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Why Traveling With Ja'?

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Traveling With Ja', s a fully accredited online travel agency, Certified and Independently owned  with offices in Atlanta, Ghana,

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By customizing our group tours and itineraries, we celebrate and embrace the spirit of travel sustainability. Our mission is to offer a life changing travel experience beyond the resort. 

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Traveling With Ja' specializes in customized escorted & exclusive group tours with the most authentic experiences beyond the resort.  We are committed to making memories offline #intheseglobalstreetz!

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When making the choice to embark upon one of our exclusive customized group travel experiences, it is our goal to make sure you are well informed, aware, and engaged in the process. 

Being just a tourist is not an option. 

We desire for all of our Ja' Travelers to become an explorer with a wanderlust spirit at heart!

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Ja' michelle, owner of traveling with ja' & co-owner of cultured ghana.

Hello my name is Ja' and I am the owner of Traveling With Ja', LLC and Co-owner of Cultured Ghana. With over 18 years of experience, it is my pleasure to provide people with authentic culturally immersive customized group travel experiences #intheseglobalstreetz!

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Ben, Owner of Cultured Ghana & Lead Tour Operator

Ben is the Owner of Cultured Ghana and our lead licensed tour operator. With 19 years of experience, Ben manages our team of licensed  tour guides and host customized group / solo tours that services West Africa and beyond.

Peggy, Accounts Manager

Peggy is our Accounts Resolution Manager. With over 45 years of experience in account management  with designations & certifications to follow, Peggy brings a wealth of knowledge to our team. She is dedicated to servicing our clients and resolving issues such as but not limited to payments, disputes and refunds. 

Andrea, Lead Travel Ambassador & Customer Support Specialist

Andrea comes with over 6 years of experience in the tourism and hospitality industry. As Lead Travel Ambassador and Customer Support Specialist, Andrea is committed to assisting and aiding our clients in having the most authentic travel experience. This is done by providing them with the support necessary pre and post travels. 

Mamud, Cultured Ghana Lead Tour Guide & Customer Support Specialist

 As Lead Tour Guide and Customer Support Specialist, Mamud is committed to assisting and aiding our clients in having the most authentic travel experience. This is done by providing them with the support necessary throughout their travels.

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Please see the link to our latest Holidays by Coach Brochure on the right hand (or underneath on mobile) of this page.

From a couple of days to full weeks (or more) our tours travel far and wide accross Great Britain, plus a few overseas.

We hope you like the variety of places to visit, appreciate the standards of hotels that we choose and realise how many admissions are often included in the price of your holiiday, to ensure your holiday is excellent value for money.

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All Tours are Fully Bonded - we are members of Bonded Coach Holidays (the coaching equivalent of ABTA).

Excursions are included - there are no ‘optional’ extra cost tours and admissions to main venues are usually included - if not we will tell you clearly in the brochure.

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Good Quality Hotels - All tours have en suite bathrooms and are usually three star rated (sometimes even four star!)

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A Remote Island Draws Thousands of Turtles Each Year. Could It Attract Tourists?

Green sea turtles swim hundreds of miles to nest on a spectacular West African archipelago. Getting there is quite a journey for humans, too.

By Ricci Shryock

Ricci Shryock is a writer and photographer based in Dakar, Senegal.

Each year, thousands of baby green sea turtles clamber across a beautiful, white-sand paradise that is one of the largest hatching sites of this species in the Atlantic, adorably making their way to the sea. There’s one noticeable absence: people.

The spectacular hatching events take place between August and December on Poilão Island, a tiny, uninhabited speck off the coast of Guinea-Bissau in West Africa. It is the southernmost island of the 88 that make up the Bijagós archipelago, a UNESCO biosphere reserve . Last year, turtles laid more than 44,000 nests on its 1.4 mile-long beach.

While the masses of turtles seem to have little trouble finding the spot to lay their eggs — some swim more than 600 miles across the North Atlantic — it’s hard to imagine somewhere more challenging for human turtle-lovers to reach.

