Flyfishing, Mountain Biking & Rock Snot - Many parts of my trout stream are semi wilderness, meaning the waters and streambed and banks are as pristine as they were when the Sioux and Crow Indians speared fish here.

Spearfish Canyon Lodge OktoberREST - There are flakes and nuggets in the streams and fools’ gold in the ore body, but the real gold is in the fall foliage around Spearfish Canyon Lodge, embedded deeply in the limestone canyons at the confluence of Spearfish Creek and Little Spearfish Creek, 20 miles from the town of Spearfish, South Dakota.

Koz It's Kool to Cruise With Jazz - Even though the stabilizers of Holland America’s Westerdam kept the cruise liner smooth while sailing the eastern Caribbean, the ship was still swaying during the 2008 Dave Koz and Friends at Sea Jazz Cruise.

Changes in Latitudes - Hollywood Beach Marriott - Hollywood has produced many unique, campy, and fun beach movies during the past century of celluloid, but no beach movie matches Hollywood Beach – not the tinsel town Hollywood, but Hollywood, Florida.

Ski The OLD WEST of the Black Hills - The Black Hills of western South Dakota are the highest mountains east of the Rockies until you get to the French Alps.  The Black Hills are also the oldest mountain range after the Dolomites in Italy, and in fact the Black Hills are considered a dolomite formation. But forget all that, because the superb snow makes the Black Hills a winter lover’s paradise,

Taking Off With Summer Sportswear 2006 - Jetsetters Magazine reviewed a few sports apparel items last year from Royal Robbins, and we were so impressed with the workmanship, fabrics, and durability and designs that we have to plug them again in 2006  More and more women are adventuring into the outdoors, and RR (Royal Robbins) has created a top-of-the-line sports fashion series for women, such as:

Ireland's Blue Book - Jetsetters Magazine visited many of the historic manor homes in Ireland that are open to the public as guest accommodations.  Many of these manses are located in rural, rolling countryside, mountain valleys, near national parks, and other remote Irish locales.  All of the properties are represented by Ireland Blue Book, a company that scrutinizes a manor home’s every detail, from historical significance, to fine dining, to attractions in the area, before it is listed and promoted by this service.

A Walk In Kay's Garden - Standing at the head of island studded Cashel Bay the only thing separating Connemara’s Cashel House in Ireland and North America is the North Atlantic.

Ireland's County Clare Coastal Towns - The shores of western Ireland’s County Clare claim some of the best surfing in Europe, and some of the best Atlantic Ocean beachcombing. Great for families.

A Quiet Castle For The Quiet Man - The regal Ashford Castle core was begun by the Anglo-Norman de Burgo family in 1228, but the ancient Celtics had lived in the area for over 1100 years before the castle was built.  The de Burgos defeated the native O’Connors of Connaught and they built several castles in Ireland , but Ashford was their stronghold. The grounds are recorded in Irish history from the 2nd century. Later generations expanded the castle buildings.

Ireland's Stony Place - The Burren and Gregans Castle - Sometime between 1175 and 1195 a group of Cistercian monks settled in the valley on the southwestern side of Ireland's Burren.  With a perceptive genius they called their new church, Sancta Maria de petra Fertilis — St Mary of the Fertile Rock.  Who ever thought of the name clearly grasped the central feature of the remarkable landscape and the dramatic contrast that the Burren presents.

Medieval Inis - Modern Ennis - While staying in the historic medieval Irish town of Inis, I had to take one of Jane O’Brien’s walking tours just to find out how nagging women were punished in the 18th century.

Marino 's Means Meat at Hooters Hotel and Casino - Marino recently opened his fourth Dan Marino’s restaurant inside the new Hooters Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas (the former San Remo). The Miami quarterback has three restaurants in south Florida, so this gives him a chance to branch out in the Western states.

Light Up Your Nights With FIX & STACK - The Light Group is making a fantastic fine dining impact for those visiting Vegas and for those who are non-vegans — meaning non-vegetarians, because FIX and STACK are all about great cuts of beef, lamb, pork, Kobe, and seafood selections.

Dining With The Rich and Famous at Postrio - It took Wolfgang and gang ten years to bring his top-of-the-line cuisine from San Francisco’s Prescott Hotel Postrio to the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, but the wait was worth it, and at a reasonable price that makes it affordable for those of us that are neither rich nor famous.

