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Listed by Gateway Classic Cars
For sale in our Milwaukee Showroom is a stellar 1957 Ford Victoria Fairlane 500 two-door hard top. The 1957 model
Listed by Streetside Classics - Dallas / Fort Worth
Although Ford and Chevy built virtually the same number of cars in 1957, you rarely see beautifully restored 1957 Ford
Listed by Ellingson Classic Cars, Inc.
Rebuilt original 312 cu. in. V8 3 speed automatic transmission Effortless power steering Master power brakes
Listed by Mecum Auctions (Auction)
This vehicle is being sold as Lot No. S90.1. - 1957 Ford Farlane 500 Sunliner Convertible - 292 CI engine - Automatic transmission -
Listed by Play Toys Classic Cars
This one family owned 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 Skyline has been restored to include - 312 V8 (rebuilt - zeroed
Listed by Raleigh Classic (Auction)
To be OFFERED AT AUCTION at The Raleigh Classic's Winter Event December 2-3 2016. Estimate: $82,000 - $86,000
Listed by Exotic Classics
Exotic Classics proudly presents a wonderful 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 Skyliner finished in a Flame Red and Colonial White two
Listed by Select Classic Cars
1957 Ford Fairlane 500 Town Sedan. Four door, V8/292, automatic, with power steering. It has accumulated 156k miles.
Listed by RK Motors Charlotte
312 cubic inch Thunderbird V8 / 245 horsepower
Select-O-Matic 3-speed automatic transmission
Correct Dresden and Starmist Blue paint
Select Aire climate control
Kenwood CD
Listed by Baltria Vintage Auto Gallery
1957 Ford Fairlane 500 Retractable ***Call us today at 630-443-4582 for more information! We Buy, Sell, and Consign All types of
Listed by DC Classic Cars
This 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 Custom features a 401 FORD V-8 8cyl Gasoline engine. It is equipped with a 4
Listed by Classic Lady Motors
The 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 has distinctive styling with its long body and tailfins. This Ford Fairlane is an original
Listed by Autobarn Classic Cars
Stk. 2126 1957 Ford Fairlane 500
When Ford introduced the 1957 models, their marketing slogan was
Listed by Private Seller
1957 Ford Fairlane 500. Barn Find Northern Colorado with New Mexico Plates on it. Great Project Car!
Listed by Private Seller
Raven Black on a razor straight body, $39,900 USD. Older restoration with recent updates as follows:
new headliner
trunk enclosure
Listed by Cruisers Specialty Autos
Here we have an absolutely gorgeous, over-the-top restoration of the iconic 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 Skyliner Retractable Hardtop.
Listed by RK Motors Charlotte
Rotisserie restoration completed in 2015
312 cubic inch Thunderbird V8
Ford-O-Matic 2-speed automatic transmission
Factory power steering
Factory power brakes
Correct Flame Red and Raven
Listed by Volo Auto Museum
Restored to look factory new & has complete mechanical overhaul with significant upgrade. Turnkey drive anywhere. Only 4,000 miles on
Listed by Private Seller
In good condition, much is new, rebuilt motor, tranny, brakes, suspension, tires. needs some finishing (replace windshield), some trim.
Listed by Private Seller
This 1957 Fairlane 500 is an older restoration w/ 53167 actual miles.Factory Air (needs charging). 292V8 w/ 3 spd standard.
Listed by CARuso Classic Cars
1957 Ford Fairlane 500 HT
Beautifully maintained Fairlane 500 Hardtop with continental package in overall excellent condition. 312 CI
Listed by Cruisers Specialty Autos
Beautiful example of the groundbreaking 1957 Ford Retractable hardtop. Very correct original car with a few safety and drivability
Listed by Old Iron AZ LLC
Totally restored 1957 Ford Skyliner. Complete restoration of: top, motors, cables, bushings, rubber seals. New paint, new interior. Car only
Listed by Private Seller
This is a retractable hard top in excellent condition. The odometer reads 114,000 but has only 500 miles on
Listed by Triple F Automotive
The 1957 Ford re-design resulted in the new Fairlane Series being 2 1/2" longer and 5" lower than previous models,


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Creator, the 3-year-old colt by Tapit who won the 2016 Belmont Stakes (gr. I) and Arkansas Derby (gr. I), has been sold by WinStar Farm and Bobby Flay to the Japan Bloodhorse Breeders' Association.
Creator, the 3-year-old colt by Tapit who won the 2016 Belmont Stakes (gr. I) and Arkansas Derby (gr. I), has been sold by WinStar Farm and Bobby Flay to the Japan Bloodhorse Breeders' Association.
The sire power lost when Scat Daddy collapsed and died suddenly Dec. 14, 2015, at age 11 was substantial, but he has six sons standing at stud.
Great Minds and jockey C. J. McMahon won a stretch duel with Shotgun Kowboy to post a half-length victory in the $200,000 Texas Mile (gr. III) on the May 6 night card at Lone Star Park.
Mike Repole, the former owner of Uncle Mo, believes the horse's eye-opening success with his first crop as a sire offers insight into what might have been.
C. R. Trout's Shotgun Kowboy, an Oklahoma-bred who last year showed enough promise to warrant a start in the grade I Clark Handicap at Churchill Downs, will make his third start off a layoff in the May 6 Texas Mile (gr. III) at Lone Star Park.
This week we take a closer look at Creator, winner of the $1 million Arkansas Derby (gr. I) on April 16 at Oaklawn Park.
Victor Espinoza has committed to ride Whitmore in the May 7 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), co-owner Harry Rosenblum said April 20.
A gray son of Tapit romped in the $1 million Arkansas Derby (gr. I) April 16 at Oaklawn Park, but it wasn't the one many expected.
The Owners Concierge will be onsite to help Oaklawn provide hospitality to owners and their connections.
On April 9th the last two prep races for the 2016 Kentucky Derby will be held, and the field for the 142nd running of the "Run for the Roses" will be more-or-less established.
Claire Novak and Ellis Starr preview the Arkansas Derby (gr. I) featuring American Pioneer, Cupid, Whitmore, Creator, and Gettysburg. Includes a special offer for THS viewers. Sponsored by Equibase.
For trainer Ron Moquett, a win by Whitmore in the April 16 Arkansas Derby (gr. I) would be more than a successful step toward the first Saturday in May—it would mean reclaiming a hometown race that outside trainers have won the past four years.
Another year, another Arkansas Derby (gr. I) where trainer Bob Baffert has the favorite in the $1 million race at Oaklawn Park. This year, the choice is Rebel (gr. II) winner Cupid.
"When you have a horse like Mor Spirit and Cupid that could be competitive, there's a little hope, a little dream there," the trainer said. "But you still have to get there, just get in that gate."
