Welcome to the Jungle - Aquamarine waters help drain the tension as you skim above the treetops along the shoreline of Belize. The single-prop, 12-seat Cessna drops onto the worn and bumpy paved runway, barely 100 yards flanked by water at the landing and stopping points. A tight turnaround and you're headed to a local airport the size of a postage stamp. Within minutes fresh, local produce and mail are loaded, your pilot signs the logsheet and manifest and he's preparing for takeoff on the long driveway. During this short landing to take-off time, native animals have been known to graze on the runway, locals will have to shoo them away. - See Welcome to the Jungle for the complete article.

About Cancun - Summer all year... gorgeously turquoise ocean... sandy white beaches... shopping from Mexican handicrafts to designer clothes... stunning hotels with interesting architecture, many right on the beach... world-class restaurants... nightlife and dance clubs that go till early morning... Mayan ruins in the middle of it all... that's Cancun! Water sports include swimming, surfing, diving, boating, fishing, kayaking, and snorkeling. Day trips to Mayan archaeological sites offer you a glimpse of the fascinating civilization that was in the area for centuries. - See About Cancun for the complete article.

10 things to see and do while visiting Alaska - Whether you're heading to Alaska by car, train, plane, or cruise ship, there are all sorts of things to see and do in this great state. Alaska cruises are popular since they offer wonderful views of icebergs and wild coastlines, but some of the best adventures are only available once you step on land.. - See 10 things to see and do while visiting Alaska for the complete article.

Visit the Historic Outer Banks, You'll Be Glad You Did - This 130-mile curving strip of sand, thrusting far out into the Atlantic Ocean, is a unique combination of magnificent beach front and four centuries of history. And while a burgeoning tourist trade has transplanted all of the comforts of "back home" to its sands - up to and including upscale resorts, fancy restaurants and boutiques and, yes, a shopping mall - that feeling of remoteness, of being in a place where wind and wave still have the final word, persists in the salt air. - See Visit the Historic Outer Banks, You'll Be Glad You Did for the complete article.

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