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Ahoy, fellow cruisers, past and future! Seeking cruise tips/advice. I'm a first time weezer cruiser - what should I know? What should I pack? How much fun will I have?
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I love to cruise but I get seasick, and these things have worked for me -- they are called Sea Bands and they are these accupressure wristbands you wear (no medications). I swear it works: http://www.sea-band.com/
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I also pack Dramamine just in case, but you can usually get free pills in the ship's medical clinic. Ginger ale also helps if you are a bit queasy. I've been on dozens of cruises and I've only gotten super seasick twice. Usually you adjust after the first day and you'll be fine! Happy sailing!!!
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MAPUTO, Mozambique — When Marcio Charata lost his well-paying job in southern Portugal two years ago, he fired off resumes to all his contacts. Determined to survive the economic woes strangling Europe, he secured 20 interviews — but no job. So he set his sights on a faraway and unlikely market: Mozambique, Portugal's once war-torn former colony.
Today, Charata is a senior executive at a Mozambican media company, joining thousands of his fellow Portuguese who have arrived here in recent months seeking refuge from the euro crisis. "This is an oasis in the desert," Charata, 33, said with a smile.
Faced with mounting unemployment, rising taxes and cuts to social welfare programs, many Portuguese are traveling to former colonies in search of work, to the very places their colonial ancestors were forced to leave more than a half-century ago — countries such as Brazil, Angola and Mozambique, which boast some of the world's fastest-growing economies, fueled by vast deposits of oil, minerals and other raw materials.
Sub-Saharan Africa, to be sure, is no economic promised land. Much of the continent still struggles with high poverty, disease and unemployment, and businesses face major hurdles, including corruption and red tape.
But the Portuguese arrivals are an indication that the continent is on the move economically. The middle class is growing in many African countries, as are large infrastructure projects. Foreign investors are scouring the region for opportunities, while trade with China is expanding. The World Bank predicts that one-third of all African countries' growth rates will top 6 percent this year, with many nations' economies swelling more rapidly than the East Asian tiger economies.
From 2009 to 2011, the number of Portuguese who registered with their embassy in Maputo increased about 21 percent to nearly 19,000, and the embassy estimates that more than 23,000 Portuguese live in the regions of Maputo and Beira, Mozambique's second largest city. Many new arrivals are highly skilled professionals, including architects, engineers and doctors.
The number of Portuguese companies expressing interest in investing in this southern African country has more than doubled this year, from 10 visiting delegations last year to 22 this year, according to the Mozambique-Portugal Chamber of Commerce.
Across this capital city, restaurants and cafes are filled with recent Portuguese immigrants. Portugal's national airline has increased flights to Maputo from once to three times a week.
"Everyone is feeling the pinch of the economic crisis, and Mozambique offers a lot of opportunities," said Goncalo Teles Gomes, Portugal's consul general in Maputo.

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Once you decide to target a real monarch—the buck of a lifetime—it means putting all your chips in the game. It means making life-altering sacrifices. You have to be dedicated, focused and determined. Are you ready? Here are steps seven and eight of a 10-step series to help you kill the biggest, best buck of your life. (Click here to see the fifth and sixth steps.)
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It's go time. By midsummer you'll want to have a location chosen, scouting cameras in place and time set aside to scout. Your goal now is to find Mr. Big before the season and determine his home turf. If you go the outfitted route, you might be able to skip this step, but if the outfitter is open to it, offer to come during the summer and set up stands, help scout and learn the terrain.
Most outfitters I query suggest scouting more than hunting. One outfitter friend of mine says scouting should be 70 percent of your efforts and hunting 30 percent. Don't be excessively enthusiastic, though, and one example is with scouting cameras. Many hunters can't seem to leave their cameras alone, and visit them too often to check for signs of Mr. Big.
Too much disturbance of hunting areas is a no-no. The result is a big buck patterning you instead of vice versa. That can lead to fewer photos, fewer sightings and the likelihood of turning a mature whitetail into an unkillable critter.
Scout smart and visit scouting cameras sparingly. Purchase maximum memory storage and battery power. Plan a route and a schedule so deer become accustomed to the visits, and always back up your digital data with real-world sightings to pattern bucks that might otherwise slip by undetected. Click here to learn more lethal tips for integrating a scouting cam in your big-buck strategy.
