park and one should allow a few hours to wander through it. It is a treasure trove of of Roman and Greek structures spanning ten centuries. less

Come along with us and drive the hills of Taormina in our little Fiat Punta, Visit the Hotel Villa Fabbiano, a quaint park and watch street musicians…moreCome along with us and drive the hills of Taormina in our little Fiat Punta, Visit the Hotel Villa Fabbiano, a quaint park and watch street musicians at Piazza IX Aprile. less

Sicily's largest natural park lies in the Madonie mountains located in the north central portion of Sicily. Hike with us as we explore along the trai…moreSicily's largest natural park lies in the Madonie mountains located in the north central portion of Sicily. Hike with us as we explore along the trails, visit a ranger station, walk underneath the worlds largest holly trees and climb to the rocky summit. It's a clear day and the views are awesome. less

Travel with us in a ski gondola and "jeep" as we ascend Mount Etna in Sicily. Who would have thought there would have been this much snow in April. W…moreTravel with us in a ski gondola and "jeep" as we ascend Mount Etna in Sicily. Who would have thought there would have been this much snow in April. We could only make it to just below the summit to view the huge caldera. At a lower elevation we hiked down into an extinct caldera. The views are incredible. less

Germany's pulsating lifestyle can be felt in every situation, whether it might be business or leisure: modern cities like Berlin, Munich, and Cologne…moreGermany's pulsating lifestyle can be felt in every situation, whether it might be business or leisure: modern cities like Berlin, Munich, and Cologne; quiet and natural places like the Alps, fascinating water scenery, cultural treasures and heritage...the heart of Germany never stops beating. less

North Berwick is a beautiful small town which lies on the east coast of Scotland, around 25 miles east of Edinburgh, It's probably best known for acc…moreNorth Berwick is a beautiful small town which lies on the east coast of Scotland, around 25 miles east of Edinburgh, It's probably best known for access to the Bass Rock, popular with bird watchers. The beach has lovely golden sand and you climb North Berwick Law, the hill behind the town, less

Port Seton is a coastal village around 12 miles east of Edinburgh in the East Lothian region. It sits on the Forth Estuary with view over the water t…morePort Seton is a coastal village around 12 miles east of Edinburgh in the East Lothian region. It sits on the Forth Estuary with view over the water to Fife and the Lomond hills. less

Join your Orbitz Travel Insider Jeanenne Diefendorf as she shares wallet friendly ways to save on winter getaways. Plus, see the sights and slopes of…moreJoin your Orbitz Travel Insider Jeanenne Diefendorf as she shares wallet friendly ways to save on winter getaways. Plus, see the sights and slopes of Colorado's Beaver Creek Resort and find out why when it comes to activities, skiing is just the tip of the iceberg. For more information, please visit www.orbitz.com less

The Wensleydale Creamery at Hawes, home of Real Yorkshire Wensleydale cheese, has further strengthen its commitment to the local economy by commissio…moreThe Wensleydale Creamery at Hawes, home of Real Yorkshire Wensleydale cheese, has further strengthen its commitment to the local economy by commissioning a tourist video of the area's top sights and attractions which it is offering free to local hotels' websites. less

Riding the Ski lift at Mount Wachusett

Just a few pictures of serene capital of Pakistan. Pakistan is a big country and has four provinces, all very different and have their own charms. …moreJust a few pictures of serene capital of Pakistan. Pakistan is a big country and has four provinces, all very different and have their own charms. coming soon: many videos on Pakistan less

A wonderful place to be!

The views from the Umbrian hill top town of Spoleto

Lake Trasimeno in Umbria is the fourth largest lake in Italy. The footage was taken in Passignano sul Trasimeno on the northern shores of the lake.

A short clip from the uchsan-su, Yalta Waterfall in the Ukraine.

Video describing Slovene diversity – rich natural and cultural heritage combined with culinary delicacies and sport achievements.

Many visitors come to Cabrillo National Monument simply to enjoy the dramatic view of San Diego Bay and the Pacific Ocean. The park has one of the be…moreMany visitors come to Cabrillo National Monument simply to enjoy the dramatic view of San Diego Bay and the Pacific Ocean. The park has one of the best harbor views in world! To the east, the skyline of downtown San Diego framed by the Cuyamaca mountains serves as a backdrop to the bay. To the south, visitors can see Mexico across the shimmering waters of the bay and, to the west, the Pacific ocean extends to the horizon and beyond. Four hundred feet below the park overlooks, it is common to see sailboats, commercial ships and ships of the U.S. Navy’s Pacific Fleet glide in and out of the harbor entrance. less

In this video adventure Mark and his dad go on a roadtrip to the Superstitions Wilderness.

