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# Cetara

Cetara is a charming and quaint fishermen's village on the Amalfi Coast. It's one of Italy's main centres for tuna fishing and known as food lovers' hotspot.

## Understand

Cetara is said to have been established by a group of armed Muslims as early as the year 880. Today, the town has some 2400 inhabitants, but the number is declining.
There is a small Tourist office, Corso Garibaldi 15. It has brochures and can help with accommodation bookings

## Get in

Located some 9 km south west of Salerno and about 50 km south of Naples, Cetara is a rather straightforward drive from there via the Strada Statale SS 163 and A3 Naples – Reggio Calabria (known as the Autostrada del Sole).

## See

There's no particular monument that requires your attention. To enjoy this place, just stroll through its picturesque harbor area and have an espresso in the pleasant old town.
# Mundau

Mundau is a beach village in western Ceará. Still chiefly a traditional fishing village, tourism is slowly eating in. Always a step behind neighbouring Flecheiras, this is the place to go for absolute calm.

## Get in

Some 140 km from Fortaleza are covered in about 2 hours by car. A handful of daily buses by Paraipaba will cost you double the time.

## Get around

All walkable.

## See

* Great sunset.

## Do

* There is a river cruise

## Buy

Goods and services are rather scarce, but most essentials can be found in Trairi, 17 km inland.

## Eat

A few restaurants with none to varied menus.

## Drink

Usually a local party of sorts on Saturdays. Count on forró.

## Sleep

A good dozen of inns, charging between R$ 20 and 100 for a double.

## Connect

An internet cafe charges R$ 2 an hour.

## Go next

You can rent a buggy and drive along the beaches. To go further west you need to cross the river by a tiny ferry.
# Mundaka

Mundaka is a town in the province of Biscay, in the Basque Country of northern Spain. It is famous for its specific wave.

## Understand

Parking is scarce around the inner city. Beware also that many parking slots are marked for residents only.
* Tourism of Mundaka, turismo.mundaka@bizkaia.org. Tu-Sa 10:30–13:30 / 16:00–19:00, Su 11:00-14:00.

## Get in
### By bus

Take the A3515 line of Bizkaibus (Bilbao-Amorebieta/Etxano-Gernika-Bermeo) from Bilbao.

### By car

It takes one hour by car to arrive in Mundaka from San Sebastian by highway A-8, which connects San Sebastian and Bilbao and BI-635 from Amorebieta.

### By train

Mundaka is a stop on Euskotren's Bilbao-Bermeo railway line. There is a Euskotren train connection from Bilbao's Zappikaleak (Casco Viejo) station on line E4 departing every 30 minutes on weekdays & hourly at weekends with a journey time of around 75 minutes.

## See

The port is located in the central part of the town with medieval fisherman houses facing the sea.
* 43.406906-2.6971121 St. Mary's Church. The church with neo-gothic renaissance style was rebuilt in the XVI century after being destroyed in the war.
* 43.407433-2.6977472 Casino de Mundaka, Kepa Deunaren Kalea 1. 100-year-old building with view to the sea operated by the Mundaka fraternity society. The restaurant inside gets mixed reviews.

## Do

Mundaka is a world-renowned surf spot. One has to be careful considering the currents. If you don't know, ask the locals first at the nearby surf school. The wave can grow up to 4m and rise for 400m. The left wave is among the best of Europe.

## Buy

* 43.405938-2.6973511 Mundaka Surf Shop, ☏ +34 94 687 6721, info@mundakasurfshop.com. You can find surf boards and clothing from various surf brands.

## Eat

* Restaurante Asador Portuondo, Barrio Portuondo, ☏ +34 94 687 6050, reservas@restauranteportuondo.com. Located in an old farmhouse with a beautiful overlook of the beach. €20-140.

## Go next

* San Sebastian -- Beautiful resort with bar counters full of tasty pintxos (tapas)
* Bilbao - home of the famous Guggenheim Museum of Modern Art and other architectural masterpieces
* Zarauz - nice beach, also famous for its surf
# Mbuji-Mayi

Mbuji-Mayi (formerly known as Bakwanga) is a sprawling city in Kasai region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Mbuji-Mayi might be the second-largest city in the DRC, but nobody really knows for sure. It is considered a particularly chaotic and lawless city even amongst the Congolese.

