In order to bring guests to the beautiful Pacific Northwest to see the natural wonder of this area, Seattle-based CEO Expeditions, is providing a special “Twilight Tour” as an optional add on to their popular San Juan Island charters this summer.
The Twilight movies have helped draw attention to the beautiful Puget Sound and the Olympic Peninsula, specifically in Forks, home of the Cullens, and La Push, home of the Quileute tribe profiled in the movies.
CEO Expeditions is currently offering high end luxury cruises through the San Juan Islands, which are at the end of the Strait of Juan De Fuca, the same waters the tribe fished. As a special limited offer, a “Twilight Tour” has been created, beginning in nearby Port Angeles and shuttling guests to the sites of the Twilight series, namely Forks and La Push.
Private tours on land would be available, with a fishing option in nearby Neah Bay or the Hoh River. The only rain forest in the continental U.S., Forks is home to primeval old growth forests and rough windswept raw ocean beaches. Mega yacht Kayana also takes guests on a special “Twilight Tour” of San Juan Island charter near Seattle. Read the rest of this entry »
Romantic, adventurous, educational, and cultural are a few of the types of cruises available to vacationers. A cruise is simply a chance to get away from your everyday routine and relax. The type of cruise that you choose mainly depends on what you enjoy most and which activities you would like to take part in while on the cruise. Your age, health, activity level, marital status, or if this is a family trip are all-important factors that help you decide the best cruise for you.
The following is a list of ten spectacular cruise destinations with a brief description of each. This should provide you with some tips during the planning of your cruise excursion. Read the rest of this entry »
Luxury Vacations: He arrived looking ready for island life however underneath his wrinkle-free surf trunks and faded Abercrombie & Fitch t-shirt was the presence of a man who had not a minute to spare, a man whose Blackberry and briefcase were as much an appendage as his arm or leg. My big brother Barry — senior partner in a New Jersey based law firm, single father and county coach for junior boys soccer — had left New Jersey for his first real vacation in six years.
My proposed remedy for his suburban stress was the somewhat unoriginal recipe of a Caribbean island, gorgeous weather, a seaworthy vessel, and copious amounts of rum. His unexpected response after six years of rewarding lock-down, was, “I’m in!” Read the rest of this entry »
Why not save time and money by combining your wedding with your
honeymoon on a romantic cruise? A wedding that takes place on
your cruise can be a beautiful way to start a journey together
as a couple. However, it’s not quite as easy as it looks in the
movies. You will need time to arrange a wedding and it is best
to start at least a couple of months before your cruise leaves.
In reality, most couples don’t get married at sea, or on the
actual cruise ship. In order to do this, you need to find a
cruise line that has a wedding department and someone (often the
captain) to perform a legal ceremony. Not all captains have the
legal right to marry couples, so check this ahead of time if
your heart is set on an ocean bound ceremony. Read the rest of this entry »