Posts Tagged ‘ lesser ’

The Amateur Traveler talks to Matt Long from LandLopers.com about his recent trip to St. Kitts (officially part of the Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis) which is part of the Lesser Related posts: Travel to the Virgin Islands – Episode 181 Travel to Barbados
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A relatively wordless post today – I think this cheerful fishing boat speaks for itself. Where: Senggigi beach on the island of Lombok in the Lesser Sunda Islands group, Indonesia... Travel photo – Fishing boat, Lombok is a post from Sophie's
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Cape Verde, an unfamiliar name to many, even to the most seasoned travelers. However, if you are an avid traveler who loves authenticity in travel, the lesser known island country of Cape Verde must be in your top 10 list. Used to be a Portuguese colony in Western African region, Cape Verde is now
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Most Britons flock to southern Spain, bypassing the lesser-known glories of the north. But having spent some of her youth sailing along the north's captivating coastline, Christine Hamilton felt the urge to return and re-discover the romance of the
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Bali is located in the westernmost end of the Lesser Sunda Islands and a part of Indonesia. The country has a population of over 3.5 million people and is a hot tourist destination for travelers around the world. The weather in Bali makes the island a popular destination, particularly when it’s cool at home. The average temperature...
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LA_fest.jpg Byline (if not Brian):? Cinema Correspondent Here's a “shout out” to our aloha amigos in SoCal: The Hawaiian production “One Kine Day”—a film that captures the lesser seen side of youth life in the islands—is screening at the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival on May 1, 2011. Filmed entirely on location...
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Cruising the Lesser Antilles 2011
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Cruising the Lesser Antilles 2011
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The annual Pasola festival is a hallmark of culture on Sumba, one of the Lesser Sunda Islands of Indonesia. Wrapped in legend and of uncertain origin, it is a raucous event that attracts huge crowds of locals and visitors, all drawn to its curious combination of wild celebration and rigid ceremony ...
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Mount Isabel de Torres in the Dominican Republic has a cable car running up to its summit.? From there you can see amazing views of the whole island.? The Dominican Republic is in the Greater Antilles of the ...
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