Dazzling Gem, most recently third in the Louisiana Derby (gr. II) will be entered in the $1 million Arkansas Derby (gr. I) and is probable for the 1 1/8-mile race at Oaklawn Park, trainer Brad Cox said April 10.
The champion racemare remains on track for the April 16 Apple Blossom (gr. I), while Whitmore moved closer to his scheduled start in the $1 million Arkansas Derby (gr. I) on the same day.
Under regular rider Luis Quinonez, the Mineshaft gelding went a half-mile in :48 4/5 April 1 at Oaklawn Park, his first work back since a troubled fifth in the March 19 Rebel Stakes (gr. II).
Pennsylvania-bred Tisdale, owned by Harlow Stables, won an entry-level allowance race March 26 at Oaklawn Park and could resurface in a stakes, perhaps the April 16 Arkansas Derby (gr. I).
Romping maiden winner, late Triple Crown nominee, could run April 16 in grade I.
The final three weeks of racing will at Oaklawn Park this season will feature the highest purses in its history, the Arkansas racetrack announced March 23.
Ralph Evans' Upstart, a grade II winner and player on the Triple Crown trail last year, makes his 2016 debut as the 120-pound highweight in the March 19 Razorback Handicap (gr. III) at Oaklawn Park.
Thirteen are probable for Oaklawn race, including Hopeful (gr. I) winner Ralis and Southwest (gr. III) victor Suddenbreakingnews.
Grade I winner Ralis will make his 3-year-old debut in the $900,000 Rebel Stakes (gr. II) March 19 at Oaklawn Park, trainer Doug O'Neill said March 8.
Whitmore worked a bullet half-mile in :48 1/5 Feb. 27, the gelding's first breeze since finishing second in the Feb. 15 Southwest Stakes (gr. III), while Southwest winner Suddenbreakingnews had an easy half in :51 1/5.
The Illinois Thoroughbred Breeders and Owners Foundation will hold its fifth annual online stallion season auction Feb. 1-7.
|Breeder / Owner
|Steven M. Asmussen
|Den's Legacy
|Ron Moquett
|Divine Ambition
|Darrin Miller
|Falling Sky
|Martin D. Wolfson
|Frac Daddy
|Kenneth G. McPeek
|Heaven's Runway
|Steven M. Asmussen
|Todd A. Pletcher
|D. Wayne Lukas
|War Academy
|Bob Baffert
|Magnolia S.
|Turnback the Alarm H. (gr. III)
|Awad S.
|Bold Ruler H. (gr. III)
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This Petite Sirah from California's cool Central Coast areas is hardly petite in nature. Dense and full-bodied, this wine is bursting with dark cherry, luscious blackberry and bittersweet espresso flavors against a creamy backdrop. We gather tiny Petite Sirah berries, packed tight with character, in the early morning before gently pressing and draining them to limit skin contact. This approach brings the fruit forward in a soft, rich wine while minimizing tannins. Special yeast used during fermentation also boosts the wine's fruit and structure. We then keep some wine in the tank, and the rest is aged 12 months in French and American oak barrels to add creaminess.
Food Pairing
Serve it with a juicy pork tenderloin with a Petite Sirah reduction.


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- ArcheryClock
- ArcheryClock is a countdown timer used for Archery matches. It covers multiple disciplines. The program shows:
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-It shows on the screen which turn (A-B-C-D) is ongoing.
-And a sound is generated to indicate start or end of shooting.
Via a hardware interface, for example arduino, it is possible to connect via USB/serial:
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has proposed $118,300 in penalties for Adair Grain, the operator of West Fertilizer Co., whose West, Texas fertilizer plant exploded in April, killing 15 people and injuring more than 160. OSHA cited Adair for 24 safety violations including unsafe handling and storage of chemicals. But a larger investigation into the cause of the explosion is on hold because of the government shutdown, the Los Angeles Times reports.
Exide Technologies has agreed to set aside $7.7 million to pay for a new storm-water system, filters and improvements to lower its arsenic emissions, as well as tests for lead and arsenic in the neighborhood surrounding its Vernon, Calif., plant, in a deal with the state Department of Toxic Substances Control. The DTSC had sought to temporarily close the plant over airborne arsenic emissions that may have threatened the health of over 100,000 people. Exide filed for bankruptcy protection in the spring, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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located on the southern tip of africa and covered by water on three sides, this amazing country offers 1864 miles of beautiful coastline. unlike most countries who have one capital city, south africa actually has three; cape town, pretoria and bloemfontein. plus, south africa has 11 official languages, english being one of them
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Visa & Entry Requirements
South Africa is relatively easy to travel to as tourism is strongly encouraged by the government. United States residents can visit up to 90 days without requiring a visa. You may be required to show immigration officials that you have return or onward tickets. If you have traveled to a country affected by Yellow Fever you will be required to produce a Yellow Fever vaccination certificate. If you cannot produce evidence of vaccination you may be quarantined until a copy of the certificate can be obtained or be vaccinated at the port of entry prior to clearance.
Weather & Climate
South Africa has a sub-tropical climate caused by ocean boarding three side of the country, also caused by the higher elevation in the middle of the country. Known for its sunshine, South Africa is a relatively dry country with approximately 18.5 inches of rain a year. While most of South Africa receives the rainfall in the summer months, Western Cape receives most of its rainfall in the winter. During the summer months (mid-October to mid-February) the weather is hot and sunny. Fall (mid-February to April) offers very little rain, warm days and balmy nights. Winter in South Africa (May to July) can be characterized by crisp days, rainy season and cool nights although parts of the country is still hot and sunny. Spring (August to mid-October) offers plenty of beautiful weather throughout the country especially in the Cape provinces.
South Africa uses a 220-240V/50HZ. This is known as the South African plug. Most hotels have converters for other major electricity systems.
The rand is the currency unit of South Africa, a name derived from the Witwatersrand Ridge, upon which the city of Johannesburg was built. The currency is also used by Namibia, Lesotho and Swaziland in conjunction with their own currencies. 1 US dollar equals approximately 8-10 rand. ATM's are in wide use throughout the country and are linked with the major banking networks around the world. Use ATM's only when you can be sure of your safety and be very careful with your PIN number. Visa and MasterCard are accepted almost everywhere and American Express in some places.
With its bustling, noisy cities, its relics, tombs, and temples, China is an incredible country of great diversity. The entrancing Middle Kingdom overflows with scenic landscapes and cultural and historical uniqueness. The list of sights to see and things to do is virtually endless.
Fast Facts
Entry/Departure Requirements
A valid US passport (with 6 months validity) and visa are required for entrance; the visa must be obtained from a Chinese embassy or consulate. US citizens should apply for a year-long multiple-entry visa, which is essential if you plan to re-enter China, especially if you plan to visit either Hong Kong or Macau. You must also obtain an exit visa to leave China.