The country’s tourism minister, Alberto Demba Touré, said that access is a main challenge. “We want to increase the tourists who go to the Bijagós,” he said. Last year, UNESCO declared its support for the Bijagós Islands to seek World Heritage List status , which, if successful, would increase its visibility and strengthen its environmental protections.

Turtle conservation programs have become a staple of resorts in many popular destinations, including in Hawaii, Mexico and throughout the Caribbean. Guinea-Bissau may like to capture a meager sliver of that pie, but it would be with steep challenges.

Politically fragile Guinea-Bissau has very little infrastructure and is one of the world’s poorest and least touristed nations. Most flights to Bissau, the country’s sleepy capital on the mainland, require a connection in Lisbon or Dakar, Senegal. Then, from Bissau, it’s a bumpy one-hour drive to the coast, and five to seven hours in a speedboat (depending on the route) to Poilão Island.

A limited number of tourists, usually no more than a dozen at a time, are allowed to visit the Poilão Island, which is part of the João Vieira and Poilão Marine National Park. The island is considered sacred by the archipelago’s residents and no construction is allowed on it.

A plane, to a truck, to a speedboat

Last fall I traveled to Poilão at the height of hatching season to witness the baby turtles make their way from nest to sea, and to see how the local workers monitor and ensure the survival of the tens of thousands of hatchlings each year.

I started in Bissau, a riverside city of half a million, after flying there from my home in Dakar. A few blocks from the presidential palace, people sat at plastic tables under mango trees, listening to music and eating grilled oysters plucked from the roots of the nearby mangroves. Women walked by selling cashew fruit, which has a sour, fermented aroma.

Visitors to Bissau might visit the war museum, in an 18th-century fort and an active military base, to see the mainly Soviet-sponsored weapons used by Bissau-Guinean fighters during the independence war against their Portuguese rulers that ended in 1974.

The next morning, another visitor and I climbed into a truck that took us to the coast. I had booked my Poilão trip with a hotel on one of the islands, Orango Parque Hotel, which arranged boat transport, park fees, meals, a guide and simple accommodations for three nights. The whole arrangement cost about $1,470.

We left the capital’s main paved avenue for potholed small lanes. An hour later, we reached the dock, near an abandoned hotel among the mangroves, where I climbed into a white speedboat.

For three hours, we sped through the open ocean, passing small, mostly uninhabited islands of the Bijagós. We occasionally passed fishermen — half a dozen men in brightly painted, long wooden boats — who waved as we buzzed by.

A stop to meet the priestesses

Eventually, we landed on a beach at the hotel on Orango Island, the largest in the archipelago, where we would spend two nights before continuing the journey. We were shown to our small round houses that contained a single comfortable room, and given a lunch of fresh fish and rice.

Eduardo da Silva, a boat captain and guide at the hotel who grew up on the island, said tourists can learn a lot from the way Bijagós residents interact with nature.

“On Orango, we have always been conservationists,” he said.

One day during my stay, Mr. Da Silva took me to meet the local priestesses . Orango is a matriarchal society; today the priestesses still make decisions about when certain harvests take place and what is allowed to happen on sacred grounds. I offered the women two unlabeled, neon-green bottles of cana, alcohol made from sugar cane, which I had bought for this purpose from a roadside stand when leaving Bissau. After a short ceremony with the cana, the priestesses spoke about how they base their community decisions on what will ensure a continued balance with the environment.

“Conservation can protect what is ours, so that we don’t lose it and so that our children who are born tomorrow can know it,” said Nene Ecane, one of the priestesses, in the Bijagós language via a translator.

Landing on Poilão

When it was time to leave Orango, another speedboat — smaller than the one the day before — drove us through clear waters for two hours. We spotted dolphins and Mr. Da Silva banged his hand on the side of the boat. The dolphins came closer and jumped alongside us.

While most of the speedboat journey from Bissau had been smooth, near Poilão the boat hit rougher waves. It was just before sunset when we landed. Occasional patches of volcanic black rocks, vital for green sea turtles, dotted the small beach.

