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An image of the antique jammer bus owned by SunDog Tours in Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada.
An image of the antique jammer bus owned by SunDog Tours in Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada.
Alberta, Articles, Canada, Canada Provinces, Experiences, Things To Do, Travel Inspiration

Jasper Jammer Tours – The Newest Adventure in Jasper National Park

There’s a new sightseeing adventure in Jasper National Park. Sundog Tours is offering sightseeing tours in a fully refurbished 1939 Jammer Bus. You can rent the entire bus for a private tour or enjoy a group sightseeing tour. We were the first media to try out the new tour and we had a blast. It’s one of the most unique Jasper tours out there. There are affiliate links in this post. If you make a qualifying purchase through one of these links, Wander Woman Travel Magazine may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thanks for your support! Why is it Called a Jammer Bus? The White Motor Company/Bender Body Company Model 706 buses were used to …

Debbie Olsen
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An image of the El Meco ruins in Cancun Mexico.
An image of the El Meco ruins in Cancun Mexico.
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El Meco – How to Feel Like Indiana Jones in the Middle of a Major City

As I walked through the ruins of El Meco, I couldn’t help feeling a little bit like Indiana Jones. It wasn’t like I was being chased by bad guys or that I had discovered a priceless jewel inside a secret cavern. It was more the feeling that I was an archaeologist who had discovered an incredible archaeological site hidden deep in the jungle. The irony of it was that even though it felt like I was a world away from modern civilization, the ruins of El Meco lie right inside the city of Cancun – about 8 km (5 miles) north of downtown. There are affiliate links in this post. If you make a qualifying purchase through one of these …

Debbie Olsen
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An image of a beach near the Riu resort in Costa Mujeres, Mexico
An image of a beach near the Riu resort in Costa Mujeres, Mexico
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10 Exciting Things to do in Costa Mujeres

If you want to visit the hottest destination on Mexico’s Caribbean coast, head to Costa Mujeres. People are calling it the new Cancun. In less than ten years, ten new luxury resorts have opened in this new resort area located about 20 minutes north of Cancun’s Hotel Zone. Several more are planned or are already under construction. It’s a beautiful place to be and while you’re there, you’ll want to explore. Here are our suggestions for interesting and fun things to do in Costa Mujeres. There are affiliate links in this post. If you make a qualifying purchase through one of these links, Wander Woman Travel Magazine may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Where is …

Debbie Olsen
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An image of the Tulum Ruins courtesy of Mexico Tourism
An image of the Tulum Ruins courtesy of Mexico Tourism
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5 Do-it-Yourself Riviera Maya Excursions

One of the best things about visiting the Riviera Maya region of Mexico is all the amazing places you can explore nearby. Most resorts and hotels have tour desks that offer guided Riviera Maya excursions to the big attractions, but you shouldn’t be afraid to explore on your own. Going on your own can save you money and give you flexibility to stay as long as you want. Here are 5 great Riviera Maya excursions you can enjoy on your own. There are affiliate links in this post. If you make a qualifying purchase through one of these links, Wander Woman Travel Magazine may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Options for Getting Around Riviera Maya …

Debbie Olsen
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An image of the sunrise at the Stonehenge site in the UK - Stonehenge inner circle tours
Standing inside the inner circle and watching the sunrise is an experience that few visitors to Stonehenge get these days. Photo by DEBBIE OLSEN
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Stonehenge Inner Circle Tours

There was a time when all visitors to Stonehenge could walk amongst the stones and touch them, but these days the site has been roped off to protect the stones and the vegetation surrounding them. Fortunately, if you want to get past the ropes, there are still a few options.

Debbie Olsen
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