Mandarin is the prevailing language spoken in China.
The Renminbi (RMB) is the official currency of the People's Republic of China. The popular unit of RMB is yuan.
220 volt is used, although many hotels are wired for use of 110-volt electrical appliances.
Average Temperatures (Fº)
China spans so much territory that separate regions of the country can experience vastly different temperature and weather conditions simultaneously. The majority of China lies in the temperate climatic zone, which is characterized as having winters that are not extreme, generally having cool, mild, or warm temperatures (Spring, 50-72°F; Summer, 72°F and above; Autumn, 50-72°F; and Winter, 50°F or lower.)
Japan is a fascinating mash-up of history, tradition, spirituality, and technology bound up with a unique culture, spectacular sights, and countless opportunities for new experiences – all of which makes the "Land of the Rising Sun" such an interesting place to visit.
Fast Facts
Entry/Departure Requirements
A valid US passport and an onward/return ticket are required for tourist/business "visa free" stays of up to 90 days. Passports must be valid for the intended period of stay in Japan.
The currency is the Japanese Yen (JPY).
Electrical current is 100 volts (60Hz in the west – including Osaka, Kyoto, Nagoya, and Hiroshima, and 50Hz in eastern Japan – Tokyo, Sapporo, and Yokohama).
Average Temperatures (Fº)
The climate of Japan is predominantly temperate but varies greatly from north to south. In Tokyo, daytime high temperatures range from 50°F in winter to 86°F in summer.
Though it's one of the most densely populated countries in the world, Korea is a beautiful land largely dominated by mountains and rugged terrain, lined by gorgeous beaches, and centered on the buzzing, world-class capital city of Seoul. The numerous historic temples, the haunting DMZ (De-Militarized Zone), and the friendly people of South Korea add to the picture, but are by no means all that there is to this fascinating land. Dining and shopping are the hands-on pursuits of choice.
Fast Facts
Entry/Departure Requirements
You must have a valid US passport to enter the Republic of Korea; a visa is not required for stays of up to 90 days.
The official language is Korean.
Korea's official monetary unit is the won (KRW).
The standard electrical current in South Korea is 220 volts (there is some 110 volt capability, but it is being phased out).
Average Temperatures (Fº)
South Korea enjoys a four-season climate, with average daytime high temperatures ranging from 34°F in winter to 86°F in summer.
From the bustling streets of Bangkok to island beaches lined in limestone cliffs; golden temples to lush, green forests; ancient ruins to exotic nightlife – Thailand is simply amazing. In Bangkok, the country's capital and largest city, the contrasts are countless: Here, you can wander through peaceful Buddhist temples and cheer alongside the locals at a Muay Thai kickboxing match; take an elegant dinner cruise and navigate the traffic-laden streets on the back of a tuk tuk; and shop everywhere from ritzy air-conditioned malls to the floating marketplaces that crowd the canals.
Fast Facts
Thai, with English widely spoken in major tourist areas.
Thai Baht.
Average Temperatures (Fº)
Temperatures in the north range from 90ºF during the hot season to 70ºF in the cool season, with temperatures lower in the hills. The rainy season lasts from April to November. In the south, temperatures average 80ºF, with rainy season in Phuket from May to October and from November to January in Koh Samui.
Entry Requirements
A valid passport and onward/return ticket are required.
Thais are known for their tolerance and hospitality – especially in Bangkok – and the average tourist will have no difficulty in adjusting to local customs. Most restrictions on social behavior concern the monarchy or religion.
- Thais do not normally shake hands when greeting, but instead press the palms of their hands in a prayer-like gesture called "wai." Generally, a younger person should wai an older person, who will then return it.
- Public displays of affection between men and women are frowned upon. You may see some young Thai couples holding hands but never kissing in public.
- Losing your temper, especially in public, is seen as poor manners.
- Thais revere the Royal Family, and visitors should be careful to show respect for His Majesty the King, the Queen, and their children.
- All Buddha images are regarded as sacred. Dress politely and appropriately when at a temple – do not go shirtless or in shorts; pants are considered unsuitable attire for women.
Whether it is cultural Cambodia, bustling and lively Vietnam, or delightfully slow-moving Laos, Indochina is a tourist destination both tantalizingly up-and-coming and still delightfully unexplored.
Fast Facts
Khmer in Cambodia, Vietnamese in Vietnam, and Lao in Laos, though English is also generally spoken in major tourist areas.
Cambodian Riel, Vietnamese Dong, and Lao Kip, though the US Dollar is widely accepted.
Average Temperatures (Fº)
Temperatures in Cambodia and Laos average around 82ºF, with monsoon season lasting from May to October/November. Temperatures in Vietnam range from 60-90ºF in the north, while the hotter south ranges from 70-90ºF. Opposing monsoon seasons last from October to April in the north and south, and May to September in the center.
Entry Requirements
Valid passports and visas (or Vietnamese visa exemption document for those traveling to Vietnam) are required. Persons planning to leave Vietnam and re-enter from another country must obtain a visa allowing multiple entries.
- Dress conservatively wherever possible; this goes double for visiting temples and pagodas – keep arms and legs covered, and hide as much bare skin as you can.
- Flaunting wealth is impolite. Don't carry more money than you need and don't wear too much jewelry.
- The concept of "saving face" is extremely important in East Asian social relationships. Don't force money on other parties. Don't wheedle or insist. Most importantly, don't lose your temper in public
- Don't be too camera-happy. Ask permission before you take someone's picture, especially in rural ethnic villages.
Made up of two landmasses separated by the South China Sea, Malaysia beckons with gleaming, modern cities, sun-soaked beaches, and dense, steamy jungles. Lively and lush, diverse and friendly – Malaysia is an experience that's truly Asia.
Fast Facts
Malay, with English also widely spoken. K
Malaysian Ringgit.
Average Temperatures (Fº)
Temperatures range from 67°F to 90°F, with rainy season on the West coast from April to May and October to November, and on the East coast from November to March.
Entry Requirements
A passport valid for six months is required.
- While Malaysia is recognized as a Muslim state, it also has sizeable Hindu, Buddhist, and Christian populations. Across the board, Malaysians tend to be fairly conservative in their approach to social customs and practices.
- Family is central to Malaysian life, and elders and senior family members should be treated with honor and esteem. It is not uncommon to see younger people bowing their heads as a sign of respect when passing by an older person.
- Any open display of anger or outrage would be met with disdain. Saving face is an important element of social conduct in Malaysia, so retain your composure.
- Public displays of affection are not tolerated, especially on the eastern coast of Malaysia.