As we unloaded the boat, a half-dozen workers from the João Vieira and Poilão Marine National Park greeted us, including Tumbulo Garcia Bamba, the park’s adjunct director.

“It’s good for tourists to come and learn and see how we work here for the turtles,” he said. He said he hopes that more attention to the turtles of Poilão will lead people outside of the region to respect the environment.

Mr. Bamba said he had noticed more trash washing up on the island’s shores; the Orango hotel scheduled a clean-up crew for the following week, which is not normally needed. Workers on the islands said many of the products seen among the trash — including bottled water and cosmetics — were not available in Guinea-Bissau and may have come from other parts of West Africa.

“The ocean knows no borders,” said Mr. Bamba.

A mad dash to the sea

Other than our individual tents, which were set up a few dozen feet from the beach, there were few other signs of human life. There is no cell reception.

But we were not alone. All along the beach lay thousands of buried turtle eggs. Every few steps there was another underground sea turtle hatchling family, the park workers told us. Many nests had markers, but not all. We walked gingerly.

The workers, many of whom are from the Bijagós Islands, not only count and monitor the hatchlings, but also help them make their way safely to the sea.

Even though the nests are just 20 or so feet from the ocean, the two-inch-long hatchlings are susceptible to many threats during their brief journey to the water — specifically birds, which wait in the nearby trees ready to snatch them.

We followed the workers throughout the early evening as they dug up nests — sometimes they were chest-deep in sand. They gathered dozens of just-hatched turtles into buckets and held them at the campsite until nightfall and high tide, when it was safer to release them.

A few hours later, in the darkness, the workers took the buckets of turtles back to the beach and let them go. All at once, a few hundred small hatchlings made their mad dash for the safety of the sea. Under the starlight, they used their small front flippers to quickly — and adorably — push their way through the sand to the water.

After the sea turtle release, we sat down for a fresh fish dinner, grilled over an open fire by the hotel staff. The park workers ate next to us, all of us using headlamps and flashlights in the dark.

A laptop, powered by solar panels, blasted a playlist of ’90s and early 2000s love ballads as our dinner soundtrack, giving the evening a surreal feel. It was just us, Usher, Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey and, beneath a few feet of sand, thousands of baby turtles waiting for their first swim through the waves.

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A lready thinking about where you want to travel in 2024 ? If you’re hoping to hit the hottest travel destinations of the year, Expedia Group is here to help. The one-stop travel site—alongside Hotels.com and VRBO—just released Unpack '24 , a travel trends analysis for the coming year. In addition to detailing the projected top 10 most popular international destinations of 2024, the site also revealed 10 “dupes” for travelers looking to perhaps spend a bit less, as well as those hoping to be surrounded by fewer fellow tourists. Additionally, they revealed 10 affordable cities where the world’s biggest musical acts are set to perform, as well as where to travel if you live a sober lifestyle.

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Expedia Group predicts that travelers are most likely to jet set to destinations popularized in fan-favorite TV shows and movies. According to the report, “More than half of travelers say they’ve researched or booked a trip to a destination after seeing it on a TV show or in a movie. In fact, travelers say TV shows influence their travel decisions more than Instagram, TikTok, and podcasts.” With that in mind, they reveal that the top 10 travel destinations of 2024 are as follows:

• Thailand - Featured in White Lotus , Season 3—which has sadly been pushed to premiere in 2025
• Romania - Featured in Wednesday , Season 2—which has not yet set a release date
• Malta - As seen in Gladiator 2 , which is set to premiere on November 22, 2024
• Paris - As seen in Emily in Paris
• Scottish Highlands - Featured in Outlander
• London, Bath, and Windsor, U.K. - As seen in Bridgerton and The Crown
• South Korea - Featured in Squid Game —the Season 2 release date has yet to be announced
• Florida Keys - As seen in the series Bad Monkey
• Australia - Featured in Baz Luhrmann’s Faraway Downs series, as well as the film Furiosa , which is set to premiere on May 24, 2024
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Dupes have long been lauded in the beauty and fashion categories, and now the concept is making its way to travel. “1 in 3 of those polled say they’ve booked a dupe,” the report reveals. “But what do these less obvious alternatives offer besides potential savings? They’re often less crowded, tend to be a little unexpected, and can be every bit as delightful as the tried-and-true destinations.”

