While searching the skies for majestic bald eagles and the waters off the coast for whales and icebergs was exciting for a group of visitors from around the United States and Canada to Newfoundland and Labrador, it was the “warmth and friendliness of the people that made it,” said one visitor from New Jersey.    more »

On behalf of the staff and all employees of Adventure Caravans, we welcome all our guests that have traveled with us to our most spectacular Reunion Celebration ever. Now is a great opportunity to sign up right now since we only have a few spaces left for this exciting reunion. Click here to register online or call 1-800-872-7897   more »

Gloria and Steve Gibbs have been given a special opportunity to lead the 20-Day Holland Tulip Festival & Circle Michigan Tour, that they helped design, through their “home” State of Michigan.   more »

Yes!  We have a new spring tour called the "20 Day Holland Tulip Festival & Circle Michigan" Tour.  ...   more »

NEWS RELEASE: What Happened to the Piggyback Train? Tina Poole, General Manager of Adventure Caravans, Inc. has issued a news release about the Copper Canyon's Piggyback Train tours.   more »

Bert Frenz was interviewed on Orange Walk TV 6 oclock (Channel 3 news in Orange Walk). The segment was broadcast on the 6 o'clock news. You can read the transcript by going to http://www.ctv3belizenews.com and click on Bird Watchers Contribute Books.   more »

Gray Whales are 52 feet long and weigh 36 tons, yet are gentle enough to touch...and Baja California's Pacific coast is the perfect place to experience the thrill!!

Every year in November, more than 10 thousand gray whales trade the freezing waters of Alaska's Bering Sea for the warmth of Mexico's Baja California Peninsula. Traveling along the Pacific coastline at top speeds of five mph and with pregnant females in the lead, the whales take about four months to make the 10 thousand miles round trip.

Once the whales reach the Mexican coast, they mate, bask in the soothing lagoons and give birth, making January through early April the peak time to whale watch.  During these months, boat excursions are available all along Baja California, giving tourists the chance to observe these magnificent creatures in their natural environment, see the newborn calves and enjoy the blowhole water shows.

Gray whales are so friendly that on many occasions they swim right up to the boats and even allow human contact. in early spring, the calves and their mothers are the last to head back up north, and without the presence of the males, mothers are less protective, often allowing their young to approach tour boats more freely.

 

For more information on this go to

www.visitmexico.com

 

 

Those 160-some folks are a group of RVers (including a few from the Pacific Northwest) who have traveled from across the country to sit front-row-center at the 118th annual Pasadena Tournament of Roses.    more »

A trip to this tiny country pays dividends in sights and experiences available nowhere else. By John and Harriet Halkyard, F357638   more »

Adventure Caravans 11 Day Reunion RV Rally in local paper, Houma Today! The COURIER and DAILY COMET reports: "HOUMA -- Anybody noticed all those RVs in the Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center parking lot and is wondering what they are doing? ...    more »