## Understand

The area around Mbuji-Mayi is one of the richest sources of mineral wealth in the world. In the 1950s, it was estimated that the Mbuji-Mayi area had the world's most important industrial diamond deposits, containing at least 300 million karats of diamonds. The city was literally constructed on top of the diamond deposits, and while the city's reputation as a company town under tight control of Belgian economic interests meant it was neat and orderly, it also meant that the city's buildings and homes, including those of top MIBA executives, were sometimes demolished to access the diamonds.
The city lacks much of the organization and classic European architecture that other major cities in the DRC inherited from the Belgian colonists. Journalist Michela Wrong described Mbuji-Mayi as "a curiously soulless settlement, with no tangible centre ... It is purely functional conurbation, dedicated to making money, with little left over for less focused activities." Even today, much of the city revolves around the Avenue Inga, where diamond and mineral buyers have set up shop and the city's main business remains the diamond trade. Estimates of the city's population range from a 2010 CIA World Factbook estimate of 1,480,000, to as many as 3,500,000 estimated by the United Nations in 2008.

## Get in

Given the state of roads and the rail system in the DRC, the only practical way to access the city is via air. Air Kasaï and Congo Airways fly to Kinshasa, while Air Kasaï also flies to Kananga and Congo Airways to Lubumbashi. Ethiopian Airlines flies the airport's only international route to Addis Ababa.
There is a decent road from Mwene-Ditu, since that is the location of the nearest train station.

## Sleep

* Hôtel Equinoxe (Avenue du Marché, located across from the Mbuji-Mayi Town Hall), ☏ +243 99 731 2261. 32 rooms (updated Nov 2023)
# McArthur

McArthur is a city in the Shasta Cascades region of California.

## Get in

Driving is the most practical way to get there, as it's a small town without public transportation options.

## Get around

For more scenery, just walk. To go more quickly, drive a car.

## See

* Inter-Mountain Fair, 44218 A St, ☏ +1 530 336-5695. A nice fair that is completely old-fashioned, complete with farm animal contests, rodeos, parades, and even a scholarship program.

## Do

* Ahjumawi Lava Springs SP. Uncrowded caving and boating are unrivaled here in this part of the country. This is a pristine wilderness area, so if you try something as trite as taking a rock with you, you will be busted by the feds. This has its advantages, however, as the place is so prehistoric-looking, you will be expecting dinosaurs. It is located northwest of McArthur, and you have to have a boat to access it.
* Fishing. McArthur has some of the best trout fishing in California, if not in the U.S.A. Fall River, accessible from McArthur, is world-renowned for its beautiful trout; whereas nearby Pitt River is home to Bass, Blue Gill, and invasive Carp.
* Hunting. The McArthur area, being in a river valley, is a winter location for migratory ducks and geese. Some of the better deer hunting zones in the state are quickly accessed from McArthur. See California Department of Fish and Wildlife for seasons and regulations.

## Buy

There are no major shopping areas in McArthur.

## Eat

* Bulldog Bite, 44218 Walnut St, ☏ +1 530 336-6855.

## Drink

* Crumbs, 44226 CA-299, ☏ +1 530 336-5451.

## Sleep

There are no listed motels in McArthur, so if you want to stay in a motel, there are some in nearby Fall River Mills. However, if you have an RV and don't mind using it, here is an RV park:
* 41.077-121.2811 Lassen RV Resort, 548-335 Old Highway Rd, ☏ +1 530 336-5657.
# McCall

McCall is in Idaho.

## Understand

McCall is a resort community in the mountains of central Idaho, located approximately halfway between Moscow, Idaho to the north and Boise to the south. McCall is located on the southern shore of Payette Lake. The region around McCall is home to many ski resorts, including Tamarack and Brundage.

## Get in

Although McCall does have a small private airport, the best way to get to McCall is by driving. From Boise, it takes between two and three hours by car on Highway 55. Though the highway is a winding mountain road, it is well-kept. Caution is advised, as rock slides can happen. Highway 55 turns into the main road as it runs through downtown.

## Get around

In the city itself, walking is an acceptable way to get around. Being a resort town, however, most activities are outside the city center. Renting a bike would be a feasible choice for transport to some of the hiking trails nearby, although for many trails, driving is likely the best option.

## See

The mountain lake scenery in McCall is gorgeous. Hike the peninsula in Ponderosa State Park to get some good views of the mountains.

## Do

There are many outdoor activities to do here:
* Go mountain biking or hiking all around the lake. There are easy-to-find trails in Ponderosa State Park, located on the peninsula in the middle of the lake.
* Go skiing. McCall is suitable for alpine, Nordic, and backcountry skiing. Ask about Tamarack or Brundage resorts.
* Go kayaking or rafting. Payette River has world-class whitewater, but it also has sections suitable for beginners.
* Rent a boat on the lake (including motorized ones).
McCall hosts an annual Winter Carnival, which takes place from the end of January to the beginning of February. The carnival features an ice sculpture contest. This event is very popular in the Northwest, bringing about 60,000 people to McCall each year.

## Eat

There are several restaurants located on or near the corner of 3rd Street and East Lake Street, many with lakeside seating. In the alley across the street from these two restaurants is the renowned Ice Cream Alley, which serves a large variety of ice cream.
On North 3rd Street (south of the lake, the same road as Highway 55), there is also the McCall Pancake House, which serves large pancakes, including some unusual flavor combinations.
Many restaurants here serve food using huckleberries as ingredients, as they are very plentiful in the area.

