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Luna Project | Alternative, Wilderness Guiding Company in Ontario

Posted by Viola Woolcott

How about the Luna Project? Have you heard of it before? Or maybe you have been there already. Sounds amazing to me.

Alternative learning center
Wilderness guiding company
Safe, informative, enjoyable
From canoeing to snowshoeing
Guides with skills and the necessary knowledge
Situated in southern Ontario
Part of the rural community of St. George
Major city centers of Brantford, Cambridge and Hamilton are close by … the list is endless.

The LUNA Project is an alternative learning center and a wilderness guiding company which is committed to developing environmental awareness. They supply safe, informative, and enjoyable wilderness experiences from canoeing to snowshoeing. Sounds good to me.

To make the most of your wilderness adventure, you will be supported by guides who supply the necessary skills and knowledge and who give you the confidence to make the most out of your wilderness adventure. There will also be opportunities where you can develop and maybe even reflect on your values and there is also a chance for you to experience how you might be able to take an active role in creating a healthier environment for our future generations.

Do you want to know more? Than click here: www.lunaticadventures.com

Molokai - The Most Hawaiian Island

By Viola Woolcott

Are you looking for the real Hawaii? Than this is it.

How about taking a journey back in time and visit “The Friendly Isle”? Find untouched, pristine beaches off the beaten path and see more farmers than you see tourists.

From Maui you can take a ferry to check out the migrating humpbacks, the towering sea cliffs, and the awesome cascading waterfalls. Take your board and ride the killer waves or for some underwater fun got to Bill Kapuni’s for a snorkel and dive.

Molokai is a place like NO other. No building is taller than a palm tree. Traffic is so little, that there isn’t even the need for traffic lights. Life is very slow, and relaxed, peaceful and rural. Aloha isn’t just another word. Here it is definitely a way of life. There are friendly businesses in the largest town of Kaunakakai or in the two villages Maunaloa and Kualapu’u. There are no shopping malls or elevators and there isn’t any neon light.

If you are seeking a secluded, authentic and tropical Hawaiian holiday, this may just be your spot.

Related websites:
www.molokai-hawaii.com
www.alternative-hawaii.com