All Blog Posts Tagged 'surfing' (9)

With the Pacific Ocean and Tofino to the west and the Atlantic and Halifax to the east, Canada is no stranger to great surf. But there is a lesser known third coast: the Great Lakes. With more than 10,000 kilometers of coastline that create a mix of beach and point breaks, the Great Lakes have plenty of spots where you can catch a freshwater wave.

Surfers here are a dedicated crew: without ocean tides to produce swells, conditions can be fickle. Hurricane…

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Being new at TBEX, we thought it would be only appropriate to introduce ourselves to fellow travel enthusiasts.

So, what is Beachionary?

Beachionary is a new social platform dedicated to discover and promote the best beaches from all around the world.

The idea behind the just recently launched Beachionary is simple but also ambitious. We want to create a complete online guide for beaches that can help users…

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Timeshares rentals are like magic wands - they can become a great vacation for just about anyone. What kind of timeshare traveler are you?



1. Family Traveler

Vacations with the entire family are truly a joy, and something that both parents and kids will remember for years to come. But traveling with youngsters can still be a challenge. A timeshare rental goes a long way toward easing many of those frustrations. With separate bedrooms children can be put to bed at early hours and… Continue

After a long but comfortable flight from LAX via London, we arrived in South Africa. After we quickly settled in to our 'Backpacker's' guest house in the area known as Seapoint, we put on our walking shoes and took a scenic hour's walk towards Camp's Bay. The wild coast of Cape Town is a wonderland of spectacular vistas.

Above is a view of Clifton…

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This is a post from my blog about a trip I did over the summer. I thought I would add it here so I have some content. I am working on lots more so stay tuned!

Just four hours from Sydney up the F3 is the…

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Siwaratri is known as “Night of Shiva”, and is celebrated on the dark moon of the seventh based on the Balinese lunar calendar system, a day which usually falls in the month of January. This is an auspicious time for introspection and meditation during which the Hindus of Bali pray for forgiveness of their earthly sins and support and strenght from Shiva in order to reach their higher level.



Balinese believe that on this day, God Shiva, the destroyer, meditate for the welfare for the… Continue

Someone shared this site with me in Madrid. CouchSurfing is a worldwide network for making connections between travelers and the local communities they visit.



One of my clients back in the states is a female nomad traveler Rita Golden Gelman, she is now visiting the Washington DC area for about 6 months and is looking for a local place to stay while she builds her nonprofit Let´s Go Global (www.birthofamovement.org). If you have a place… Continue

Whether you've been riding big swells since you could walk, or you've always wanted to learn after watching Blue Crush, Kelley points out the world's best surf breaks and surf camps. See how waves changed people's lives and get inspired to grab a board!



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Travel is a passion of mine and I've grown attached to a few destinations including Costa Rica. I've spent months building this information site and hope to expand and grow it as readers contribute their ideas. I hope, however, that it is a useful planning resource.

The site is located at iTravel Costa Rica. Please feel free to drop me a line and share your ideas and thoughts.