Intrigued by the idea of booking a stellar vacation for a fraction of the price? Check out Expedia Group’s Top 10 Travel Destination Dupes, below, which are listed as the original destination of inspiration and the dupe that mirrors it.

• Seoul —> Taipei
• Bangkok —> Pattaya
• Santorini —> Paros
• Saint Martin —> Curaçao
• Sydney —> Perth
• London —> Liverpool
• Lisbon —> Palermo
• Geneva —> Québec City
• Zermatt —> Sapporo
• Nashville —> Memphis

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Through their research, in which they analyzed the average daily rates of tour locations, they found the top 10 most affordable cities (less than $150/night on average) where travelers can witness the likes of Taylor Swift, Olivia Rodrigo, Coldplay, Metallica, Madonna, and more. They are as follows:

• Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - $91
• Edmonton, Canada - $108
• Mexico City, Mexico - $119
• Warsaw, Poland - $119
• Birmingham, U.K. - $127
• Houston, Texas - $130
• Antwerp, Belgium - $140
• Tokyo, Japan - $147
• Perth, Australia - $148
• Detroit, Michigan - $149

For more research-backed travel trends, be sure to check out Expedia’s full Unpack ‘24 Trend Report .

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Hitchiti for “bubbling water,” the 255 miles of the Ocmulgee River are some of the most serene and beautiful waters Georgia has to offer. Now, in concert with the cycle of the moon, Ocmulgee Outdoor Expeditions is taking kayakers on a unique adventure down the river — the Full Moon Float .

“This unique float is scheduled around the moon cycle so that you get a delightful night on the Ocmulgee River,” according to the company’s website. “Make your way down the river under the full moon and enjoy this one-of-a-kind, guided experience.”

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The journey takes roughly two hours to complete once you’ve hit the water. In total, though, it’s a three-hour experience, so participants are advised to pack some water, snacks and a towel.

Although the trips take place at night, sight won’t be a problem.

“The boats are festooned with glow sticks so you and your friends can see the river in a new light on this float from Highway 83 bridge to Juliette, GA.,” the website said. “We transport you to the put-in location and provide the gear necessary for a fun and safe trip.”

Participants have three options when joining in on the adventure: single’s kayak, tandem kayak or a full-fledged canoe. The smaller kayak costs $75, while the tandem version is $140 and the canoe is $150.

Participants will meet at Juliette Park to begin the experience, which Ocmulgee Outdoor Expeditions is hosting May 24, June 21, July 19, Aug. 16, Sept. 14 and Oct. 18.

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Three Waters Resort and Marina, Islamorada, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel Resort

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Welcome to Three Waters Resort and Marina, Islamorada, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel Resort

Discover an all-new resort experience in the florida keys.

Welcome to a one-of-a-kind place of possibilities. Fifteen waterfront acres of invigorating adventure and idyllic relaxation in the heart of the Florida Keys. A family-friendly place of easygoing enjoyment and simple pleasures, with a variety of bright, island-inspired guestrooms and cottages. And The Cove, an adult-centric resort-within-a-resort, features a tranquil, private beach lagoon. All around, you’ll see the tropical beauty and feel the authentic spirit of the Keys. Enjoy nine distinctive culinary offerings, from the woodsmoke warmth of our Signature Restaurant to the legendary Tiki Bar. Here in Islamorada, the “Sport Fishing Capital of the World,” the expertise of seasoned fishermen and a full-service marina await serious anglers and curious newcomers alike. Whether you’re looking for unparalleled fishing, family fun in the sun, a romantic getaway, an upscale corporate retreat, or an unforgettable seaside event, Three Waters Resort & Marina offers the ultimate Florida Keys experience.

Rooms & Suites

Rates vary by date & room type

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Hotel information.