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Last fall I shot one of the best 4×4 bucks of my career, and I did in September. What's my point? Don't overlook early and late seasons. Most hunters squirrel away vacation time to hunt the rut, but today you can hunt from September and well into January with plenty of big-buck action in between. Plus, archery might rule these fringe periods, but more and more firearm seasons are popping up for those who shun primitive hunting tools.
September hunts will discover bucks still leading a late-summer routine, complete with bachelor groups of bucks that feed in the wide open that pattern surprisingly well. Besides the rut, September ranks as a top pick to topple a Booner buck.
If you can't get in on the early-season pattern of bachelor groups, the pre-rut is your next best option. Bucks follow a routine—scraping, rubbing and visiting areas of high doe density—while waiting for the first does to come into estrus. Once the breeding begins, bucks abandon a pattern and travel fervently to find any does in heat. Stay out all day long for a shot at a "loverboy" buck during the rut.
Finally, late-season hunting can also be effective in areas where winter weather forces bucks to feed voraciously in an attempt to ward off death from rut weariness and winter's fury. Watch food sources like soybeans and corn to increase your success.
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If your child already has spectacles when hearing aids are provided, make sure the audiologist knows this. Hearing aids are not as readily adjustable as spectacles, but it is important that everyone knows the challenges your child is facing. As soon as your child has the aids, take her along to the optician to check the fit of her specs. Similarly, if your child already has hearing aids when specs are prescribed, make sure she had the aids with her when choosing frames. Sometimes a longer or straighter side is needed, so that the two appliances don't clash behind the ear. Insist on a good and comfortable fit for the specs - your child's sensory development depends on her using hearing aid and glasses together.
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And ... I fell asleep.
A stirring in some nearby leaves awakened me. I opened my eyes and saw that the sun, still well up in the sky when we arrived, had sunken behind the ridge.
Great. My first time hunting and I slept two-thirds of it away ...
The leaves stirred again. I swung my eyes left just in time to see a squirrel hop from the ground to the trunk of a small sapling just 15 yards away.
Slowly, cautiously, I lifted the shotgun from my lap and inched it toward my shoulder. The squirrel caught the movement and started running along a limb. I thumbed the gun's hammer back, and when it clicked the squirrel froze.
The squirrel thumped to the ground, dead.
"Did you get one?" I heard Larry yell.
He ran down the hill, clapped me on the back and shook my hand. "Congratulations. You're a hunter now!" he said.
I looked down at the squirrel cradled in my left palm. It was a big one, heavy-bodied, and I passed it to my right hand to examine its underside. My left hand had drops of the squirrel's blood on it.
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08:28 AM ET 08.15 | Missouri head coach Frank Haith didn't need a regular season game to get hot under the collar. [Haith] lost faith in the officials working his team's exhibition game in Amsterdam over the weekend. The Tigers were drubbing the Dutch National Team's under-24 squad in the third quarter Saturday when freshman Stefan Jankovic caught an elbow in the head. The officials didn't call a foul. Haith protested. The officials ejected him. Furious, Haith pulled his team off the court and decided to move on to the next stop on his team's five-game European tour. "In my mind I was just fearful for the safety of our players, but in retrospect I wish I had let our team play it out and learn from the adversity," Haith said.
Don't get what you want.........quit and walk off the court. Good lesson to teach your athletes. This guy is a winner, right.
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Refinishing And Installation Of Hardwood Floors In Van Nuys
Yes, L.A Hardwood Floors, is glad to offer all of our services, including and not limited to refinishing, installation, flooring, sanding to all our clients in Van Nuys.
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Most of our customers at L.A Hardwood Floors look for a total refinishing of their hardwood floors in Van Nuyswhen worn or bare spots begin to appear, or scratching has become too much to handle. In some cases a color change is desired, or many just may want to change the sheen level of the finish, or convert from a waxed finish to a less troublesome maintenance type finish. At L.A Hardwood Floors we consider this situation as an urgent top of the line refinishing hardwood floors process.
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What Happens When They Refinish My Floors? Dust?
