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Silverton, British Columbia is a small mountain town nestled in the beautiful Selkirk Mountains of Canada. This picturesque Kootenay community has a population of just over 200 and offers stunning views, fresh mountain air, and plenty of recreational activities.
We all know the feeling: it's Monday morning, we're stuck in traffic, and all we can think about is being anywhere but here. If only we were on the beach, relaxing and listening to the waves crash against the shore. Ahhh, a vacation. We all need one now and then to recharge our batteries, but sometimes it feels like we'll never be able to get away.
For a truly unique experience that offers a stay in a whimsical fairytale-style cottage, consider checking out the aptly named “Cob House”. This gem is located in the heart of the spectacular Similkameen Valley, British Columbia, and is situated on an 80-year-old organic orchard called the Vialo Orchard.
You might hear the words “tiny house” and cringe at the thought of living like a Sardine or maybe bumping into your significant other all day like a couple of knuckleheads. Well, the truth is that some tiny houses just might make you feel like a Sardine, but for the most part, tiny homes are intelligently designed to maximize storage with minimal space, leaving ample room to maneuver around.
The Spoonbill House is situated on the picturesque Caribbean island of Caye Caulker in the tiny country of Belize. The Island has a population of only around 2000 but has a thriving tourist industry and a mellow vibe with the motto “go slow” being used as the island’s slogan. The people of Caye Caulker are friendly and helpful and make you feel welcome and good traditional Belizean food can be found all over the island
Dream Cabanas is a boutique hotel with both Caribbean and European style mixed perfectly into one fantastic little hotel. It is located on Caye Caulker which is an island in the Caribbean and is one of about 450 islands in the tiny Central American country of Belize. Caye Caulker is a wonderful example of easy living and has no cars on the entire island as well as the motto “go slow”, which may be gently enforced by a local rastaman if you choose to ride your peddle bike a little too fast.