## Drink

The Salmon River Brewery is located near the lake, off of the corner of 3rd and Lake Street.

## Sleep

McCall is full of lodges, cabins, and hotels. Camping at Ponderosa State Park is also a popular option here.
# McCaysville

McCaysville is a city in Georgia's Northeast High Country. McCaysville, Georgia and Copperhill, Tennessee are known as "twin cities" as the Georgia and Tennessee state lines separate the two cities.

## Get around

From Highway 515 in Blue Ridge, Georgia head north on Highway 5 for approximately 9 miles to McCaysville. As soon as you cross the state line, you will be in Tennessee. The state line runs through the intersection of Georgia Highway 5 and Tennessee Highway 68.

## See

The twin cities are home to several antique and specialty shops frequented by tourists. The Blue Ridge Scenic Railway makes a stop just before crossing the state line into Tennessee. The train has a layover there prior to returning to its starting point at the depot in Blue Ridge.

## Eat

The Iron Horse Grille and El Rio Mexican Restaurants are popular eateries on the Tennessee side of the street.

## Sleep

* Tica Cabin Rentals, toll-free: +1-800-871-8422 ext 1. Offer vacation rental homes in the McCaysville, Georgia and Copperhill, Tennessee areas.
# McAlester

McAlester is in the Choctaw Country region of Oklahoma and home to the Oklahoma State Penitentiary.

## See

Old Town Historic District - the historic area of McAlester that offers shopping, antiques, a few restaurants, and historic sites. Located on North Main Street.

## Do

* Choctaw Casino McAlester, 1638 S George Nigh Expy, ☏ +1 918 423-8161. A local casino that is mostly slot machines with a few other games. Drinks and a restaurant are available.

## Eat

* Angel's Diner, 1402 S George Nigh Expy, ☏ +1 918 423-2633. A 50s diner.
* Taco Bob's Fiesta Grille, 307 Main St, ☏ +1 918 426-5990. Open since 1974, Taco Bob's is one of McAlester's best Mexican restaurants. (updated Jan 2017)

## Sleep

* AmericInn by Wyndham, 609 S George Nigh Expy. Complimentary breakfast and indoor hot tub/pool. Tel: +1 918-426-1300. $64 (Dec 2021)

## Go next

* Talimena Drive$^{[deadlink]}$ from Talihina, Oklahoma to Mena, Arkansas 54 Mile scenic drive in Oklahoma and Arkansas along the ridge of the Ouachita Mountains and the Ouachita National Forest. The drive has frequent turnouts so you can enjoy the scenery.
# McClellan Park

McClellan Park is in California and sits right next to the city of Sacramento. McClellan Park occupies the site of the former McClellan Air Force Base.

## Get in
### By plane

The next airport is in Sacramento

### By train

The town itself is not served by Amtrak, but nearby Sacramento is.

## Do

One of the major attractions is the Air Museum which boasts a very nice collection of aircraft on Static Display. Hours vary by volunteer availability so call to verify if your visiting.

## Eat

A small coffee and tea shop is across the street from the Base Exchange, and the Lions Gate Hotel has what is described as very good food for a bit on the pricey side.

## Sleep

* 38.6636-121.38471 Lions Gate Hotel, 3410 Westover St.

## Go next

* Sacramento. It nearly impossible to visit McClellan and not head into nearby Sacramento.
# Montgomery County (Pennsylvania)

Montgomery County (known sometimes as "Montco") is a county northwest of Philadelphia. It ranges in character from farm country to suburbia. It has a population of over 830,000 (2019), making it the third most populous county in Pennsylvania. The county seat and largest community is Norristown.

## Cities

* 40.1-75.0997221 Abington
* 40.00139-75.2952 Ardmore
* 40.1308-75.42583 Audubon — named for naturalist John James Audubon, who lived there as a young man; including Oaks, Eagleville, and Mont Clare
* 40.0075-75.23424 Bala Cynwyd
* 40.152331-75.2662895 Blue Bell
* 40.1039-75.34316 Bridgeport
* 40.0211-75.31697 Bryn Mawr
* 40.1856-75.45838 Collegeville— home of Ursinus College; including Skippack, Schwenksville, Trappe, and Spring Mount
* 40.0772-75.30199 Conshohocken
* 40.15-75.32944410 East Norriton
* 40.138611-75.19138911 Fort Washington — including Ambler, Spring House, and Flourtown
* 40.013056-75.29444412 Haverford Township
* 40.1167-75.049713 Huntingdon Valley
* 40.0961-75.129414 Jenkintown
* 40.094722-75.37805615 King of Prussia
* 40.2419-75.284216 Lansdale — including North Wales, Souderton, Kulpsville, Harleysville, Doylestown, and Montgomeryville
* 40.213056-75.28361117 Lower Gwynedd Township
* 40.0075-75.262218 Narberth
* 40.12-75.341719 Norristown — including Bridgeport, Gladwyne, Jeffersonville, Conshohocken and Lafayette Hill
* 40.4281-75.533120 Palm
* 40.3956-75.497221 Pennsburg — including Green Lane, Greenville, East Greenville, Macungie, Palm, Spinnerstown, Red Hill, and Quakertown
* 40.2497-75.640322 Pottstown — including Gilbertsville, Limerick, Sassamansville, Royersford and Linfield
* 40.239722-75.3323 Towamencin
* 40.1461-75.116724 Willow Grove — including Horsham, and Hatboro