This depends largely on who is doing the work. Some of the better professionals that care more about your indoor air quality have invested in dust extraction systems. Others may just have a bag attached to their sanding equipment which is not considered a good way to keep airborne dust out of your house.
Dust extraction systems take care of an enormous amount of dust and older finish materials that would otherwise linger in your home for months after the floor finisher leaves. Without it, you're likely to incur extra costs by calling in someone to clean the home top to bottom. Labor costs from guys that have this equipment will be higher, but what is more important?
For those that may not like the higher cost, chances are great you'll be living in a dust storm until the finishers leave. Dust can find it's way anywhere; into kitchen cabinets, heating and cooling system vents...everywhere unless you protect everything during the work. If costs are an issue, insist to the refinisher that he tape off rooms, cover drapes, and call in that cleaning crew once the work is done. Poor dust control may also have an effect on the final appearance, not to mention everyday health.
Maybe the finisher did a great job of insuring the final coat was free of dust particles, but floor finishes need time to cure. He may leave a flawless job, but let's say the kids come home from school and other fine dust particles are stirred up. You now have a not so perfect finish job.
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Some finishes will take longer to cure, but friendlier water based finishes will take the least amount of time. Conditions can vary and depends on relative humidity within the home or conditions outside if you want to speed up the odor removal with an open house. Any experienced floor finisher can better evaluate when it is safe to do so. You may also want to ask them about area rugs and when it is safe to use them.
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We've based the following on how long the work should take. Included is one 400 square foot, square room with furniture moved and ready to go for the finisher. Water based finishes should take two days, while oil based finished three.
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Laminate flooring is a super choice because, quite simply, no other type of floor covering comes close to providing you with such a wide variety of options. Whatever look you want for your home, be it rustic stone, soothing ceramic or classic wood like beech, merbau, oak, maple, cherry or walnut, it can likely be had with laminate flooring, and all at lower cost than the real thing. But let it be said, there is nothing unreal about laminate, that's because quality, style and durability come as standard!
Although introduced to the US market a mere decade ago, laminate flooring has rapidly become one of the hottest selling floor products in the United States today. Its popularity can be much attributed to its ease of installation, affordable price, ability to withstand tough utilization and much more. It's no wonder that billions of square feet of it have been sold over the years to homeowners all over the country, and even more worldwide.
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NEW YORK Recruiting quality skilled workers remains a challenge for the steel industry, a number of executives said last week at the Association for Iron and Steel Technologys AISTech 2013 conference in Pittsburgh.
"There is absolutely a skills gap," Andrew Harshaw, executive vice president of operations at Chicago-based ArcelorMittal USA LLC, said. "You can go to school and learn about electricity, but what do you know about PLCs (programmable logic controllers) and drives? I cant spend three years teaching someone about the simple part of the business. They need to be ready to take on the much more difficult roles."
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The Cincinnati Zoo welcomed a new giraffe to its animal family this morning.
Tessa, the mother, went into labor at around 6 a.m. and gave birth shortly after 8 a.m. Tessa is a five-year-old Maasai giraffe. The father is Kimba, another giraffe also living in the zoo's Giraffe Ridge exhibit.
This is Tessa's second calf. Her first, Zurri, was born in April 2011 but died at 7-weeks old after fracturing her leg and having to be euthanized.
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The James Cook Cafe and Pub breathes life into the newly renovated Malaia Koniushennaia. The cafe offers a huge selection of coffees from all over the world—Ethiopia, Guatemala and Kenya, among others—while the pub side has an excellent selection of drinks and a hearty of expensive menu. Prices are in dollars. Despite the name and the obvious attempts at English pub decor, the setting is rather modern. They serve coffee, salads and burgers along with beer.