Ireland's County Clare Coastal Towns - The shores of western Ireland’s County Clare claim some of the best surfing in Europe, and some of the best Atlantic Ocean beachcombing. Great for families.

Titans of Tall - I meet the Chicago Line cruise boat on the North Pier Docks at River East Plaza, the oldest building on the river, and at only three stories, certainly not the giant that we will be photographing on the 90 minute summer time cruise. Cruises run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily; be sure to distinguish if you are taking an architectural river cruise or a historical lake cruise by checking www.chicagoline.com

Pure Pier Pleasure - Chicago's Navy Pier - The most popular spot in Chicago during the summer — and really, anytime — is Navy Pier #2, drawing over 8 million people annually.

The Arks of The Venetian Resort - Lutece and Tsunami Asian Grill - It is so refreshing to not only dine in style, but also to carry on philosophical discussions with the captain of our table — so is the case with our wonderful experience at Lutèce, inside the Venetian Resort and Casino, the only restaurant in the hotel facing the Strip and overlooking the Grand Canal.  Our captain, Jason, is a pleasurable and congenial young man, recently married, working on his PhD in Philosophy and Ancient Civilizations, so naturally the gamut of the conversation ranges from the recent Aristotle scroll high tech computer deciphering to wine from ancient Rome.

Command Performance at Commanders Palace In Las Vegas - It took 125 years for Commander’s Palace to jump over the Rockies and land in Las Vegas, but it did, with a great location on the Strip in the Aladdin Hotel and Casino, within the Desert Passage Shopping Mall. In 1944, Frank and Elinor Moran bought Commander’s Palace, and carried on its tradition of excellence with an expanded menu, including many recipes still used today in both Commander locations.

Summer Gear For The Vale and Burren - Royal Robbins clothing reflects the spirit of the international climber, kayaker, and outdoors sportsperson. The company was founded over 30 years ago.  Unable to find outdoors and travel clothing to fit his lifestyle, Royal — with his wife Liz — decided to design their own. Then, as now, the feel, fit, and attention to detail broke new ground. Today, Royal Robbins offers a full line of outdoors and travel clothing that draws on the adventurous and irreverent spirit of the founder.

Victorian Luxe In Galway - One such hotel was the regal Railway Hotel built in Galway, Ireland, opening its doors in 1852. Queen Victoria of England had been in power for about 15 years and travel was in full swing. Ireland at the time was part of the British Empire and the hotel, today called the Great Southern Hotel, still stands, beckoning adventurers through its revolving doorway. 

More Mead M'Lord - The medieval ages have returned to Ireland as the Earl of Thomond guides us up a serpentine stairway tunnel carved in the entrails of the limestone fortress, debouching into the Great Hall, or clan gathering place in the center of the Castle. The Ladies of the Castle await with warm medieval mugs of mead.

Cupid Castle Cures - When touring Ireland you can stay in a farmhouse, guesthouse, villa, secret hunting lodge, abbey, palace, or country manor house. But for romance you must stay in a traditional and authentic Celtic castle!

Ireland - Romance In Stone - Check in to one of these beautiful Celtic Castles for a sojourn of Romance. From 400-year-old Dromoland Castle to the place where 007 got married, to lake resorts and national park retreats, Ireland's Romance in Stone has something for everyone.

Great Lakes Sonnig Cruise on the C. Columbus - Hapag-Lloyd cruises the inland waterways between Canada and the USA, visiting historic forts, islands, and locks. Wonderful food and a superb wine cellar make this one of the newest, but oldest cruise destinations in the world.

abbeyonehundred - 10 Decades of Irish Theatre - The National Theatre of Ireland is celebrating its centennial in 2004 with nationwide events called Abbeyonehundred that not only sees wonderful staged plays at the theatre that W.B. Yeats built, but major museum shows about drama, acting, and even stage sets.

Nobu For 2 At The Hard Rock Hotel - Nobu is named after the celebrity chef Nobuyuki Matsuhisa, and with a Nobu in Malibu, California, the Hollywood crowd has discovered him, so much so that one of his partners in the luxury dining chain is none other that Robert DeNiro.

Superior Rooms, Views and Service at Prince Arthur Hotel - Every year Outside Magazine runs a feature on the top 50 best small towns to live in the USA. If they did the same survey for Canada, Thunder Bay, Ontario, on the western end of Lake Superior, would get my vote for one of the top ten best Canadian places to live. The most historic place to hang your hat while in town is the Prince Arthur Hotel, which was originally conceived in a 1908 poker game.

