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While the word "safari" conjures up images of lions and leopards, in some African countries, like Namibia, the greatest attraction is the landscape itself.

Vandalism to 9 sandcastles cost Harrison Lake $120,000 in revenue, proving that even impermanent art attracts enough tourist dollars to make the investment worthwhile.

Children can create outdoor art with sand and common materials already in the home. The activities described here give some different ideas of how to get started.

Children love things that squish. What follows are four simple recipes for dough that young children will enjoy.

Venice Beach is a one-of-a-kind Southern California experience. Colorful and quirky, this oceanside strip offers as much fun as any amusement park.

There is something to appeal to everybody in a long list of festivals, parades and other celebrations in Germany's capital city.

If you are thinking of a New England beach family vacation, look no further than Ocean Park, Maine. The area's focus is on family enrichment, culture and recreation.

Cypress Hills Park offers families friendly accommodations and an array of activities and events families enjoy; including hiking, camping and horse-back riding.

This festival held on Muskegon's waterfront, features national reknowned musical entertainment, an arts and crafts show, carnival rides, fireworks and great food.

There are plenty of activities for families at the beach, from active games to creative arts to nature observation and sand play.

Grand Beach Provincial Park offers a campground with a family-friendly atmosphere and lots of varying activities throughout and near the park, to keep all ages busy.

Australians and the entire population of the Southern Hemisphere celebrate Christmas in summer.

Summer Celebration is an 11 day festival, or "big party" as it's referred to, on beautiful Muskegon Lake. There is great music, rides, fireworks and lots of food.

The Nebraska State Fair takes place at the Fairgrounds in Lincoln from August 22 through September 1, 2008. Bring the family to celebrate heritage of agriculture.