Uncover a world of unique contrasts in the tiny nation of Singapore. Here, pristine city streets intersect with bustling, air markets, while soaring skyscrapers blend into lush urban rainforest. From food to shopping, culture to adventure, you'll find it in Singapore.
Fast Facts
Malay, Mandarin dialect, Tamil, and English are all official languages.
Singapore Dollar.
Average Temperatures (Fº)
Temperatures average around 75-87ºF year-round, with the heaviest rainfall between November and January.
Entry Requirements
A passport valid for six months is required.
- Singapore is a multi-religious nation, with people from all religions residing here. Tourists are expected to show full respect to the various religious groups present in Singapore.
- Be aware of some serious Singaporean taboos that are punishable by jail or even death. Never litter, jaywalk, or smoke in public. Don't discuss religion or politics, and don't make jokes about either.
- Don't point at someone with your index finger, don't pound your fist into the palm of your hand. Don't show affection in public.
- Greet others with a hearty handshake; shake hands with all who are present. Greet older Chinese people with a slight bow. If you're a man, wait for a woman to initiate a handshake.
Fast Facts
Indonesian and Balinese, with English widely spoken in tourist areas.
Indonesian Rupiah.
Average Temperatures (Fº)
Temperatures range from around 65-80ºF year-round, with a rainy season from October to March.
- While inclusive by nature, Balinese remain conservative and traditional. However they are very understanding of different cultures and will forgive visitors for most faux pas.
- Modest clothing is appropriate, especially when visiting temples.
- You should avoid getting angry or raising your voice because it is insulting.
- Try to use only your right hand, especially when handling food. Pointing or summoning someone with your index finger is considered impolite.
- You must wear a sarong and waist-sash (to tie off appetites of the lower body) upon entry to a temple. During ceremonies, show respect and be discreet with cameras.
With over 7,107 islands spread across more than 116,000 square miles of sparkling Pacific, it would take a lifetime to experience all of the Philippines's sprawling beaches, rolling green hillsides, quaint towns, and welcoming people.
Fast Facts
English and Tagalog.
Philippine Peso.
Average Temperatures (Fº)
Rainy season lasts from June to October. Temperatures range from around 70-86°F degrees.
Entry Requirements
A valid passport and proof of onward or return ticket is required.
- People in the Philippines have a very strong sense of family and community. Most will appreciate your status as a visitor if you accidentally commit a social faux pas.
- At a social gathering, the eldest person should be greeted first
- Always leave your shoes outside when visiting someone's house
- If invited to dinner, don't call the lady of the house the "hostess," as this means something derogatory in Filipino
- "Hiya" is the Filipino word for shame. You should avoid things that bring hiya, including losing your temper and being overly affectionate in public.
Known for its beautiful beaches, cosmopolitan style, and iconic white-sailed Opera House, Sydney is your gateway to Australia. A vibrant culture, world-class dining and shopping, and striking architecture pair with national parks, day trips to wineries, and a sun-drenched coast to place Sydney at the top of every savvy Australian itinerary.
Things to See and Do
Conquer your fear of heights and also get an outstanding view of the Sydney skyline by climbing the Harbour Bridge. Escorted climbs are available by day, by night, at twilight, and at dawn.
For Art's Sake
The Sydney Festival, Australia's largest arts festival, takes place every January with both indoor and free outdoor performances, drawing over one million people each year.
On the Runway
Australian Fashion Week takes place in Sydney every March/April and September, showcasing the latest seasonal collections from Aussie and Asia-Pacific designers.
Wine Time
Take a tour of the finest of Hunter Valley's numerous wineries and gourmet restaurants. There are also balloon rides, biking, and horseback trails.
Take a Promenade
Darling Harbour is home to the fabulous waterfront promenade, as well as a casino, the beautiful Chinese Garden, theaters and galleries, dozens of restaurants and bars, and other diversions.
Rock On
Best explored on foot, The Rocks is one of Sydney's original neighborhoods. The antiquated buildings include two of the city's oldest pubs, plus numerous dining spots and other attractions.
One look, and you know why it's called the "Red Centre": fire-tinged soil and sparse greenery dominate the landscape as far as you can see. Also known as the Outback, the Red Centre represents nature on a grand scale and contains some of the most recognizable natural icons in Australia.
Things to See and Do
Look Closely
As you approach Ayers Rock, it can appear to change color, the sandstone taking on various hues of red, purple, orange, grey, and yellow, depending on weather conditions and your distance from it.
Outback Art Attack
Alice Springs is a hotbed of Aboriginal art, home to many galleries that showcase the rich culture and native traditions that abound in Central Australia.
Dry Humor
One of Australia's most popular and bizarre events, the 50-year-old Henley-on-Todd Regatta is a fun day of celebrations and fun centering on mock "boat races" held on the dry bed of the Todd River in Alice Springs every August.
Back to the Garden
Just a few miles' hike into Watarrka National Park, beneath the towering walls of Kings Canyon, you'll find the Garden of Eden, full of palm trees, lush vegetation, and tropical pools that you can swim in.
Desert Celebration
Indigenous artists, dancers, and musicians perform at the annual Alice Desert Festival, a dynamic exchange between cultures in the heart of Australia.
Have a Camel
Food, drink, crafts, and souvenirs take a back seat to hard-fought dromedary racing at the annual Camel Cup competition, held at Blatherskite Park.
Encompassing half the square mileage of Texas and bigger than several European countries combined, the Great Barrier Reef is the world's largest coral reef system. It stretches over 1,600 miles in length, and actually comprises over 2,900 individual reefs.
Things to See and Do
Get Over the Reef
The Great Barrier Reef – the world's largest coral reef system – can be explored many ways, including scuba diving, snorkeling, fishing charters, helicopter tours, and glass-bottom boat viewing.
Into the Woods
Lace up your hiking boots to explore the exotic Daintree Rainforest, home to the largest range of plants and animals on the planet, including 13 bird species found nowhere else.
Take It to the Bridge
Get a bird's-eye view of beautiful Brisbane (as well as the picturesque Glasshouse Mountains and Moreton Bay Islands) at dawn, morning, twilight, or nighttime with a guided walk to the top of the famous Story Bridge.
Walk the Walk
Stroll the Cairns Esplanade, a large waterfront recreational area featuring an amphitheatre, sandy swimming lagoon, picnic areas, walking tracks, public BBQs, children's playground, shops, and restaurants.
Surfin' Safari
At gorgeous, iconic Surfers Paradise, you can chill out, watch the action on the waves, or learn to surf with help from one of the numerous surfing schools nearby.
Rove the Cove
Get active in Palm Cove, where the beautiful beach is backdrop to activities from parasailing and scuba diving, to horseback riding and hot air ballooning, and much more.