Bush Sedans - The Bush Sedans, or more commonly known as Bush Planes, began their service to the Candian North at Sault St. Marie, now the home to the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Museum. Visit the Yellowbirds.

The 100 Top Adventure Movies On DVD - Sure you've seen Casablanca, but check out our other little known but truly exciting Jetsetters Magazine picks, then book your travel for your own adventure.

The 100 Top Best Adventure Travel Books Of All Time - Have you read any of these wonderful adventure tales. Collect them all for your adventure library.

The Rich Coast's Big Game Fishing - Giant marlin, sailfish beyond number, high-jumping tarpon, record class snook and a dozen or more hard hitting fresh water species . . . Costa Rica has them all! World Class Marlin often approach record breakers. Fishing just doesn't get any better than you will find in friendly, peaceful Costa Rica, and because this is a small nation, it's possible to enjoy it all on a single visit perhaps with a day of white water rafting and a volcano and rain forest tour thrown in.

High Desert Thrillers - The Mohave is home to some extreme and thrilling tours and sports. From soaring to sailing, bungee jumping to ballooning, from white-water rafting to sky-diving and firewalking.. And you thought there were only slow moving desert tortoises. There is still an outback in America, and it is called Nevada. See it from a scream.

Bajan Adventure Jeep Safari - Did you know that the words hurricane and hammock evolved from the Arawaks, the first settlers of Barbados? Or that you can use a chack-chack, growing naturally, as a part of the Calypso percussion section? Or that water coconuts are good for your liver? These are just a few things you will learn on a Barbados Adventure Safari!

Find Your Trills In Montserrat - Bird watching for the enthusiast (or the novice) is a chance not to be missed, and "peer pressure," never a problem. For the binocular-carrying visitors who come to the laid back island environment of Montserrat, most southerly of the Caribbean's Leeward Islands, it's part of a memorable stay.

Volcano Trekking On St. Kitts - Mount Liamuiga is a dormant volcano, which is almost 3800 feet high. It is composed of both volcanic and sedimentary rocks. The mountain is covered with a tropical rain forest vegetation, which gives, a permanent supply of water. When you take a walk up to the top of the mountain, you will discover a wealth of flora, including giant leaves, vines, creepers, ferns, moss and a delightful orchids.

From The Hills to the Beach bungaLOEWS - From the hills — Beverly Hills, that is, to the beach — Santa Monica Beach, that is, Loews has you covered in the Southern California climes.

Hilton Comfort on a Long Beach — The Hilton Long Beach is conveniently located for business and leisure travel, for cruise vacationers, and for those looking for a spot in the sun. Bay Watch at the Hilton!

Bahamas' Cable Beach Family Adventure — There are some great beaches in the world that are within or close to amazing cities. Waikiki, Ipanema, Bondi, and Malibu, and one you probably have not paid too much attention to, but it is actually one of the finest beaches in the world, with great things to do - Cable Beach, in the The Bahamas, surrounded by the capital - Nassau - and the former British outpost archipelago.

The Caribbean's Best Boutique Hotel - Villa Nova - Villa Nova is a classic hotel outpost of considerable desideratum that is ensconced in the sugar hills of Barbados, recently capturing these awards: "Hottest Hotel in the World", from Conde Nast Traveler Magazine; Tattlers' "Prestige Hotel of the Year"; and in 2003, "Boutique Hotel of the Year" from the World Travel Awards.

Glitter Bay, Barbados — The Fairmont Hotel puts on a fair face in Barbados. Conde Nast Magazine ranks Glitterbay, on the west coast of Barbados, as one of the best resorts in the Caribbean. As the former mansion of the Cunard cruise line magnate, it is now your home for luxury, golf, horseback riding, watersports and tea and crumpets. West Indies cricket anyone?

Get a Tan at the Southern Palms Beach Club — Barbados offers some of the best resorts in the world, and the unique hotel is set on the largest beach in Barbados. The resort is ideal for long term vacationing, giving you ample time to work on that tan. I didn't hear the phone ring, did you?

Big Island, Big Beach, Big Kahakai — Long ago Polynesians traveled the ocean searching for land. Suddenly, in the distant horizon the sky glowed red. Heading towards the light, these seafarers discovered the volcanic firework display of Hawaii's Big Island. Generations have passed but sparkling blue waters continue to lap over primal lava rocks, bubble across white, black and green sand beaches and splash up sheer cliffs for modern day seafaring visitors to enjoy.