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text: Sydney Information Wenn Sie Sydney besuchen Flugstrecken Facts The City Do & See Dining Essential Information When most people think of Australia, they think of Sydney. The Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge are two of the most recognizable images of the modern world. While Sydney Harbour provides a perfect backdrop to the white 'sails' of the Sydney Opera House, the Opera House itself, with its distinct silhouette, has become a symbol of Sydney. This, however, is only one side of the city. Sydney is a place of many layers, like the sandstone upon which it is built. The visitor can explore these layers to gain a deeper understanding of Sydney and its history. They can discover how Sydney grew from a penal colony of several hundred people in 1788, to a modern city of over 4 million people today. Facts Population A little over 4 million Currency Australian Dollar (AUD) $1 = 100 cents Opening hours Most shops are open 9 am-5 pm daily, with late night trading on Thursday to 9 pm. Newspapers Sydney Morning Herald The Australian Sunday Australian Daily Telegraph Sunday Telegraph Tourist information Cnr of Argyle and Playfair St, The Rocks Tel: +61 2 9265 - 9007 Mon-Fri 9.30 am-5.30 pm When the First Fleet arrived in Sydney in 1788, Aboriginal people were already living in Australia. Aboriginal settlement in Australia dates back at least 40.000 years. The Aboriginal people who lived in Sydney were proud, self-sufficient people. Sydney developed as a maritime city and was a very busy port. Today many of the old inner-city wharves have been redeveloped, and places such as the Walsh Bay wharves and Darling Harbour are home to theatres, shops, restaurants and hotels. Historic areas such as the Rocks, Millers Point and Woolloomooloo, which housed the hundreds of workers from the wharves and the docks of Sydney, are now great places for visitors to explore. Sydney's eastern suburbs are to be found along the southern shores of the harbour and are easily accessible by bus or ferry. Oxford Street, the home of the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, extends from the city to Paddington and there is much to see and do along the way. Nearby, Kings Cross is Australia's most densely populated area. It remains a popular destination for visitors. Around the northern edges of the harbour there are many interesting places to explore such as Mosman, Manly and - further north - the northern beaches. In older inner-city suburbs such as Balmain, Paddington and Glebe visitors can see glimpses of Victorian, Edwardian and 1920´s architecture hidden among modern buildings, as well as occasional reminders of early colonial times. There are many interesting walks in these areas, with lots of cafés, restaurants and shops along the way. Visitors can explore Sydney harbour and the Parramatta River by ferry, going as far west as historic Parramatta, settled in 1788 - now the demographic centre for the Sydney metropolitan region. Over the past 25 years, Sydney has become the undisputed financial, media, tourist and political capital of Australia and the site of its most expensive real estate. But it is the bushland and harbour vistas that capture one's attention. International migration has shaped Sydney more than any other Australian city. Sydney is a metropolis of great cultural diversity. Migrants have enriched almost every aspect of Australian life - from business to the arts, from cooking to comedy and from science to sport. Australians enjoy a huge range of food in restaurants and homes, reflecting the country's cultural diversity. Sydney has been voted the world's number one city for a record-breaking 9th year in a row in the Condé Nast Traveler Reader's Choice Awards. Sydney's world ranking can be largely attributed to the Sydney 2000 Summer Olympics, when the city established its presence on the world stage. Sydney's beautiful situation gives a gilt edge to many of the city's sights. For the history enthusiast, of course, the place is a dream from the aborigines' maybe 60.000 year history, to the arrival of the colonists just over 200 years ago. Sydney Harbour Bridge The Sydney Harbour Bridge reaches across Sydney Harbour, carrying rail, bicycle, vehicular and pedestrian traffic between the North Shore and Sydney central business district. The arching steel bridge is often referred to as "the coathanger" because of the design. It measures 134 meters (440 ft) from the top to the water level.The company BridgeClimb offers the public a chance to climb up and stand at the summit of the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge. Address: 3 Cumberland Street Phone: +61 2 8274 7777 - Ticket Hotline Web: www.bridgeclimb.com More Info: BridgeClimb Check-in and Sydney Harbour Bridge Visitor Centre is located at 3 Cumberland Street, The Rocks, Sydney Cruise Around Sydney Harbour The magnificent Port Jackson is one of Sydney's great assets and it is best viewed from the seaward side. There are a number of midday cruises to choose from. Ferries depart from wharves 4 and 5 at Circular Quay. Address: Sydney Harbour Web: www.magisticcruises.com.au www.captaincook.com.au www.matilda.com.au Darling Harbour Darling Harbour is situated in the western outskirts of the CBD. This large recreational and pedestrian precinct is administered independently of the local government by the Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority. Address: Darling Harbour Phone: +61 2 9240 8500 Web: www.darlingharbour.com Museum of Sydney The museum of Sydney is an imaginative and interactive museum offering the visitor a journey back to the birth of Sydney. This is a good way to explore Sydney´s history. Address: Crn Phillip and Bridge Streets Phone: +61 2 9251 5988 Web: www.hht.net.au Opening: daily 9.30 am–5 pm except Christmas Day and Good Friday Sydney Tower Sydney Tower is also called AMP Tower Centrepoint. You can't get any higher in Sydney - the tower stands a total of 305 metres high. A dizzying lookout point where you can see for yourself that the residential suburbs stretch literally as far as the eye can see. There is also a revolving restaurant here. Address: 100 Market Street Phone: +61 2 9333 9222 Web: www.sydneytower.com.au More Info: City The Rocks This is the oldest part of Sydney where the colonists settled in the 1780s. What was once dark, dirty dockland is now highly picturesque and very much a tourist hot-spot. Several of the city's best hotels and restaurants are situated here. Address: The Rocks Circular Quay Circular Quay is a quaint area made up of walkways, malls, parks and restaurants. It has several ferry quays and a train station. Address: Circular Quay Koala Park Watch the Koalas and learn all about them at the daily feeding shows at the Koala park. It is also home to other animals. Address: 84 Castle Hill Road Phone: +61 2 9484 3141 Web: www.koalaparksanctuary.com.au Opening: Daily 9 am-5 pm, closed Christmas Day Blue Mountains This mountainous region, 50 kilometers west of Sydney, offers a great opportunity for a day trip to get out of the big city and experience truly fresh air. There are many activities available here such as bushwalking, shopping, fine dining, spa, golf and galleries. Address: Blue Mountains Web: www.bluemts.com.au Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) Australia's leading museum for domestic and foreign contemporary art, housed in a magnificent art deco building. Here you find large thematic exhibitions as well as individual exhibits, painting, sculpture, installations and multimedia. Address: 140 George Street Phone: +61 2 9245 2400 Web: www.mca.com.au Art Gallery of New South Wales It is only in recent decades that the ancient culture of the aborigines has received serious attention, both from white Australians and the rest of the world. Here is not only the first permanent exhibition of aboriginal art, but also an important collection of modern Australian art. Address: Art Gallery Road Phone: +61 1800 679 278 Web: www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au Opening: Open every day 10 am-5 pm, except Good Friday and Christmas Day. Late closing every Wednesday: 9 pm (Art After Hours) More Info: The Domain, near City Oceanworld At Ocean World you can see the underwater world from a fish-eye view, dive in with sharks, turtles and tropical fish. If you're not quite so daring, you can walk the underwater tunnel in the Oceanarium and see the marvellous creatures up close, but from a distance. Address: West Esplanade Phone: +61 2 8251 7877 Web: www.oceanworld.com.au Opening: Daily 10 am-5.30 pm exept Christmas Day More Info: West Esplanade near Manly Wharf Sydney Cricket Ground The Sydney Cricket Ground in Moore Park is Australia's home of Cricket. Just 10 minutes from the centre of the city, it is one of Australia's oldest sporting fields, steeped in tradition and an iconic part of Australian sporting history. All visitors to Sydney should experience a tour of the Sydney Cricket Ground and Sydney Football Stadium. The tour incorporates both venues with access to the Members Pavilion and a visit to the SCG home changing room. Tour participants also have the opportunity to run down the player's tunnel at the SFS and walk on the field of play at the SCG. Address: Driver Avenue, Phone: +61 2 9360 6601 Web: www.scgt.nsw.gov.au More Info: Moore Park National Maritime Museum The sea has always played a major role in Australian history. At the National Maritime Museum the exhibits reflect many different eras, from the large sailing ships - including Cook's, "Endeavour" - to warships, submarines and refugee boats. Address: 2 Murray Street Phone: +61 2 9298 3777 Web: www.anmm.gov.au More Info: Darling Harbour Royal Botanic Gardens The botanic garden stretches over 27 hectares with more than 400 species of tropical plants sloping down toward Farm Cove - a wonderful park with winding walkways among flowers and palms. One of Sydney's major sights, perfect for picnics. Address: Mrs Macquaries Road Phone: +61 2 9231 8111 Web: www.