Australia's many first-class cities make for world-beating sophisticated adventures, from gourmet safaris, to thrilling sports action, to cultural and historical journeys, and beyond! The most populous city in Australia, Melbourne has also been named "The Most Livable City in the World" by The Economist three times in the past five years!
Things to See and Do
That Other Football Game
Part soccer, part rugby, part gridiron, the sport of Australian Rules Football is a religion in Melbourne. Join 100,000 other screaming fans at the Melbourne Cricket Ground and learn what the mayhem is all about.
I Love a Parade
One of the Southern Hemisphere's most endearing sights is the nightly parade of Little Penguins (the world's smallest) waddling up the Phillip Island beach to the safety of their homes in the sand dunes. A magical treat!
Red, White & Rose
Discover the many acclaimed varieties of the Australian wine industry at the National Wine Centre in Adelaide, where seasoned enthusiasts and complete novices alike also learn about wine-producing regions and wine-making techniques.
Prison Furlough
Take a walking tour of Perth landmarks built by convict labor in the mid-1800s, including Government House, Perth Town Hall, Freemantle Prison, the Western Australia Museum, and The Round House.
Natural Selection
Darwin is a small city that's big on entertainment. Mitchell Street is the center of the action, full of cafés, nightclubs, bars, Irish pubs, wine bars, beer gardens, live music, casino action, and more.
Take Your Place
Each Saturday, Hobart's Salamanca Place, a cobblestone square on the waterfront, buzzes with a farmers' market, outdoor cafés, galleries, theatres, live music, and glassblowers, potters, and painters selling their wares.
Small, sophisticated, scenic – New Zealand takes the best of all worlds and gives it to you in a pair of islands full of stunning natural beauty, soaring outdoor adventure, and cosmopolitan culture. Set 1,200 miles southeast of Australia across the Tasman Sea, New Zealand was the last significant landmass discovered by humans, the Polynesian Maori who landed their canoes here 1,000 years ago. Its isolation is one of New Zealand's best attributes, as it often seems like your own private paradise – people make a rare appearance in most of its pristine territory.
New Zealand in 7 Days
Day 1: Auckland
Auckland's skyline is dominated by the 1,076-foot-tall Sky Tower, where three observation levels thrill you with unparalleled 360° views.
Day 2: Waitomo Waitomo's amazing limestone caves, sinkholes, springs, stalactites, stalagmites and glowworms can all be explored by boat or on foot.
Day 3: Rotorua
You can view, appreciate, and learn all about traditional Maori arts at Te Puia New Zealand Maori Arts and Crafts Institute.
Day 4: Christchurch
Christchurch brims with Gothic and Victorian architecture such as the Cathedral, Canterbury Museum and Provincial Council Buildings.
Day 5: Franz Joseph & Fox Glaciers
At the heart of the spectacular Southern Alps, UNESCO World Heritage Area, lie these twin glaciers formed by rivers flowing through a rainforest to just-above sea level.
Day 6: Queenstown
Dive into bungee jumping at The Ledge or off the Kawarau River Bridge – where the sport originally began.
Day 7: Queenstown
Explore Queenstown's outskirts by enjoying a day on the Wine Trail or adventuring into locations made famous in the Lord of the Rings movies.
A country rich in history and culture, the UAE, a federation of seven emirates, lies on the eastern side of the Arabian Peninsula, at the entrance to the royal-blue Persian Gulf. What the UAE lacks in size, it makes up with outsize, world-leading attractions, including the world's tallest hotel, the world's biggest shopping mall, the world's largest artificial islands, and the jaw-dropping Burj Khalifa – a magnificent feat of engineering that will soon take the coveted crown of the world's tallest building.
Fast Facts
The official language is Arabic, but English is widely spoken and understood; both languages are commonly used in business and commerce.
The monetary unit in the UAE is the Dirham (Dh).
The electricity supply in the UAE is 220/240 volts at 50 cycles; US-made appliances may need a transformer.
Average Temperatures
Dubai has an arid subtropical climate, with sunny, blue skies most of the year. Rainfall is infrequent and irregular, falling mainly in winter. Temperatures range from a low of about 50°F to a high of 118°F; the mean daily high is 75°F in January rising to 106°F in July. The best time of the year to visit is between November and April, when temperatures average around 75°F.
Entry Requirements
A passport valid for three months from the date of entry, as well as an onward/return ticket, are required. US citizens do not require visas to enter the UAE.
The brash, bold city of Abu Dhabi is a modern marvel, capital of the wealthy United Arab Emirates and headquarters of the world's richest oil operating companies. The pulsating city, with futuristic skyscrapers and wide tree-lined boulevards, is capitalizing on its Western-style sophistication, amazing duty-free shopping zone, luxury hotels, and top-class transport and communications infrastructure to attract tourists. They come not only for the "retail therapy" and glitz, but also to explore the fascinating culture of the vast Abu Dhabi Emirate itself (it is the largest of the seven Emirates), with its miles of desert and interesting oases – a distinctive taste of Arabia mixed in with a more worldly lifestyle that creates an exotic aura not soon forgotten.
Do's and Dont's
- Both men and women should dress modestly, with arms and legs covered, and refrain from tight or revealing clothing
- During Ramadan, visitors are requested not to eat, drink, or smoke in public places between sunrise and sunset
- Don't display the soles of your shoes; crossing your legs and pointing your feet at someone else in the room is very bad etiquette
- Ask permission before photographing anyone, especially Muslim women
- Do not drink alcohol in public; alcohol consumption is allowed only by non-Muslims in licensed restaurants, pubs, clubs, and private venues
The tiny nation of Oman brings to mind the romantic Arabia of myth and legend, a dramatic land filled with the romantic swirl of wind-blown desert sand, lumbering camels, dazzling minarets, rugged mountains, lush green wadis, awe-inspiring mosques, bustling souks, endless blue skies, and imposing forts and watchtowers – over 500 of them.
Fast Facts
Arabic, with English spoken in tourist areas.
Oman Riyal.
Average Temperatures
The best time to visit is between November and April, when temperatures average around 77ºF. From May to September, temperatures can often climb over 100ºF in the north, and the south is beset with monsoons from June to October.
Entry Requirements
A passport valid for six months and visa are required.
Do's and Don'ts
- Omanis are friendly and helpful, and appreciate your respecting their Islamic culture and traditions
- During Ramadan, visitors are requested not to eat, drink, or smoke in public places between sunrise and sunset
- Public displays of affection are taboo, and strongly looked down upon
The British Isles consists of the United Kingdom (Great Britain, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland) and the Republic of Ireland, which together offer everything from prehistoric wonders, medieval masterpieces, and modern museums, to the plain old warm hospitality of its people.