Royal Luxury At Fairmont Royal Pavilion — An avenue of perfectly aligned Royal Palms leads to the exquisite Fairmont Royal Pavilion. This magnificent resort is surrounded by eleven acres of lush tropical gardens and private oceanfront property in the parish of St. James on the scenic west coast of Barbados. The Fairmont Glitter Bay, sister resort of The Royal Pavilion resides within the same property, a quarter mile away, and as a guest of The Royal Pavilion you will be encouraged to enjoy the amenities offered at both resorts.

Virgin Islands Tent City - Maho Bay Camps — Keep the Virgin Islands virgin. Join Jetsetters Magazine on a eco-lodge sojourn in one of the world's first green camps, adjacent to the U.S. Virgin Islands Natioinal Park. Paddle, swim, sail, blow a glass knick-knack, dine under the stars, sleep in your mosquito friendly eco lodge. Be sure to visit us also at cabinweb.com for other wild places to hang your pith helmet..

Calypso, Regattas, Carnival - Our jetted-in contingent of revelers gazed with awe at the Grand Carnival Parade from the balcony of the famous Bearden Art Gallery on Front Street. We had a box seat and could reach out and touch the visible vibration posing as steel band floats "gliding" down the narrow 17th Century avenue like one huge note - LOUD - with every steel drum on the island participating.

The Ghosts and Legends of The Queen Mary - The Queen Mary is more than a museum or keepsake for an entire war generation. She is also today a fine dining experience and a wonderful 365-stateroom hotel. You can voyage from the past to the present in the museums, but the real artifacts are the staterooms made up exactly as they were during the Queen's magnificent heyday.

A New Queen Reigns The 7 Seas - Queen Mary 2 - Since 1840 Cunard Line has been sailing the seven seas, and for the past six decades there has been a Queen amongst its fleet plying the open ocean. The new $800-million Cunard flagship is expected to enter service in January 2004 and she will be the largest, longest, and tallest and most expensive passenger ship ever built.

Cruising Alaska's Midnight Sun Fjords - There are eight adventure cruise ships in the CruiseWest fleet, with the Spirit of Glacier Bay the smallest. Built in 1971, it cruises Prince William Sound in summer, moving to the Columbia River for seven weeks of Fall river cruising, including a jetboat ride up the Snake River, before dry-docked for the winter.

Captain Bligh's Bloody Breadfruit - The Mutiny On The Bounty was only one violent tale in the long history of the infamous captain. He actually lost more ships than the Bounty. This Blue Mountain tale recounts hot baths, breadfruit gardens, runaway Maroons, and British history on the island of Jamaica. Yah, mon, and pass the sky-juice!

Death Defying Furnace Creek Resort - In the summer it get's mighty toasty in Death Valley National Park. Visit Furnace Creek Inn on the off season, that means 170 degrees plus on the desert floor. Cool off in the mineral pool surrounded by French, English, and German travelers; gulp a cool high ball in the Inn's Oasis bar, or stay in the shade under the date palms, and then reconnoiter a rattlesnack snack at the award winning restaurant. Want fries with those rattles?

D.C. Eden - Washington, D.C. offers numerous free museums for the family on the National Mall. Often overlooked is the amazing National Botanical Gardens, with species collected from around the world. Visit the Orchid Gardens, walk above the jungle, take in a learning seminar, or assist with staff members. It is your garden, afterall.

Viva! Viva Las Vegas Film Festival - The newest Vegas film festival arrival is the New York International Independent Film and Video Festival. What the new draw lacks in quality films, it makes up in sheer volume of screenings at the Brenden Theaters at the new Palms Hotel and Casino, akimbo to the Strip.

Pescadores Mejico, Sportfishing Mexico - Whether it's reeling in a prized striped marlin off Los Cabos, hooking mahi-mahi in the Yucatan, or trying to eclipse the record 988-pound black marlin caught off the waters of Mazatlan, visitors are sure to be lured by thousands of species of fish in one of the world's top destinations for sportfishing. So get ready to bring in the catch of a lifetime rather than bringing home tales of the proverbial big one that got away.

