The major benefit of renting a Disney timeshare is the proximity to Disney attractions, world-class shopping, and top-notch golf. In addition other benefits include the well-respected Disney reputation for cleanliness, customer service, themed resorts, quality amenities, and attractive accommodations. One resort is the Animal Kingdom Lodge located at Disney World in Florida, where daily and weekly rentals are available. Cost is about $500 per night and $3,000 per week.

Only several years old, the villas are as close to an animal adventure that you can get in a resort. With an African theme, the entire resort exudes a feel of the wild—from the décor to the names of restaurants and amenities. Above all, the exotic animals that roam the property make this a vacation spot that is truly out of the ordinary. In keeping with the authentic African theme, restaurants have names such as Jiko, The Mara, Uzima Springs Pool Bar, and Boma—The Flavors of Africa. Recreational areas are named Hakuna Matata Playground, Pumbaa’s Fun & Games Arcade, Simba’s Cubhouse, Uzima Pool, Zahanati Massage and Fitness Center, and Zawadi Marketplace.

The variety of accommodations includes the studio that sleeps four, the one- and two-bedroom homes that sleep five and nine respectively, and the grand villa that sleeps up to twelve. All types of accommodations have flat-screen televisions and DVD players while the one- and two-bedroom homes have full kitchens and laundry facilities in the units. Eighty percent of the units have a view of the tropical savanna and the remaining units view the pool, garden, or parking lot.

Disney timeshare rentals should be a consideration when nearness to a Disney park, outstanding accommodations, distinct amenities, and a reputation for quality are important.

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Dolphin encounters vary depending on where you go to experience them. Some facilities such as Dolphin Adventure in Mexico are full-blown dolphin research and education facilities and offer extensive experiences. DA features several programs including opportunities for children and adults to interact with these amazing animals. The research center also provides Trainer for a Day programs and a feature you and your children will love… Sea Lion adventures!

Similar experiences closer to home for US based visitors include several offerings in Florida. Dolphins Plus in sunny Key Largo (about an hour south of Miami) offers great experiences and, like Mexico’s Dolphin Adventure, provides and opportunity to interact with those lovable rogues of the sea, sea lions! There are several additional dolphin swim opportunities extending all the way from Orlando to America’s southern-most point, Key West, though the latter takes us into the wild! 

Wild Dolphin Adventure, based in Florida’s Key West, offers wild dolphin swim opportunities. Free from the constraints of enclosures, these charter trips take you out into the Atlantic to swim with wild dolphins in their own habitat. The Dolphin Dream team in the Bahamas will give you a similar experience but rather than a day charter, these trips include a week aboard an 86 foot yacht and swims with playful Atlantic Spotted Dolphins. 

Whether you’re looking for a California, Florida, Mexico or Caribbean adventure, there’s an opportunity out there to interact with these beautiful, playful and curious creatures. Many locations cater to young children but the wild dolphin swims are best suited for swimmers comfortable snorkeling in open water. Be sure to research ahead for the best experience for you and your family and then jump on in! The water’s fine!

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Located in Central Florida at the head of the Florida Everglades, Gatorland is privately owned by the Godwin Family and first opened its jaws…oops, I mean doors, in 1949. There are many things to do and see at Gatorland. For example, Alligator Island is home to the largest reptiles in the park. Here you will find hundreds of gators soaking up the Florida sun….but don’t get too close….you don’t want to end up as gator food, do you?

If a swamp walk is more your speed then you are in luck! Located at the Southern end of the park is the Gatorland Swamp. This self-guided tour lets you enjoy the beauty of an unspoiled, native Cypress Swamp in all its glory! Next, why not enjoy Flamingo Lagoon? Stop by and take a few photographs of one of the most beautiful tropical birds in the world. Flamingo Lagoon is home to a small colony of American Flamingos. Did you know that these bright pink beauties can live up to 40 years in captivity and can reach a height of 5 feet!?

There are many things to see and experience at Gatorland. The park is open daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, rain or shine! Alligators and crocodiles tend to be extremely active on wet, rainy days. If you don’t mind getting a little damp, then stop by on a stormy day. You are guaranteed to see some great gator action and there will be no lines to wait in! An adult day pass to Gatorland will cost you $22.99 and a child day pass will cost you $14.99. Not bad, considering that some of the entry fee goes to gator research, education, and preservation! Here’s to another great adventure…..later alligator!

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Ok, well maybe you can…but wait one little second! Llamas have been helping people carry their wares for thousands of years. They are members of the camel family and can be trained to be friendly and obedient. In fact, domesticated llamas love people and will gladly follow both adults and children alike! Yes, they may spit occasionally, but who doesn’t!?

Camping and hiking are great outdoor activities, but it can become quite tiresome carrying around your camping gear. Even if you have no problem hauling gear yourself, your family may not be so inclined. Enter the Llama.   A llama will gladly carry your gear for you…leaving you hands free to take photos and explore.  You can find llama trekking expeditions almost anywhere there are tourists! Well, forget Disney Land…but if you are interested in discovering the Sierra Nevada Mountains or the wilderness of New Mexico…you can bet there is a llama waiting to carry your gear.

Many different great adventures await you! Llama trekking has become quite popular and the price is right for most folks. You will find many types of trekking packages available. From daytime lunch hikes, 2 and 3 day excursions, and even photography expeditions, there is surely a Llama Trek out there with your name on it! Prices vary but usually run from $95 to $300 depending on the trip you choose.

Most companies will provide camping gear (such as tents and kitchen equipment) which will significantly lighten your personal load. The only thing that will be asked of you is that you pack light (each person is usually allowed to bring a bag weighing no more than 12 pounds). After all, you don’t want to send your Llama to the chiropractor once your trek is over.

So if you love the great outdoors but the thought of carrying heavy camping gear is a turn-off…then explore the wonderful world of Llama Trekking.  These fluffy, friendly pack animals will carry your bags for you!

Bon Voyage!

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