Fast Facts
English (also Gaelic in Ireland)
England & Scotland: British Pound Sterling.
Ireland: Euro
Average Temperatures
England: Winter 32-49/Summer 52-73
Scotland: Winter 41-42/Summer 68-77
Ireland: Winter 37-50/Summer 52-70
Tipping Points
Restaurants & Bars
Generally a 10-12.5% service charge is added to the bill, especially in hotel restaurants (examine your check carefully to make sure); otherwise tip 10-15% in restaurants and round up in cafés. If you are paying by credit card, you should either leave the tip as cash or, if offered the option, add it onto the bill. (Restaurant staff tend to prefer tips in cash.) There is no tipping in pubs, however you can offer to buy the bartender a drink after a few rounds, though this is not the case in the smarter cocktail bars.
For porters, tip £1 per piece of luggage. For housekeeping, £1-2 per night at your discretion. For concierge, no tip is expected unless exceptional service is provided.
Tip taxi drivers 10% or round up.
Note: £ (GBP) in England and Scotland, or equivalent € (Euro) in Ireland.
With its sparkling cities and picture-book villages, sandy beaches and snow-capped mountains, rich artistic and literary culture, unbeatable cuisine and unparalleled wines, is it any wonder that France is the world's most popular travel destination?
Fast Facts
Average Temperatures
Winter 34-52/Summer 54-77
Tipping Points
Restaurants & Bars
Restaurants and cafés typically include a 15% service charge (known as service compris); round up to a few Euros in restaurants or to the nearest Euro in cafés. It is not an uncommon practice to leave a 10% tip on top of this for exceptional service. Tipping at bars is not expected.
For porters, tip €1 per bag. For housekeeping, €1-2 per night. For concierges, €10-15 per restaurant reservation made.
Tip taxi drivers 5-10%, or €1-2. For private airport transfers, €10-20 depending on the driver's wait time and the in-car amenities.
From the priceless relics of its ancients, to the creative brilliance of its modern culture, Italy attracts visitors from all over to its gorgeous and thriving cities, breathtaking beaches and coast, and sky-piercing alpine mountains. First of all, there's art, and lots of it. Then, there's the architecture. Also, the food. The fashion. The festivals. Italy is so bursting with attractions that a visitor's biggest problem may be choosing which itinerary most tickles your fancy!
Fast Facts
Average Temperatures
Winter 40-56/Summer 62-83
Tipping Points
Restaurants & Bars
Tip 8-10% and no more (generally in cash as most credit card receipts do not have space for tips).
For porters, tip €5 total for all luggage. For housekeeping, €1-2 per night, more for extra service.
You may tip drivers if you want, but it's not necessary.
Note: If your tip is refused at first, this is an indication of common courtesy, not that you have offended them.
An enticing destination for a complete vacation experience, Spain is all about bustling cities, great beaches, fun nightlife, and a mother lode of cultural and historic attractions. The hundreds of miles of Mediterranean coastline provide ample opportunity to get off the beaten track, and the country's pulsing cities and colorful festivals will amaze and delight even the most seasoned traveler.
Fast Facts
Average Temperatures
Winter 35-57/Summer 55-80
Tipping Points
Restaurants & Bars
Tip 5-10% in cash in restaurants, and round up the bill in cafés.
For porters, tip €1 per bag. For housekeeping, €1-2 per night, up front for more attentive service.
Round up fare for nominal tip.
Greece stands at the crossroads of cultures and civilizations, having bequeathed our modern world their ancient inventions of democracy, philosophy, education, art, theatre, Platonic ideals, the Socratic method, and the Olympics. To the world's delight, they also share their white-sand beaches, hearty cuisine, and a spirited Mediterranean lifestyle.
Straddling the point at which Europe and Asia meet, Turkey is known as the cradle of civilizations, harboring an incredible blend of cultures, history, and archaeological sites inside a dynamic, multicultural, rapidly modernizing society. Its many contrasts – the old and the new, the sacred and the secular, the urban bustle and the seaside calm – make it all the more fascinating.
Fast Facts
Greece: Greek.
Turkey: Turkish
Greece: Euro.
Turkey: Turkish Lira
Average Temperatures
Greece: Winter 41-66/Summer 57-92
Turkey: Winter 48-55/Summer 72-86
Tipping Points
Restaurants & Bars
Greece : While a service charge of 13% will appear on a restaurant bill, it is customary to tip 10% on top.
Turkey: Tip 10% or round up (cash only, not on your credit card).
For porters, tip €1 per bag. For housekeeping, €1 per day. Tip concierges only for special service. In Turkey, tip approximately €5 for very helpful concierge services.
No tip expected for taxis – round up and they'll be delighted.
The land of Bach and Beethoven, Nietzsche and Goethe, soaring castles and natural spas, the Autobahn and the high-speed train, Germany is a beacon of culture and accomplishment – and the ideal gateway to any tour of the European continent.
Long one of the world's great tourist destinations, Switzerland is a smorgasbord of people and languages, old traditions, and cosmopolitan chic, with an extraordinary abundance of natural beauties and compelling tourist attractions, from its postcard-perfect valleys to the 13,000-foot peaks of the High Alps.
With beautiful landscapes and villages, and soothing strains of music at almost every turn, it's easy to mistake Austria for a theme park. But of course, it's the parks themselves that have been modeled after Austria! Salzburg exists as much to be heard as seen, with music infusing this city that gave us Mozart, the waltz, and The Sound of Music. The Old Town encompasses Mozart's birthplace, the huge Hohensalzburg fortress that towers above it, and more. Just a glance at the Baroque and Rococo architecture confirms the sheer opulence of Vienna, from stunning St. Stephen's Cathedral to the palaces of the aristocracy.
Fast Facts
Germany: German.
Switzerland : French/German/Italian.
Austria : German.
Germany: Euro.
Switzerland: Swiss Franc.
Austria: Euro.
Average Temperatures
Germany: Winter 35-50/Summer 52-80.
Switzerland: Winter 28-40/Summer 50-70
Austria: Winter 27-49/Summer 50-77
Tipping Points
Restaurants & Bars
Germany: Restaurants already include a service charge, so just round up to the nearest Euro or leave some small change.
Switzerland: Restaurants already include a 15% service charge, so just round up to the nearest franc or leave some small change (more in higher-end restaurants). Tipping is rare in bars.
Germany: For porters, tip €2-3 per night. For housekeeping, €5 per night. For concierges, €20 for special service.
Switzerland: A service charge is included in hotel bills. For housekeeping, tip €3-6. For concierges, €6-12 for special service.
Austria: For porters, tip €1 per bag; for housekeeping, €1 per day.
Germany: Tip 10%.