Service is the very purpose of life. It is the rent we pay for living on this planet. http://www.abroaderview.org

Iceland on Track will make your travel in Iceland unforgettable. We offer guided tours into Iceland’s untouchable nature and exciting places in our S…moreIceland on Track will make your travel in Iceland unforgettable. We offer guided tours into Iceland’s untouchable nature and exciting places in our Super Jeeps, providing all or our clients with personal, high-quality service. We can also arrange customized self-drive tours. Any of our tours can include a range of exciting adventures from river rafting, snowmobiling, whale watching, horse riding, kayaking, and more, depending on the season. Don't hesitate to ask us about any outdoor activity you want your travel in Iceland to include and let us make the arrangements for you. Iceland on Track drivers are licensed, trained, and experienced professionals. Our Super Jeeps are equipped with top of the line equipment and gear for your safety and comfort. Iceland’s terrain and weather can be unpredictable and difficult to navigate, allow our drivers to guide you safely around our beautiful landscape less

Katmai National Park in Alaska has the largest concentration of brown bears in the world. Hallo Bay takes photographers up close to the bears during …moreKatmai National Park in Alaska has the largest concentration of brown bears in the world. Hallo Bay takes photographers up close to the bears during their fishing feasts. less

Katmai National Park in Alaska has the largest concentration of brown bears in the world. Hallo Bay leads an extraordinary adventure trekk that allo…more Katmai National Park in Alaska has the largest concentration of brown bears in the world. Hallo Bay leads an extraordinary adventure trekk that allows small group of photographers to get very close to the bears. less

Pandas at San Diego Zoo

In this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand to visit Khaosan Road. Khaosan Road is a backpackers mecca, and has some of the best nightli…moreIn this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand to visit Khaosan Road. Khaosan Road is a backpackers mecca, and has some of the best nightlife, shopping, and you can get your hair dreaded. It also has some of the best people watching in the world. less

In this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand to listen to Joe Haleger as he plays his swiss horn.

In this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand after the Tsunami. This video demonstrates the resiliance of locals, and amazing beaches of …moreIn this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand after the Tsunami. This video demonstrates the resiliance of locals, and amazing beaches of the Beaches on Railay Bay less

In this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand after the Tsunami. This video demonstrates the resiliance of locals, and amazing recovery of…moreIn this travel video Micheal Murphy returns to Thailand after the Tsunami. This video demonstrates the resiliance of locals, and amazing recovery of many hotels in Railay Bay less

In this travel video Micheal Murphy uncovers 2004 footage from the Tsunami that hit Railay Bay Thailand.

Come see the coast of Antarctica in this travel video. Travel by boat and witness sleeping seals and Antarctic landscapes.

Come visit Neko Harbor in this travel video. You will see the wrekage of a 1917 Whaling boat, and admire the sheer beauty of Antarctica's landscapes…moreCome visit Neko Harbor in this travel video. You will see the wrekage of a 1917 Whaling boat, and admire the sheer beauty of Antarctica's landscapes. less

In this video we will go to South Pole. No, we won't go straight to South Pole but we will visit the coldest, driest and windiest continent the world…moreIn this video we will go to South Pole. No, we won't go straight to South Pole but we will visit the coldest, driest and windiest continent the world, Antarctica. And also the most unknown continent of our world. In this first travel video we will visit Paradise Island and see a more Antartic penguins. less

In this video we will go to South Pole. No, we won't go straight to South Pole but we will visit the coldest, driest and windiest continent the world…moreIn this video we will go to South Pole. No, we won't go straight to South Pole but we will visit the coldest, driest and windiest continent the world, Antarctica. And also the most unknown continent of our world. In this first travel video we will visit see Penguins in Deception Island, Antarctica. less

a teaser of my new series expeditionLIFE, shot over 9 months and edited by my wife and I. Enjoy and look for more soon!

Beluga whales, Penguins, Nemo Rays and Piranhas at Mystic Aquarium, Connecticut

Humans in a cage with a bucket of bloody horse meat, outside lurks the king of the jungle

Morgan Freeman, Noam Chomsky, Tommy Chong, and Yoko Ono star in this documentary film about a cross-country road trip in a 1981 Mercedes that runs on…moreMorgan Freeman, Noam Chomsky, Tommy Chong, and Yoko Ono star in this documentary film about a cross-country road trip in a 1981 Mercedes that runs on used vegetable oil. For more info visit http://plotkinproductions.com/ or to purchase a dvd visit http://www.greasecar.com/product_detail.cfm?prodID=25 less