See this at: aaa.com| Added on 05/18/07

*Funds must be in U.S. dollars. Acceptable forms of payment are U.S. bank check or money order payable to AAA and these major credit cards with expiration date- Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover Card. **Digital photographs are acceptable,... See more

*Funds must be in U.S. dollars. Acceptable forms of payment are U.S. bank check or money order payable to AAA and these major credit cards with expiration date- Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover Card. **Digital photographs are acceptable, however, they must be of a certain quality. Please read http://travel.state.gov/passport/pptphotos/digital_photography.html for guidelines See less

See this at: query.nytimes.com| Added on 05/18/07

FOR decades, tiny Prince Edward Island (population 138,000) has been a recreational haven for Canadians. But why should Canadians have all the fun? Prince Edward Island has all the charm of New England without Cape Cod's long lines and high prices.... See more

FOR decades, tiny Prince Edward Island (population 138,000) has been a recreational haven for Canadians. But why should Canadians have all the fun? Prince Edward Island has all the charm of New England without Cape Cod's long lines and high prices. Since the Confederation Bridge opened in 1997, linking Borden-Carleton on the island with Cape Jourimain on the New Brunswick mainland, tourists have been able to visit without worrying about ferry schedules. Prince Edward Island is a land of undeniable yet simple charms, most of which are maritime because you are never more than 10 miles from salt water. The Malpeque oysters are famous, and thanks to the flow of the Gulf Stream the island's beaches are far more swimmable than those in northern New England. And while public signs will help refresh your high school French, English is spoken everywhere. The strong United States dollar (worth $1.56 Canadian at current exchange rates) is almost universally accepted. JAMES LEDBETTER Friday 6:30... See less

See this at: query.nytimes.com| Added on 05/18/07

The first of the ''Anne of Green Gables'' novels was published in 1908, and ever since, fans of the cheeky, red-haired heroine have traveled to the Cavendish area to see the enchanted spots where Anne roamed. Museums, attractions and faux villages... See more

The first of the ''Anne of Green Gables'' novels was published in 1908, and ever since, fans of the cheeky, red-haired heroine have traveled to the Cavendish area to see the enchanted spots where Anne roamed. Museums, attractions and faux villages have cropped up, but the first destination for those on a pilgrimage is typically Green Gables, Route 6, Cavendish, (902) 672-6350, the 19th-century farmhouse that was the original inspiration for Anne's farm. Parks Canada, which owns the property, has furnished the rooms based on descriptions in the novels. Open daily through October; $4; $2 for children. The Confederation Trail follows the route of the former island railroad for 166 miles from Tignish to Elmira, with branch trails connecting to downtown Charlottetown, Murray Harbor and other communities. The trail follows a mostly inland route, but near St. Peters Bay it edges near the water and serves up great views. For bike rentals, try Smoothcycle, 172 Prince Street, Charlottetown,... See less

See this at: wildlife.no| Added on 02/22/07

Gjestehuset “102” – The Guest House The oldest and most experienced of the miners lived in the “102” Guest House; they earned the most and had the most cash “on account”. The house was also called “Millionærheimen” or “The Millionaire Home”, and as... See more

Gjestehuset “102” – The Guest House The oldest and most experienced of the miners lived in the “102” Guest House; they earned the most and had the most cash “on account”. The house was also called “Millionærheimen” or “The Millionaire Home”, and as it held the best standard of all the residences in Nybyen, it was a very popular place to live. Today, the “Millionaire Home” is used as a guest house for travellers. It offers lodging with a special touch and an informal atmosphere. Here, you will get to know the other residents, and often, experiences and tips are exchanged in the course of the common breakfast. The house has kept its standard from the times of the miners. These are lodgings suitable for the traveller who prioritises the experiences over a modern hotel room that you could find anywhere else in the world. The guest house has 32 rooms divided by its two floors, shared TV rooms and kitchens for self-housekeeping. There are several bathrooms with shower and WC’s, and each room... See less

Highlights: Single room: NOK 495 per day NOK 350 per day | Double room: NOK 850 per day NOK 550 per day | Dormitory room: NOK 300 per day/bed NOK 270 per day/bed

See this at: lokalstyre.no| Added on 02/22/07

Solfestuka er en av de viktigste og kjæreste kulturarrangementene i Longyearbyen. Gjennom en hel uke i begynnelsen av mars feirer vi solens tilbakekomst med en mengde arrangementer, som for eksempel utstillinger, konserter, revy og ulike... See more

Solfestuka er en av de viktigste og kjæreste kulturarrangementene i Longyearbyen. Gjennom en hel uke i begynnelsen av mars feirer vi solens tilbakekomst med en mengde arrangementer, som for eksempel utstillinger, konserter, revy og ulike utendørsarrangement. Vinteren på Svalbard er lang, kald og mørk og i hele fire måneder venter vi før sola kommer og skinner ned på oss som bor her. Når sola kommer 8. mars samles vi ved den gamle sykehustrappa på Skjæringa i minuttene før sola viser seg. Med sang og jubel deler vi den gode opplevelsen. Det het at "sola var erklært tilbake i Longyearbyen da solstrålene nådde frem til trappa ". Begivenheten synliggjør Svalbard på en flott måte og trekker både turister, media og tidligere fastboende til Longyearbyen i denne perioden. I 2007 arrangeres Solfestuka for 33. gang og vi ønsker alle velkommen på våre arrangementer. Billettsalg * Jan Groth * Tori Stødle * Elvira Nikolaisen * * Stjerner i sikte * Ungdomsklubb * Solfestquiz ** Soløde * Bokbad *... See less

See this at: squaw.com| Added on 12/20/06

Come on out today and enjoy perfect conditions on miles of terrain Belmont Terrain Park is OPEN with 11 rails, two jumps, a rainbow box and more..... High Camp, elevation 8200' is open for mountaintop ice skating, shopping and dining.

Come on out today and enjoy perfect conditions on miles of terrain Belmont Terrain Park is OPEN with 11 rails, two jumps, a rainbow box and more..... High Camp, elevation 8200' is open for mountaintop ice skating, shopping and dining. See less

See this at: virtualtourist.com| Added on 12/19/06

Plan a Longyearbyen vacation with reviews, tips and photos posted by real travelers and Longyearbyen locals.

Plan a Longyearbyen vacation with reviews, tips and photos posted by real travelers and Longyearbyen locals. See less

See this at: spitsbergentravel.no| Added on 12/19/06

Longyearbyen is the gateway to your Arctic adventure. The Norwegian administrative centre is a small community with appr. 1.900 inhabitants. Here you can explore both the beautiful nature in the more civilized part of Svalbard, as well as the... See more

Longyearbyen is the gateway to your Arctic adventure. The Norwegian administrative centre is a small community with appr. 1.900 inhabitants. Here you can explore both the beautiful nature in the more civilized part of Svalbard, as well as the exciting history by visiting historical places and the Svalbard Museum. We offer a package for those who would like to fly to Longyearbyen, stay in a hotel and do day excursions out from Longyearbyen. At your hotel you can book a variety of day excursions after your arrival. See less

Highlights: Shortstay Winter & Summer From Tromsø From Oslo | Radisson SAS Polar Hotel NOK 6.600,- NOK 8.100,- | Additional night in dbl. room, pr. person NOK 700,- | Additional night, single supplement NOK 500,- | Ex. flight NOK 3.600,-