Switzerland: Taxi fares already include a service charge, so just round up to the nearest franc or leave some small change.
Austria: Tip taxi drivers 10%, or round up.
Czech Republic
Since it shook off the chains of repression 20 years ago, the Czech Republic, and in particular the capital city of Prague, has become one of Europe's major tourist destinations. Perhaps the world's most beautiful city, Prague is packed with classical buildings and cobblestone streets that have all survived history's tumult, and has fortified its Bohemian air with new restaurants, shops, galleries, cafés, and clubs. Music fans genuflect at the Bertramka villa, where Mozart finished Don Giovanni, and also line up outside the many high-energy rock clubs scattered throughout the city.
The welcome mat is out in Hungary, which has transcended years of Communist rule to become a democratic parliamentary republic that is rediscovering its passionate love of life. Budapest – the "Pearl of the Danube" – is now a flourishing city that celebrates its heritage even as it embraces the future. After taking in the historic sites in Buda's Castle District, take the plunge at one of the Ottoman-style thermal baths.
With beautiful landscapes and villages, and soothing strains of music at almost every turn, it's easy to mistake Austria for a theme park. But of course, it's the parks themselves that have been modeled after Austria! Salzburg exists as much to be heard as seen, with music infusing this city that gave us Mozart, the waltz, and The Sound of Music. The Old Town encompasses Mozart's birthplace, the huge Hohensalzburg fortress that towers above it, and more. Just a glance at the Baroque and Rococo architecture confirms the sheer opulence of Vienna, from stunning St. Stephen's Cathedral to the palaces of the aristocracy.
Fast Facts
Czech Republic: Czech.
Hungary: Hungarian.
Czech Republic: Czech Crown.
Hungary: Forint.
Average Temperatures
Czech Republic: Winter 25-36/Summer 54-74
Hungary: Winter 5-32/Summer 81-95
Tipping Points
Restaurants & Bars
Czech Republic: There's usually a service charge, but consider tipping on top of it, up to 15%.
Hungary: If no service charge on the bill, tip 10-15% in cash; in cafés, round up.
Czech Republic/Hungary: For porters, tip equivalent of $2 per bag ; for housekeeping, $4-6 per day; for concierges, about $20 for special service.
Czech Republic/Hungary: Round up the fare.
The Netherlands/Belgium
Packed full of historic sites, superb cuisine, vivid colors, lush landscapes, great museums, Old World charm, and modern attitude, the Netherlands and Belgium are a traveler's delight!
Fast Facts
The Netherlands: Dutch
Belgium: French/Flemish
Average Temperatures
The Netherlands: Winter 32-48/Summer 53-72
Belgium: Winter 32-40/Summer 52-70
Tipping Points
Restaurants & Bars
The Netherlands: Gratuity and service charge of 16% are included in the bill, but a little extra is always appreciated; tip an additional 10% in high-end restaurants.
Belgium: Restaurants include a service charge of 16%; tipping is not common, although add 10% for exceptional service.
The Netherlands: For porters, tip €2-7. For housekeeping, €2-7.
Belgium: Hotels include a service charge.
The Netherlands: Taxi fares include a service charge, although it is customary to leave an extra nominal tip.
Belgium: Taxi fares include a service charge; tipping is not common, although add 10% for extra service for luggage.
Note: All prices in the Netherlands by law include tax and tips.
Cool, quirky, and cutting-edge, the Scandinavian countries of Denmark and Sweden are attracting more visitors than ever, thanks to an ambience captured in their music, art, cafés, restaurants, festivals, fashion, and an enviable lifestyle.
Fast Facts
Denmark: Danish
Sweden: Swedish
Denmark: Danish Krone
Sweden: Swedish Krona
Average Temperatures
Denmark: Winter 28-49/Summer 50-70
Sweden: Winter 23-30/Summer 52-70
Tipping Points
Restaurants & Bars
Denmark: No tipping is expected, as a service charge is already included in the restaurant bill.
Sweden: Restaurants include a service charge, but an additional 5-10% tip should be left.
Denmark: Hotel bills usually include service charges.
Sweden: No tipping is expected, as a service charge is already included.
Denmark: No tipping is expected, as a service charge is already included in the fare.
Sweden: Round up the fare.
The Indian Ocean is home to the most secluded and exotic island groups on the planet – the Maldives, the Seychelles, and Mauritius. Soak up the sun, surrounded by spectacular coral reefs and white-sand beaches, fabulous golf courses and stunning resorts – and some of the nicest people you'll ever meet!
For most vacationers, traveling to an island resort means that it's all about the beaches – preferably lined by blue waters, backed by a row of swaying palm trees, and facing a view to the endless horizon! And so it is on Mauritius, the Maldives, and the Seychelles: Wherever you stay, you're never far away from the warm, white sands. In fact, Maldivian law provides that all resort guest rooms must face the beach, and five linear meters of beachfront is to be allocated to each resort bungalow.
Spas are luscious places, but even more so when they're situated in such a way that you become convinced you're the only human being on the planet. This is the experience you get on the three islands, because the spas here are in a world of their own – or more precisely, they're at the very edges of our own world, perched along an ocean that extends for thousands of miles to the blue horizon.
Although Mauritius has a long history of golfing — the historic Mauritius Gymkhana Golf Club is the oldest golf course in the southern hemisphere and the fourth oldest in the world – it has only recently emerged as a major golf destination, thanks to the creation of a dozen or so championship courses designed by the likes of Bernhard Langer, Ernie Els, and Gary Player, and highlighted by stunning locations with mountain and ocean vistas.
DivingThe Seychelles, the Maldives, and Mauritius were all apparently designed for scuba diving, as they all have been blessed with spectacular coral reefs, a profusion of colorful underwater marine life, and a host of shipwrecks dating all the way back to the 1600s. All three islands have numerous PADI dive centers to instruct beginners and outfit experienced divers.
Argentina is growing in popularity as a tourist hotspot, attracting visitors from all over the world because of the extreme cultural and natural diversity that the world's eighth largest nation offers. Years ago, the mention of Argentina brought to mind sultry tango dancers, lone gauchos on the pampas, and Evita Peron. Today, one thinks of gorgeous beaches, cattle ranches, soccer, wild Patagonia, and the excitement of Buenos Aires. And yes, the tango, which is still as popular and sexy as ever.
Fast Facts
Entry/Departure Requirements
A valid passport is required for US citizens, who do not need a visa for visits of up to 90 days for tourism. However, US citizens coming to Argentina for tourism travel through Ezeiza International Airport must pay a reciprocal entry fee of $131.00; currently, the fee is only charged at Ezeiza, and is valid for ten years and multiple entries.
Spanish is the official language.
The official currency in Argentina is the Peso.