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au More Info: City Centre Rotary Club of Sydney The Rotary Club of Sydney was the first Rotary Club in New South Wales, chartered on 7 May 1921. The Club was established, along with the Rotary Club of Melbourne, following a visit by representatives from North America who came to Australia with the purpose of establishing Rotary in Australia. There are now 1,164 Clubs established in Australia each of which can link its origins to either the Rotary Club of Melbourne or the Rotary Club of Sydney. Address: 169 Castlereagh Street Web: www.sydneyrotary.com More Info: Level 4, Cello Room, The Castlereagh Boutique Hotel,169 Castlereagh St, Sydney The Opera House Sydney's Opera House at Bennelong Point, is like the USA's Grand Canyon in the way that mere pictures cannot convey its magnificence. Where once there were tram depots, now stands one of the 20th-century's finest structures and Australia's most renowned symbol. It was inaugurated in 1973, after a planned building time of five years turned into 16 years and a budgeted cost of eight million dollars became 102 million. The Opera House comprises five principal auditoria, each holding between 300 and 2700 seats for opera, films, theatre and concerts. Address: Bennelong Point, Circular Quay Phone: +61 2 9250 7250 (guided tours) +61 2 9250 7777 (tickets) Web: www.sydneyoperahouse.com Thanks to Sydney´s large-scale immigration, all of the world's cuisines are generally represented here. The current "typically" Australian cuisine, Mod Oz, blends fresh raw materials in a fusion of Asian and European culinary styles. In just a few decades, Australia has earned a place among the world's leading wine-producing countries. "BYO," Bring Your Own, means that you can take your own wine to a restaurant - even to some that are licensed to serve alcohol. Doyle´s on the Beach The oldest pub in the Doyle´s chain is also Sydney's best-known fish and shellfish restaurant. On the beach in Watsons Bay, with views toward the city on the other side of the water. The fish´n´chips here have been a Sydney classic for generations. Address: 11 Marine Parade Phone: +61 2 9337 2007 Web: www.doyles.com.au More Info: Watson´s Bay Aesop´s Aesopas is like a Greek island which landed on the other side of the world, complete with Mediterranean cooking, Zorba's dance and smashing crockery. Here you find beautiful views towards the Royal Botanic Gardens. Address: 131 Macquarie Street Phone: +61 2 9247 5422 Web: www.aesops.com.au Sydney Fish Markets Peter's Fish Market and Doyle's are two of the restaurants at the city's fish market where around 100 species of fish are available. Fish auction starts at 7 o'clock in the morning. Address: Pymont Phone: +61 2 9004 1100 Web: www.sydneyfishmarket.com.au Opening: Daily 7 am to 4 pm More Info: Train from Central Station, Star City or the Exhibition Centre to the Fish Market stop. Under Anzac bridge. Aqua Dining Aqua Dining is an elegant, yet relaxed restaurant high above North Sydney Olympic Pool with a great view over the harbour and the famous Luna Park. There is a lot of seafood on the menu, but also something for those who prefer meat. There is aslo an extensive wine list with over 300 different wines. Address: Cnr Paul & Northcliff Streets Phone: +61 2 9964 9998 Web: www.aquadining.com.au More Info: Milsons Point 360 Bar and Dining 360 Bar and Dining is the restaurant in Sydney Tower with a revolving venue boasting gorgeous views of the city. The sophisticated restaurant has a menu consisting of modern Australian cuisine. Address: Between Pitt & Castlereagh Streets Phone: +61 2 8223 3883 Web: www.trippaswhitegroup.com.au/our-venues/360-Bar-and-Dining/1 More Info: Sydney Tower Dining, Reception Level 4, Sydney Westfield Centre Blue Ginger Blue Ginger is relaxed and noisy at one of the best Asian pubs in West Sydney. Octopus, chicken, duck and barramundi with exciting seasonings. Simple, colourful furnishings. Address: 241 Darling Street Phone: +61 2 9818 4662 Web: www.blueginger.com.au Public Transport There are several different kinds of public transportation in Sydney; trams, buses, ferries and monorail. For more information see the website: Web: www.131500.info Airport Sydney International Airport (the official name is Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport) is located 8 km south of the city. Sydney Airport Rail Link leaves approximately every ten minutes for the city centre and the journey takes only 13 minutes.Taxis take about 30 minutes. 