Reeling For Dollars - The 2005 championship will highlight IGFA's sixth year in sponsoring a tournament series, The championships will be held May 16-22, 2004 in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. As a qualifying event, each tournament participant will receive a one-year membership in IGFA. There is no doubt that it will be an exciting event that will attract international interest. The 2003 tournament series attracted a record 89 qualifying tournaments. The 2002 championship tournament was represented by 81 tournaments from 26 countries and 12 U.S. states representing over 20,000 anglers.

Gearing Up For Summer Fishing Fun - I grew up fishing western South Dakota bass ponds within sight of the cool Black Hills, mountains filled with trout ponds embedded in the ponderosa pine timber. I enjoyed fishing trout streams in the morning, and then driving the beatup '57 Chevy pickup a short distance after lunch to fish the hot afternoons in my favorite bass pond - Mirror Lake.

Schooner Captain Capital - When I heard that Brewster, Massachusetts—On Cape Cod—once was the home to 99 schooner sea captains, I tacked on over and checked it out to see if that old sea chanty, "99 Bottles of Beer On The Wall", got started here, and then surveyed the Captain's Golf Course.

Spring Into Summer Golf News, Part 1 - Boar's Head Inn Women's Golf School; Bonito Bay's New Shadow Wood Course; Columbus County Course Regains Renown; Marriott's Stone Mountain Senior Discount; Newport National Receives Raves; Return to Glory Golf Packages; Bayshore Renamed Miami Golf Course;

Spring Into Summer Golf News, Part 2 - New North Carolina Sandhills Golf Guide; PerryGolf's Clipper Adventure SeaLinks Packages; PerryGolf's British Isles Helicopter Golf Service; PerryGolf's new GolfCoach in Spain and Portugal; Nike Father and Son Classic; New Alumnic and Fans Golf Association; Golf Digest honors Michigan Courses.

J.W. Marriott - Classy Golf Destination - The J.W. Marriott in Summerlin, Las Vegas, offers some of the best in desert golf, and with classic Mediterranean style rooms and suites, your duffing will be upgraded a notch or two. And then you can check out a real Irish Pub on site, learn to dance a jig, swell some Harp, yell some limericks.

Digging Up The Past With Summer Gear - Drop into your computer one of the eight CD-ROM National Geographic Maps from the Complete Map Set (over 500 different Maps ranging back over 100 years) and you can find a spot literally "on the map" to explore, discover, or armchair travel. Then dig up the past with the archive on CD-ROM of all the past articles of the Biblical Archaeological Review, and you are set for a summer of fun.

Hiking Hong Kong - Few travelers realize that Hong Kong, Kowloon and The New Territories offer spectaular hiking and walking trails through mountains and forests and villages and farms. Stop along isolated beaches, historic Chinese temples, or stay in remote villages

Sailing With Grace - She is magnificent under sail; she is a rustic and fun haven at anchor—Grace Bailey graces the sea—primarily along the rugged Penobscot Bay shorelines of Maine.

Zen Sail In A Tropical Gale - Captain Jack and First Mate Rona have been "stamping out sailors" for ten years on the Dreamwalker, training swabbies and would be swashbucklers in their Zen school of sailing, based out of St. Thomas.

Gollywobbler- less in The Channel Islands - I never knew a gobblywobbler existed, let alone how to use one. Venture into California's Channel Islands National Park on a voyage on the Dirigo II, a classic sailing schooner, manned by a crew that knows the islands intimately. So close to Los Angeles, but a millennium away.

America's Cup Regatta - In St. Maarten - You haven't sailed until you have sailed in an exclusive 12-Metre America's Cup Regatta Challenge in St. Maarten.

From BeanTown to P-Town - FAST - And Sailing the Cape Cod Elbow - The Boston Harbor Cruise ferry flies fast from Bean Town to P-Town (what the locals call Provincetown), plowing 42 miles in only 90 minutes. The Pilgrims would have been jubilant to cross the Atlantic at this speed before anchoring their leaky crate in 1620 at the tip of Cape Cod where P-Town is now located.

Stingray Snorkeling - The world's third largest reef system sits off the coast of these Atlantic/Caribbean isles, and they were given top prize for Best Dive Operator, Best Live-Aboard and Best Advanced Diving from Rodale's Scuba Diving Magazine. Alongside these awards the Turks and Caicos ranked second for best dive destination, and third for the best wall diving, best value and healthiest marine environment. And you will wrangle with the wrasse.

