WorldWide (8 results)

The story of Scotland is written in stone on the rugged Isle of Mull

Source: Canadian Geographic Travel, September 2009
Department: WorldWide
Contributors: Elizabeth Shilts , David Trattles

Tags: Scotland

Article ID#: 1291

Heaven help the Peruvian families boiling corn and potatoes on brick-walled cooktops built by urbanites on vacation

Source: Canadian Geographic Travel, May 2009
Department: WorldWide
Contributors: Patricia D'Souza

Tags: Peru

Article ID#: 1306

She wanted a week on the beach in Costa Rica. He wanted to tour the country’s fabled cloud forests in search of our simian cousins.

Source: Canadian Geographic Travel, November 2008
Department: WorldWide
Contributors: David Leach

Tags: Costa Rica, Monkeys

Article ID#: 1335

Beside Canal Saint-Martin, it’s 115 steps up to the best view in the city

Source: Canadian Geographic Travel, September 2008
Department: WorldWide
Contributors: Mark Abley

Tags: France, Paris

Article ID#: 1355

Two travellers visit China’s capital and Great Wall as Olympic fever heats up

Source: Canadian Geographic Travel, May 2008
Department: WorldWide
Contributors: Jerry Kobalenko

Tags: China, Beijing, Olympics

Article ID#: 1378

Winds and wings are all you need on North Carolina’s Outer Banks

Source: Canadian Geographic Travel, March 2008
Department: WorldWide
Contributors: Rick Boychuk

Tags: United States, Outer Banks, North Carolina

Article ID#: 1401

Searching for the true palette of Mexico’s San Miguel de Allende

Source: Canadian Geographic Travel, November 2007
Department: WorldWide
Contributors: Patricia Pearson

Tags: San Miguel, Mexico

Article ID#: 1422

The Faroe Islands are a spectacular place to visit, but wedding a native son can be a little tricky

Source: Canadian Geographic Travel, May 2007
Department: WorldWide
Contributors: Cleo Paskal

Tags: Denmark, Faroe Islands

Article ID#: 1449