UncategorizedPhotos from Azerbaijan
November 29, 2012by Brenda Pierce
Here are a few photos from the Azerbaijan portion of our recent tour of the Caucasus.
Here are a few photos from the Azerbaijan portion of our recent tour of the Caucasus.
Please note that the Arava border between Aqaba Jordan, and Eilat Israel is closed indefinitely. If you are traveling and planning to go into Israel from Aqaba, you will need to make other arrangements. At this time the other border crossings are open, but if we hear any change to this, we will post it immediately....
On the second day, we went Wai’anae boat harbor to start our ocean adventure.we got on a boat and enjoyed sailing for a while till we got to our destination which was a “Turtle wash” where sea turtles go and get their backs cleaned on rocks, we went snorkeling to see them and got to...
Zena, our Jordan specialist, is in Hawaii learning about Hawaiian adventure vacations. She is from our office in Jordan. These are her reports from Oahu. Day 1:It was a really beautiful morning at the Waikiki beach, we had breakfast and we started our adventure by heading to Pu’u Ohi’a for a 5 mile downhill bike...
We received this notice from Alaska Airlines about their new baggage policy and baggage fees. It has always made more sense to get your flights all on one ticket, this is just another reason why. Sometimes online ticketing sites won’t let you get to your ultimate destination on one ticket. If that is the case,...
This was written by one of our tour participants on the Caucasus Tour Oct 27 – Nov 9, 2012. We had a great time, excellent food, amazing sites, and wonderful people. Thanks for sharing this fun poem, Dona! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In October of 2012 our group set outTo discover what the Caucasus were all aboutWe started...
After my visit today to the National History Museum, this statement seems at once to be appropriate for Armenia as well as a gross understatement. I have been hearing about the history of the region and Armenia for almost 2 weeks now but it really came together today how Armenia fits in with our other...
Yesterday we said our farewell to Georgia and crossed the border in to Armenia. A little heads up on the procedure: you have to walk through the neutral zone over a bridge with a little river below. There are cables to keep people and big items from falling over the side, but it would not...
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