Join us on this gay hiking tour and follow in the footsteps of countless others since the 9th century. Hike through gorgeous mountain landscapes, visit medieval towns and obtain your Compostela certificate of completion. During the middle ages, the Camino was the main source of moving people in Europe; millions; rich and poor. Enjoy the journey with HE Travel and meet a variety of people along the way.
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Think Before You Do It!
by Cliff Locke We all feel that traveling to another place, whether it is a city, state or country is fun and exciting. Who doesn’t enjoy eating different foods, seeing the sights and learning about different cultures? We all want adventure and think we can do anything we want while on our holiday. But I […]
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This is the final blog in a series about the HE Travel Mayan Wonders Cultural Tour. Click here if you missed Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 By Sara Moses Today we visited the most famous of the Mayan ruins, and most easily recognized, Chichen Itza. And I had the fun of visiting Mexico with the most […]
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This is the third in a series about the HE Travel Mayan Wonders Cultural Tour. Click if you missed Part 1 or Part 2 By Sara Moses Today we had a free morning to explore the Hacienda grounds and tour the abandoned works and airy main home. Wouldn’t it be relaxing to sleep in that hammock? And just […]
Read MoreMayan Ruins and Contemporary Mexico (Part 2)
This is the second in a series about the HE Travel Mayan Wonders Cultural Tour. Click to read Part 1 By Sara Moses We left our hotel in Valladolid after an early breakfast in order to be first visitors at the Mayan ruins of Ek Balam. This place was so unexpectedly satisfying. The ornate decorations here […]
Read MoreMayan Ruins and Contemporary Mexico (Part 1)
By Sara Moses Over New Years’ week at the start of 2016, I hosted a wonderful group of gentlemen on a fascinating and colorful tour in Mexico. We visited Quintana Roo and Yucatan, the country’s eastern-most states, to see some of the best-known ruins of Mayan civilization. But first, we relaxed at an all-inclusive resort on the […]
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