- 10% in restaurants.
- $1.00-2.00 per bag to porters.
- Round up taxi fare or small tip.
- Doormen and ushers in cinemas and theatres are also generally tipped.
A vast country, Brazil offers a variety of cultures and topographies, ranging from the Amazon rainforest, to the urban vitality of Rio and São Paulo, to the world-famous beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema, and beyond.
Fast Facts
Entry/Departure Requirements
A passport and visa are required for US citizens traveling to Brazil for any purpose. Visas must be obtained in advance from the Brazilian Embassy or consulate nearest to the traveler's place of residence. There are no "airport visas," and immigration authorities will refuse entry to Brazil to anyone not possessing a valid visa. All visas, regardless of the length of validity, must initially be used within 90 days of the issuance date or will no longer be valid. US citizens reentering Brazil must be able to show an entry stamp in their passport proving that the visa was issued within 90 days; otherwise they will not be allowed reentry.
Portuguese is the official language.
The official currency in Brazil is the Real (R$).
- 10% for good service at restaurants.
- Tip 10-15% in hair salons.
- $1.00-2.00 per bag to porters.
- No tip for taxi drivers, except in Rio, where 10% is usual; if you choose an unmetered taxi, settle on the fare first.
Fishing villages, fine beaches, farms, and Peru's major cities, including the capital city of Lima, are interspersed along the narrow belt of desert coastline that stretches the length of this country. The lush Amazon Basin takes up half of Peru and is an ecologically rich area of tropical rainforest. Separating the coastal desert from the jungle are the majestic Andes, an endless chain of peaks soaring over 22,000 feet, and home to millions of indigenous highland people.
Fast Facts
Entry/Departure Requirements
A valid passport is required to enter and depart Peru; tourists must also provide evidence of return or onward travel. US citizens do not need a visa to visit Peru if traveling as a tourist with a valid US passport.
Spanish is the official language; Quechua is an important part of the Incan heritage and is still spoken, with slight variants in many regions of the country.
The official currency in Peru is the Nuevo Sol (S/.).
- A gratuity is added to your restaurant bill; add up to 10% for good service.
- $1.00-2.00 per bag to porters.
- No tip for taxi drivers.
The romantic South Pacific outpost of French Polynesia is a legendary haven of exotic beauty. Here, richly fertile mountain peaks and isolated coves beg exploration, while cobalt lagoons and sweeping beaches beckon.Comprised of 118 islands and atolls over 965,255 square miles of ocean, French Polynesia is a treasure trove of intimate beaches, sundrenched lagoons, and sleepy shaded palms.
Fast Facts
Entry Requirements
Passports valid for 6 months beyond intended stay, as well as a return or ongoing tickets are required.
Departure Requirements
There is no departure tax in French Polynesia.
French and Tahitian, though English is widely spoken among hotel staff.
220 volts/50 cycles.
French Pacific Franc. US dollars are also widely accepted.
French Polynesia has a balmy, tropical climate. During the dry season of May to October, temperatures average 82°F, while the November to April wet season averages 86°F.
Marriage Requirements
A new law was recently passed in France which has allowed non-French nationals to be legally wed throughout the islands of Tahiti! A signed and dated letter addressed to the mayor of the community in which the ceremony will be conducted, a completed "Marriage of foreign citizens in French Polynesia" form, valid passports, birth certificates, death/celibacy certificates (if applicable), and proof of residence must be submitted one month and ten days prior to the ceremony.
A stunning archipelago with over 300 islands, all surrounded by talcum beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and sparkling sapphire waters, Fiji is one of the most exotic destinations in the world. From snorkeling through rainbow-colored coral gardens and diving along ghostly, sunken shipwrecks, to bamboo rafting down winding jungle rivers and luxuriating on elegant island resorts, to visiting friendly native villages and savoring tender palusami and bitter kava, Fiji is anything you want it to be.
Fast Facts
Entry Requirements
A passport valid for 6 months beyond the date of the visit and an onward or return ticket are required.
Departure Requirements
Fiji has no departure tax.
240 volts/50 cycles.
Fijian Dollar.
Average temperatures during the dry season from June to September are 83°F, and 88°F during the wet season from November through April.
Marriage Requirements
Marriages in Fiji are recognized as legal in the U.S. Couples must obtain and sign a marriage license from the nearest registry prior to the ceremony with an average of 36 hours in advance. The couple must provide an original birth certificate, valid passport, and divorce/death certificate of previous spouse (if applicable) to the registrar for verification purposes at least two weeks before the wedding.
Settle beneath the shade of a palm tree and let the sand sift through your fingers – the Cook Islands are the ultimate island escape. Unhurried and uncrowded, this spray of tiny Pacific islands lures visitors with wide, secluded beaches, endless shimmering seascapes, and the promise of total relaxation.
Fast Facts
Entry Requirements
Valid passports, onward or return air tickets, and proof of sufficient funds and suitable accommodation are required.
Departure Requirements
The Cook Islands have a $55.00NZ departure tax.
Cook Islands Maori is the official language of the Cook Islands, though English is almost universally spoken.
230 volts/50 cycles.
New Zealand Dollar.
The Cook Islands have a tropical climate, with humid summer days in January and February and a rainy season between December and April. The average temperature ranges from 68-82°F.
Marriage Requirements
Applications for marriage license must be made in person three working days prior to the ceremony. Passports, birth certificates, and divorce/death of spouse papers (if applicable) are required.
This South Pacific island chain is comprised of 83 islands that range 808 miles north-south. These lush green mountainous islands are the product of volcano activity. With the earliest artifacts dating back to 2000 B.C., there is rich history to explore on the island. The azure beaches total over 1553 miles, providing an abundance of silky smooth sand to lie out and relax on. For the active traveler, ecotours, repelling and snorkeling tours are offered. Romance encompasses the islands as well, with sunset cruises, seaplanes and glass bottom boat tours taking you around the island.
Fast Facts
Entry Requirements
Passports valid for 6 months beyond intended stay, as well as a return or ongoing tickets are required.
Departure Requirements
International departure tax of Vt.3,000 a person (over the age of 12).
English, French, and Bislama, a Creole language evolved from English.
Vatu (Vt.) with no smaller units in use.
Aproximately US$1 = Vt.120.
Ranges from tropical to subtropical with a wet season lasting from November to April. The average temperature in August is 73 compared to 81 in February.
Marriage Requirements
A month before the ceremony, the following must be faxed or emailed:
- Copies of both passports
- Copies of both birth certificates
- If divorced, the relevant papers
- If widowed, a death certificate is required
- A completed certificate of intended marriage
- Completed witness forms - 2 witnesses are required but the wedding coordinator can organize witnesses if couples don't have guests with them.
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