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The Amazing Living Sea Part 3

admin — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 17:33:29 +0000

Part 3 The Living Sea takes you to the world's oceans, traveling to Palau, Hawaii, California, Oregon, Alaska, Nova Scotia and the Red Sea. Swim with thousands of golden jellyfish and witness the bizarre spawning behavior of giant clams. Surf in Hawaii, deep-sea dive in Palau and test your courage with the Coast Guard in some of the world's roughest seas!

The Amazing Living Sea Part 2

admin — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 05:34:05 +0000

Part 2 The Living Sea takes you to the world's oceans, traveling to Palau, Hawaii, California, Oregon, Alaska, Nova Scotia and the Red Sea. Swim with thousands of golden jellyfish and witness the bizarre spawning behavior of giant clams. Surf in Hawaii, deep-sea dive in Palau and test your courage with the Coast Guard in some of the world's roughest seas!

The Amazing Living Sea Part 1

admin — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 17:44:53 +0000

The Living Sea takes you to the world's oceans, traveling to Palau, Hawaii, California, Oregon, Alaska, Nova Scotia and the Red Sea. Swim with thousands of golden jellyfish and witness the bizarre spawning behavior of giant clams. Surf in Hawaii, deep-sea dive in Palau and test your courage with the Coast Guard in some of the world's roughest seas! Music by Café del Mar

La Jolla Kayak

admin — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 12:53:43 +0000

La Jolla Kayak has been serving San Diego for more than 14 years as the premiere kayak company in La Jolla. If you are not touring with La Jolla Kayak than you are not getting the original and still the best experience of a journey to the Seven Caves, paddling among Sea Lions, Seals, Dolphins, and in the winter time Gray Whales. You will snorkel with the California State Fish The Girabaldi and in the summer months you paddle up and snorkel with The Leopard Sharks that spawn just off the La Jolla Shores Hotel. This is an adventure that is fun for the entire family. Choose from single or double kayaks, no experience required, La Jolla Kayak provides all its clients with paddles, kayak and life jackets as well as locker rooms to store important goods such as wallets and car keys.

COAST ROAD CONFIDENTIAL (part 5)

admin — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 18:18:34 +0000

LA Times travel writer Chris Reynolds straggles to the conclusion of a 10-day, 1136-mile California coastal roap trip that began on the first day of 2009. Destination: the Oregon border. Strategy: Spend every night in a hotel on the water-- and keep the cost under 0 a night. This is the last in a five-piece series that includes kayaking, juggling, a drive-through tree and a bunch of cool coastal lodgings

COAST ROAD CONFIDENTIAL (part 1)

admin — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 17:33:53 +0000

LA Times travel writer Chris Reynolds heads to the California-Mexico border on Jan. 1, 2009, to begin a 10-day, 1136-mile California coastal roap trip. Destination: the Oregon border. Strategy: Spend every night in a hotel on the water-- and keep the cost under 0 a night. This is part one of a five-piece series that includes kayaking, juggling, a drive-through tree and a bunch of cool coasting lodgings.

Calisto – Kayaking on the West Coast 2009

admin — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 05:41:44 +0000

A short video from my time on the Best Coast this spring