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10 Best Beaches in the World Where You Can Get a Great Suntan
The world is full of lovely beaches and all you have to do is take a trip to one of them. Comparing the best beaches in the world with others is like comparing the value of gold to wood. Traveling to one or all the beach destinations will leave you spellbound and clamoring for more. Your vacations will be memorable ones and you will have lots of stories to share when you reach back home as well as have a great suntan to show off.
By Lancelot Tucker8 years ago in Wander
In Search of the Northern Lights. Top Story - February 2018.
My search for the Northern Lights began back in 2014, I had seen thousands of photos in books and online, and of course, I’d watched The Snowman… duh. One of my best friends once told me that he planned on proposing to the girl of his dreams in view of the northern lights in Greenland. How romantic is that? What a beautiful and spectacular notion. Surely something magical that the both of them will always remember! I decided I must see this wonderful natural phenomenon for myself.
By Samantha Bentley8 years ago in Wander
Why Sweden Might Be the Best Country in the World
So, Sweden. A nation of 10 million people, a fine country located in Scandinavia, known for their vast coastline, dense forest area, free tuition….oh, and their fish. Now I’m not talking “the pet goldfish your parents gave you when you were 9” or the tuna you microwaved for lunch in the staffroom today (your coworkers hate you for that, by the way, jerk move), no way, this is the real deal. I’m talking about Swedish Fish. Has there ever been a type of fish that doesn’t pale in comparison to the artificially flavoured, cavity creating deliciousness that are Swedish Fish? The answer is, of course, no. This just one example of the many things that just might make Sweden the greatest country in the world.
By Alexa8 years ago in Wander
Cultural Differences - Hosting Etiquettes
Have you ever gone to a place and felt out of place? Have you ever met anyone from a different background or culture from yourself?
By Fatima Sumar8 years ago in Wander
Carcassonne in January
When we think of the South of France, the things that often come to mind are sundresses in the sunshine, maybe a glaceby the river, at the very least the glamour of the Cannes Film Festival. However, this is not the case if, like me, you decide to visit in January.
By Giulia DL8 years ago in Wander
How to Travel Frugal on a Tight Budget
Traveling can be fun and exciting at times but often costly as well. The average traveler usually has to take many things into consideration before starting the journey from home such as airfare, accommodation, food, water, transportation and so on. However, if your budget is a tight one and you still would like to enjoy a good amount of the best of the world, you can do so by considering some frugal practices that will help you save on cash while making your visit to another nation a fruitful and memorable experience. Depending on how lengthy your trip will be and where you are coming from as well as other factors, you can end up spending from hundreds to thousands of dollars.
By Lancelot Tucker8 years ago in Wander
Budapest and My Heart
I don't think we realise just how much is out there. Beyond the walls of our houses and further than the streets that wind between our local shops. I don't think we realise - though sometimes we think we might - just how spectacular this world of ours is. We forget that places are there for us to fall in love with, just as people are. And like people, these towns and cities and countries capture your heart with their brilliant personalities and the romance between person and place begins.
By em8 years ago in Wander
The Art of London
I enjoy exploring a range of different galleries and exhibitions both in and outside of London, so choosing an exhibition for this essay proved difficult. I am influenced by many styles and artists who all differ greatly from each other. However, their uniqueness is what interests me. Recently, I have been to the Saatchi Gallery, Tate Britain, and Tate Modern. All of these galleries had beautiful displays and in this essay I will be reviewing my favourite exhibitions and artists from what I saw.
By Alex Barrett8 years ago in Wander
Surviving a Canadian Winter
Surviving a Canadian Winter, A how-to guide on getting familiar with living with a lot of snow in Canada. You have probably heard of the great north where land is covered by snow for a good part of the year. Yes, Canada, Canada has been a subject of discussion for a lot of foreigners that consider moving there. They expect to have some adaptation regarding the cold but they often don’t think about the amount of snow. As beautiful as snow can be, it can most often also make life difficult in a huge amount.
By Twinkle8 years ago in Wander
7 Strange Valentine’s Day Traditions From Around the World
In America, we all know how Valentine's Day works: it is a day to declare your undying love, sprinkled with boxes of chocolates, bouquets of roses and romantic gestures that you've saved up all year for this one very day in February. We share the history of St. Valentine, and how he made his mark in time with his own acts of love and goodwill while simultaneously taunting the single people in our lives with said exertions of our unwavering, undying love.
By Delilah Jayde8 years ago in Wander
Flylow Tough Guy Product Review
First off, leather gloves for snowy, winter activities? Yeah, I was skeptical too. However, they’ve been treated with water resistant treatment and baked (yes, baked!) in an actual oven to seal in the treatment.
By Old Wahsatch8 years ago in Wander
Gold Coast Australia Trip
Day One Arrival 11th September, 2016 Arrived at Gold Coast Airport at 8:44 AM this morning, was on a Air New Zealand flight. We had to get up at three AM to allow time to get to the airport to check in at five AM. We caught a COX-ION transfer to our hotel at Breakfree Diamond Beach, which is great for families and has a massive pool.
By Emma Sinclair8 years ago in Wander