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Tara Evel

Colorado Springs, CO

Tahiti Travel Agent Specialist

Tahiti and the Islands of French Polynesia is often known for its romantic above water bungalows, but it has a lot more to offer not only to the coupled tourists but the solo traveler as well. From Moorea’s volcanic landscape with multitudes of hi...
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Tahiti and the Islands of French Polynesia is often known for its romantic above water bungalows, but it has a lot more to offer not only to the coupled tourists but the solo traveler as well. From Moorea’s volcanic landscape with multitudes of hiking trails, to Bora Bora’s crystal-clear waters and coral gardens. The Bora Bora Lagoon is home to hundreds of dazzling tropical fish species, sting rays, manta rays and reef sharks. A few reasons to travel here are for the Tahitian black pearl, the gourmet French Polynesian cuisine, whale watching, hiking, big wave surfing, snorkeling and diving, paddle boarding, kayaking, waterfalls, the endless night sky, and the friendly people.

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Florida Travel Agent Specialist

Nestled along the southeastern coast of Florida, Broward County beckons with its sun-kissed beaches, cultural richness, and vibrant communities. My recent trip to this diverse county provided a delightful blend of outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, and the laid-back Florida lifestyle.Day 1: Fort Lauderdale - A Venetian-Inspired Oasis Our journey began in Fort Lauderdale, often referred to as the "Venice of America" due to its intricate canal system. We explored the picturesque waterfront along Las Olas Boulevard, lined with boutique shops, art galleries, and outdoor cafes. The stunning Riverwalk provided a scenic pathway, leading us to the historic Stranahan House and the lively atmosphere of the Fort Lauderdale Beach.Day 2: Hollywood Beach - A Seaside Haven A short drive south took us to Hollywood Beach, a classic Florida beach town known for its iconic boardwalk. We spent our day cycling along the oceanfront, basking in the sun, and enjoying the vibrant street performances. Hollywood Beach's diverse culinary scene allowed us to savor fresh seafood at beach side restaurants while taking in panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean.Day 3: Plantation - Natural Beauty and Wildlife Our exploration continued inland to Plantation, where the lush landscapes of Plantation Preserve Golf Course & Club captivated us. We embarked on a nature trail, encountering native wildlife, including wading birds and turtles, amidst the serene wetlands. The nearby Sawgrass Mills, one of the largest outlet and value retail shopping destinations in the United States, provided a perfect spot for some retail therapy.Day 4: Pembroke Pines - Arts and Culture Pembroke Pines, with its thriving arts scene, was our next stop. The Pembroke Pines Arts and Culture Center showcased local talent through galleries and live performances. We also immersed ourselves in the vibrant colors of the outdoor mural scene, exploring the city's commitment to public art.Day 5: Sunrise - Sports and Entertainment Sunrise, home to the BB&T Center, offered a different kind of excitement. We caught a thrilling live event, whether it be a hockey game featuring the Florida Panthers or a concert by a renowned artist. The lively atmosphere and state-of-the-art venue added an extra layer of entertainment to our trip.Conclusion: Broward County, with its eclectic mix of coastal charm, natural beauty, and cultural diversity, proved to be a multifaceted destination. From the sun-drenched shores of Fort Lauderdale to the artistic enclaves of Pembroke Pines, our trip through Broward County left us with a deep appreciation for the Sunshine State's unique offerings. Whether seeking relaxation, adventure, or cultural enrichment, Broward County stands as a testament to Florida's appeal as a diverse and dynamic travel destination.   

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