MAGICAL PASSES FOR HUMAN ENERGY
Enter the world of shamanistic healing. You will be taught in the same spirit as the shamans over 25 generations in the healing powers of Magical Passes. You will be asserted, affirmed, and explained in every nuance of this heightened awareness and knowledge that was never invented, but passed down through the generations. You will experience exceptional sensations of well being through specific body movements, yielding tremendous results in mental and physical prowess, without aerobics or hard to achieve body strain.

The Passion of The Black Hills Passion Play -
Now that you have seen the emotional and temporal Passion Of The Christ produced by Mel Gibson, take a trip to the high plains for an even more emotional, positive, and enlightening live theatrical production about the last seven days of Christ — The Black Hills Passion Play.

Hiltons Tuck You In - In Phoenix — The Hilton Hotel's have you covered in Phoenix, America's 6th largest city. From business to resorts, to horseback riding to golf. Get a Valley of the Sun massage and do business from your e-stage station. This report digs up the best in cactus country for all your dining, and hostelry needs by the premier chain. The stagestop never looked so great.

Fine Dining On St. Thomas — My favorite restaurant discovery in the U.S. Virgin Islands is Herve Chassin's French Restaurant and Wine Bar, a homey, upscale, family-owned, Government Hill attraction with panoramic views of the Charlotte Amalie Harbor.

The Best Sushi In Vegas — Just because the San Remo is within walking distance of six of the largest hotels in the world doesn't mean you have to leave the hotel for fine Japanese dining.

Academy Award Winner - The Millennium Hotel in LA - Discover fine dining at the Millennium Hotel in the heart of Los Angeles, only a few blocks from City Hall, and once the home of the Academy Awards; The Ballroom and ghosts still inhabit this classic Jazz-era hotel, with the best rated sports bar in town. Hey aren't the Lakers on tonight!

Sea Escapes at Boston Harbor's SeaPort Hotel —I was on my own tea party - at one of Boston's most prestigious hotels in the newly renovated Old Boston Harbor area. The Seaport Hotel is ranked as one of the best places to stay according to readers who placed it on the Gold List in the 2003 Condé Naste Traveler Magazine poll.

Rockland's Old Granite Inn —The Rockland ferry terminal is across Main Street from the best place to stay in town — the historic Old Granite Inn, a Colonial Federalist architectural sculpture hewn from tons of St. George, Maine artisan-dressed granite.

Westin Luxury Near The Vegas Rail Depot - The new 825-guestroom Westin Casuarina is the sister property to the Westin Casuarina Grand Cayman, and it is built around the eko-skeleton of the former Maxim Hotel, but you won't recognized the dramatic and expensive and expansive design changes of the Asian owned and Sheraton branded Westin across the street from the new Vegas monorail.

Its Oktoberfest at Hofbrauhaus Las Vegas - The Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas' main Beer Hall is the same dimension, height, and decorated similarly as the one built in Bavaria and licensed by Staatliches Hofbräuhaus in München.

WhirlyBird Wine Safari — Think romance in a Eurocopter, flying to Nevada's only desert winery; supping on wind-swept delights; you will have the romance recipe for a possible wedding retinue. Taste the wine, feast and dine, and when the copter winds back up, pop over the Red Rocks for a beautiful night vista of Las Vegas!

Bienvenidos a Vinos de Baja — Mexico is known for its tequila and cerveza but the country's burgeoning wine industry may one day give these traditional beverages stiff competition. As Mexican wineries gain recognition in the global wine community, wine tourism to the producing regions are quickly becoming a popular reason to visit the diverse country.over the Red Rocks for a beautiful night vista of Las Vegas!

Grenada's Callaloo Soup — A dining staple on the nutmeg island. Learn not only how to make it, but get a low down on other Caribbean Creole cuisines with insights from the chefs of the Caribbean. Grenada is the home of the largest nutmeg harvests outside Indonesia.

Dining with Virgins — The U.S. Virgin Islands are a taste treat for the Starving Artists or the St. Croix Food Fair. The flyiing fish are frying. The yellowtail is grilling. The Carnival is coming. Check out the latest gourmand restaurant treats on all three of the main islands and then book your next culinary experience online.

Roy's Hawaiian Fusion Surfs Into Summerlin — Las Vegas is now rated at the top of every food and wine critic's list as the best for dining. With the wide variety of themes and menus, it is refreshing to see a new entrant - Hawaiian Fusion, brining with it a dash of Pacific Rim delicacies. Roy's has arrived with welcome arms. Wax the long board ya big Kahuna!