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Die 5 besten Reisetipps in Sydney Das Sydney Opera House, in dem jährlich fast 2400 Veranstaltungen stattfinden, ist wohl eines der symbolträchtigsten Gebäude und Wahrzeichen der Welt. Reservierungen im Voraus sind unerlässlich und dringend empfohlen Beobachten Sie im Sydney Aquarium Australiens einheimische bemerkenswerte Wasserlebewesen, einschließlich Rochen, Haie und Dugongs Das als modernes Weltwunder angesehene Port Jackson, auch als Sydney Harbour bekannt, stellt eine bemerkenswerte Sehenswürdigkeit dar. Sie können eine Bootsfahrt machen und den Hafen von allen Richtungen betrachten, oder aber die Inseln besuchen, von denen manche Teil des Sydney-Harbour-Nationalparks sind Die Art Gallery of New South Wales stellt eine umfangreiche Sammlung zur Schau, mit einem Schwerpunkt auf Aborigenes-Kunst, gepaart mit europäischen und asiatischen Meisterwerken, sowie einer gesunden Portion zeitgenössischer Stücke Kaufen Sie in Sydneys schönem und modernem Stadtzentrum ein. 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Ka'anapali Beach Club -Thanksgiving Weekend in Kaanapali
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Diamond Resorts
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,750 - $ 2,450 / week
vacation rental description
Look over the ocean from your corner private lanai on this spacious ocean front one-bedroom suite at the Ka'anapali Beach Club. Located at the north end of Maui's world-famous Ka'anapali Beach, this 5 Star luxury resort offers 8 acres of sumptuous landscaped grounds right on the beach!
This beautifully decorated suite sleeps up to four. It has an extra spacious corner lanai; luxurious oversized master bath area with two sinks, tub & shower;a spacious living room complete with full-size sofa bed and big screen entertainment center. The suite includes a dining area with a mini kitchen equipped with microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher and cooking utensils.
The grounds have tropical gardens, Koi pools with interlocking waterways, multiple water falls and a
beautiful atrium gazebo.
Located one mile from Whalers Village world renoun shopping center and only 5 miles from the old whaling capital of Lahaina. Just a Few minutes from 5 champion golf courses.
property availability
Last modified on 02-24-2013 at 11:42 AM.
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Margie Peters 303-770-1292
condo rental amenities
The resort features a 1-acre heated pool with waterslide and childrens pool. It also has a poolside bar, cocktail lounges and restaurants, nightly entertainment, as well as pool and beach services.
- resort located right on the beach
- valet parking
- fitness center
- concierge service
- photo shoots available on site
- Jacuzzi
- gift shop
- beach cabanas
- beauty salon and spa
- arcade/game room with pool table
- breakfast buffet
- 18-hole rooftop miniature golf course
- video rentals
- two oceanfront restaurants
- Laundry facilities and 24-hr security
- Keiki Club kids program offering a choice of children's activities
- Fax and business services and an onsite ATM
- Scuba lessons offered on site, as well as snorkeling, surfing, catamaran sailing, windsurfing and Kayaking.
- Video-on-Demand and high speed internet access in rooms.
activities and attractions in Kaanapali Maui
On Site attactions and activities include
- Family poolside party on Friday afternoons
- Friday night children's movie night
- Luau one night a week
- Scuba diving lessons and diving right at resort
- Exercise classes
- Snorkeling, surfing. sailing, windsurfing & Kayaking. Equipment available on site
- Miniature golf course
Margie Peters 303-770-1292
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Kaanapali
- Whale watching trips & Sunset Cruises
- Polynesian Luai
- Bike down the Crater, Helicopter ride
- Magic shows & Olalena production
- Championship Golfing
Top things to do on a budget
- Snorkeling on beach at the resort
- Hiking, fishing,
- Take the Road trip to Hana
- Watch sunrise at Halialula
- Walk & swim the beautiful beaches
Top things to do with a family
- Tour the Ocean Museum
- Whale watching from shore
- Shopping - Whaler Village & Lahaina
- Swimming at pool or ocean side
- Minuture Golf
Margie Peters , owner


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