Posted by Dan | Posted in Holidays, UK | Posted on 14-06-2010
Couples Retreat in Cornwall
If your looking to get away on a cheap holiday or vacation this summer with a loved one or the family the town of Padstow in Cornwall offers a scenic and peaceful holiday location ideal for couples of all ages looking to retreat or a classically British holiday designed to give you the perfect balance of family time and freedom and space to take it at your own pace, with boat hire available throughout, the thriving fishing grounds and classic harbour its an experience for everyone.
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Posted by Dan | Posted in South Africa | Posted on 12-03-2010
If like us you’re trying to decide on your next vacation location for the 2010 summer holiday then you should definitely consider South Africa.
The most popular holiday locations in South Africa are Botswana, Mozambique, Namibia and Swaziland. Each offers a great host of activities and natural sites to explore and hosts some of the largest Safari area’s and tours in the world
South African Holidays provide a wealth of adventure opportunities and adventurous new experiences, whether travelling through the bushland on a Camping Safari run, visiting the Victoria Falls on a tour through the natural scenery and wildlife or abseiling vertical rock faces as you take in the stunning scenery South Africa has everything you could want from a holiday and more.
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Posted by Dan | Posted in Canada | Posted on 08-03-2010
Why Go Carp Fishing in Canada?
Canada’s premier carp fishing is to be found on the St.Lawrence river system largely located in Ontario, a couple of hours drive from Toronto airport. The carp here are known to reach 40lb regularly. One story I heard was from a local lock keeper, he told me that the summer before my first visit he was on the drainage part of the lock system brushing the excess water out of the small pools which appear after the spring rains, when he spotted what he thought was a big clump of weed in one pool, turns out it was a carp, and no ordinary carp at that it was perhaps the biggest carp he had seen, he fetched some scales, which went up to 30 kilo’s (around 60-65lb’s), and low and behold the fish outweighed out the scales. His estimate was around 70lb! Pictures of the fish were rather hazy but the Carp was definitely bigger than anything I have ever seen in any fishing magazine or personally achieved.
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