Crystal Farrow

Atlanta, GA

Iceland Travel Agent Specialist

Iceland is arguably my favorite destination as well as the safest and friendliest country in the world. I enjoy soaking in the Blue Lagoon, just one of many hot springs on the continent and near the small town of Reykjavik. You can take a road tri...
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Iceland is arguably my favorite destination as well as the safest and friendliest country in the world. I enjoy soaking in the Blue Lagoon, just one of many hot springs on the continent and near the small town of Reykjavik. You can take a road trip to view the magnificent landscapes in about a week with stops at waterfalls, volcanoes, glacial lagoons. Stopping for Whale-watching, bird watching and the Northern lights make for unforgettable experiences. 

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Georgia Travel Agent Specialist

I never get tired of planning trips as a Georgia travel agent specialist. If you want to expand your horizons and experience a charming and idyllic vacation, I would suggest you set your sights on a southern holiday. Georgia is the ideal venue, as you won't find a better place to shop, dine, explore the outdoors, and truly enjoy southern friendliness. Sip iced tea at an outdoor cafe or bask on the warm shores of Jekyll Island's Glory Beach. In fact, you will find some of the best beaches in Georgia - shorelines that are both unspoiled and serene. Let me arrange a beach holiday on Tybee Island, Jekyll Island. Or St. Simons Island. Tybee Island is also a city, and is located in the easternmost part of the state. You might think about paying a visit to Savannah, as well, which is located close by. Tybee Island, which sits at the mouth of the Savannah River, once attracted pirates to its shores. Birdwatchers like Tybee, which features avians, such as Egrets, Ospreys, and Egrets, all which can be easily spotted on the sandy shores. I must suggest a trip to Savannah, as well, as the city boasts a great Historic District. The square mile of the old city looks much like it did during the Civil War. Shade trees cast shadows on elegant old mansions and stone-paved avenues highlight trees adorned with Spanish moss. Savannah's north side features the riverfront while its southern side is home to Forsyth Park, a nicely designed mid-nineteenth century green space with walking paths for exploring and getting close to nature. Atlanta is another city to add to on a Georgia itinerary. Stroll through the city's botanical garden or pay a visit to the Georgia Aquarium. I can also suggest several fine restaurants that highlight southern specialties. As your travel agent professional for Georgia, I can arrange a one-of-a-kind Georgia holiday any time during the year. Talk to me today. There's plenty to see and do in this charming and memorable southern state.