Check-in: 4:00 pm

Check-out: 11:00 am

Minimum Age to Check In: 21

Pets Welcome

$150 USD non refundable fee per room per stay.

Maximum Number of Pets in Room: 2

Complimentary On-Site Parking

The Tiki Bar at Three Waters Resort & Marina was established in 1969 and stands proud as the Florida Key's very first.

Little Limon

This elevated cocktail and raw bar is the perfect place to enjoy the freshest catches from our waters, paired with a breathtaking view.

Mercado Morada

At the resort's epicenter, this new outdoor street market celebrates cuisine from across Central America in various formats.

Islamorada Pizza Co.

A pizza paradise renowned for its signature pies. Enjoy beer, wine, and frose in an indoor-outdoor setting surrounded by retro art, beachy colors, and a large banyan tree. This spot blends flavorful pizzas with a laidback tropical vibe.

Guests will never have to leave the pool for drinks or light bites with the resort’s swim-up bar, Kokomo.

Located poolside at the resort-within-a-resort concept, The Cove’s Hideaway will offer healthy dining options and lighter cocktails for guests looking to refresh after a swim or a workout in the resort’s Wave Motion Studio.

Coming Soon – Signature Restaurant

Lucky twist.

Lucky Twist offers a delightful twist to beach days with a soft-serve window, serving up creamy treats to satisfy every sun-soaked craving.

Starbucks offers handcrafted beverages, premium teas, and delectable treats. High-quality arabica coffee is artfully roasted and brewed to unlock distinctive flavors, served one cup at a time.

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Wave Motion Studio

Our studio has everything you need for a great workout, all while enjoying breathtaking ocean views!

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84001 Overseas Highway, Islamorada, Florida, USA, 33036

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Accepts: Credit Cards

Concierge desk service

Property has elevators

Languages spoken by staff: English, Spanish, Creole

For more information about the physical features of our accessible rooms, common areas or special services relating to a specific disability please call +1 305-7031300

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The check-in time at Three Waters Resort and Marina, Islamorada, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel Resort is 4:00 pm and the check-out time is 11:00 am.

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Crime and Public Safety | Silicon Valley tech startup founder sentenced…

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Crime and public safety | lawyers in trump hush money case paint competing portraits of him in opening statements, crime and public safety, crime and public safety | silicon valley tech startup founder sentenced to 1½ years in prison for fraud, manish lachwani, 47, of los altos, duped investors into supporting his software-as-a-service company.

SAN FRANCISCO — A U.S. District Court judge on Friday sentenced a former Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur to serve 1½ years in federal prison for duping investors into backing a software-as-a-service company he founded, according to authorities.

Manish Lachwani, 47, of Los Altos, pleaded guilty to two counts of wire fraud and one count of securities fraud in April 2023, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said in a news release.

Lachwani founded HeadSpin Inc. in 2015 and served as its chief executive officer until May 2020. The company provided clients with software tools and access to remote devices to test mobile applications.

From April 2017 to April 2020, HeadSpin raised more than $100 million from investors.

To obtain that financing, Lachwani admitted he provided investors with information about the company’s business, customers, revenue and finances he knew was inaccurate, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said, citing Lachwani’s plea agreement.

Lachwani also admitted he knowingly sent HeadSpin’s accountant false information about customer contracts that was incorporated into the company’s financial statements, as well as invoices Lachwani knew had been changed to show amounts that had not actually been invoiced to clients, according to authorities.

“This defendant admitted he lied about his company’s revenue and customers to attract funding from investors, including many in Silicon Valley,” U.S. Attorney Ismail J. Ramsey said in a statement. “Today’s sentencing should send a message to other entrepreneurs who may be tempted to cross the line into fraud and to ‘fake it until they make it.’”

Lachwani was replaced as CEO of Headspin when the allegations came to light in 2020.

In addition to the prison term, Lachwani was ordered to pay a $1 million fine and serve three years of supervised release, which will begin after his prison term is completed.

A hearing to address the matter of restitution has been scheduled for July 31, 2024.

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