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Ready to go where few outsiders tread? Zendzur represents the only fixed lodge in the Kamchatka Peninsula and is about an hour and a half flight by helicopter from the hub city of Petropavlovsk. Here you’ll find the completely wild Zhupanova River, surrounded by virgin forests full of wildlife in the shadow of a snow-capped volcano.
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Amanwana, set in a secluded cove on the island’s west coast, is a short hop from fabled Bali and Moyo, where whale sharks and giant manta rays migrate. Fishing pressure is low and the opportunities fantastic for sailfish, black marlin, mackerel, dogtooth tuna, barracuda and reef species – all in the same outing.
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Construction began recently for Bahia Escondida, soon to be a residential, resort, and marina destination on Costa Rica’s Golfe Dolce Bay in Golfito. The first phase of the $350 million project includes 75 condos and what will be the most complete state-of-the-art marina on the country’s Pacific coast. |
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Guests arrive at King Pacific Lodge only by seaplane – no roads are in the region and only several tiny settlements are nearby. Saltwater trolling and fly-fishing is the name of the game for chinook, coho, chum, and pink salmon throughout the season from mid-May to October when the lodge is open. Besides salmon, the waters teem with halibut, rockfish, lingcod and yellow eye. Inland, untouched rivers yield salmon and wild cutthroat trout.
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Great fishing and historic ambiance awaits visitors to the Aviemore
Highland Resort located in the highlands of Cairngorms National Park.
The Aviemore Inn provides 62 rooms with restaurant and bar facilities.
The hotel overlooks the Craigellachie Nature Reserve on one side and
the Cairngorm Mountain on the other, and is famous for having Britain’s
only ski slope.
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For those who like to tread where few have gone before, Bhutan is a country quite unlike any other, recognized as the last surviving Buddhist Himalayan Kingdom. A short drive north of the summer residence of His Majesty The King, Amankora Punakha is accessed via a suspension bridge. |
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