by Jessica Elliott

Overview
Cabo San Lucas, located at the tip of the Baja Peninsula, was, until recently, a simple fishing town. However, in the last two decades interest in this relatively-unknown Mexican city has been building among adventure-seeking tourists, and, as a result, the city has built itself up to encourage and expand this newfound interest. Primarily a destination that caters to tourists looking to experience outdoor adventures, Cabo San Lucas is crawling with sun-ridden activities for its guests to immerse themselves in. The most amazing site to be seen is Land’s End. Here a huge arching rock separates the Cortez Sea from the Atlantic Ocean, and the rocks that surround Land’s End are the home of a local sea lion colony. Daring tourists may want to attempt to cross the rocks to reach the rock arch, but less thrill-seeking visitors may instead choose to arrive at the arch via the boat rides offered by local vendors.

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Author: Kris Koonar

Sacramento is a beautiful city located in a leafy valley of scenic rivers and canopies of trees. The city is referred to as the snapshot of Wild West history in a modern world-class city. It has plenty of great attractions and events, and all-year-round recreational activities. What is more, the city also offers incredible shopping opportunities, hotels and restaurants, nightlife entertainment, and above all, superb and exciting tours. So, if you are planning a vacation trip to this exotic and vibrant place, what more can you ask for?
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Author: Jamie Jefferson

When it comes to fun in the sun, southern California has it all. With its year round tropical climate, average water temperature of 78 degrees, perfect waves, excellent dining, and numerous oceanfront resorts, this earthly paradise also boasts picturesque harbors and a shimmering coastline filled with sand, surf and sun.
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by Susan Collmorgen

The breathtaking scenic beauty of Gatlinburg, Tennessee has made it a popular mountain resort and vacation destination. Nicknamed “the Gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains,” it neighbors nearby Pigeon Forge and has a population of less than 4,000 people. Only 2 miles long by 5 miles wide, Gatlinburg is a small town, but the accommodations and activities it offers are comparable to what you’d expect to find in a much larger city.
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Author: Leroy K. Calstard

A cowboy or a cowgirl exists in each individual. The most enjoying vacation one can have in a ranch is by enacting in the role of a cowboy. By distancing yourself from city life that is affected by pollution and controlled normally by technological complications, you can go from harsh present to your childhood dreamland. Better not waste time and picking up the cowboy hat and with boots on jump on pony back.

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