## Get in

* Philadelphia International Airport (PHL): Fly in from any major airport. Approximately 30-minute drive from Philadelphia.
* SEPTA Regional Rail Connects Philadelphia to Montgomery County. See Schedules$^{[deadlink]}$
* By car from Philadelphia: I-76 West, I-95 North.
* By car from Allentown: I-476
* By Greyhound bus twice a day from the New York Port Authority bus terminal on 8th Ave. between 40th and 41st St. in Manhattan., $27-45, 2¼hr
* By Bieber Tourways bus four times a day from the New York Port Authority bus terminal, $24-35, 2¼hr

## See

There are historic sites all over Montgomery County, each representing a unique aspect of its history.
There are several beautiful parks in Montgomery County, which are great for fishing, barbecuing, and nature hiking.

## Do

Montgomery County parks and historical sites are a must see when visiting this area. This is an excellent destination for eco-tourism because there is an abundance of wildlife and outdoor activities to enjoy.
* Schuylkill River Trail, ☏ +1 610 666-5371. This 11.5-mile multi-use trail, running from Philadelphia to Valley Forge National Historical Park, is a popular destination for biking, rollerblading, jogging, and walking. The trail is administered by Lower Perkiomen Valley Park.
# Colton

Colton is a city in San Bernardino County in Southern California.

## Get in

Interstate 10 and Interstate 215 intersect at Colton. Take I-215 South from San Bernardino or I-10 east from Los Angeles.

## See

* 34.0689-117.3231 Colton Area Museum, 380 N La Cadena Dr, ☏ +1 909 824 8814. Local history museum that's housed in the historic Colton Carnegie Library, built in 1908. (updated Jul 2021)

## Do

Attractions such as the California Speedway, California Theater of Performing Arts and Historic Route 66 also surround Colton.

## Buy

The Colton area is conveniently located to shopping and attractions. The Ontario Mills Mall, Inland Center Mall and Moreno Valley Mall are all close to Colton.

## Eat

* 34.0502-117.309761 Maharajah India Cuisine, 1091 S Mt Vernon Ave, ☏ +1 909-430-1044. Offers excellent food at very reasonable prices, though the atmosphere particularly upscale. (updated Nov 2016)

## Sleep

* 34.048647-117.3014911 Colton Inn, 1651 E Washington St. Free morning coffee is provided. $89. (updated Nov 2021)
* 34.02116-117.336452 Holiday Inn Express, 2830 Iowa Ave, ☏ +1 951 788-9900.
# Colorado River

The Colorado River is a river that runs through the United States and Mexico.

## Regions

The Colorado River runs through:
* Colorado.
* Utah.
* Arizona.
* Nevada.
* California.
* Baja California.
* Sonora.

## Cities

Listed in order from headwaters downstream:
* Glenwood Springs, Colorado.
* Grand Junction, Colorado.
* Moab, Utah.
* Page, Arizona.
* Boulder City and nearby Las Vegas, Nevada.
* Laughlin, Nevada and Bullhead City, Arizona.
* Needles, California.
* Lake Havasu City, Arizona.
* Blythe, Arizona.
* Yuma, Arizona.
* San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora.

## Other destinations

Listed roughly in order from headwaters downstream:
In Colorado: (Front Range and Northwestern Colorado):
* Rocky Mountain National Park and the headwaders of the Colorado River.
* City of Grand Junction.
* Colorado National Monument.
* McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area.
In Utah: (Canyon Country)
* Arches and Canyonlands National Parks.
* Town of Moab.
Along Arizona-Utah border:
* Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and Lake Powell.
In Arizona: (Northern Arizona and Western Arizona)
* Vermilion Cliffs National Monument.
* The Grand Canyon, one of the seven natural wonders of the world.
Along Arizona-Nevada border: (Southern Nevada).
* Hoover Dam and Lake Mead National Recreation Area.
* Town of Laughlin.
Along Arizona-California border: (California Desert)
* Route 66.
* Lake Havasu City and the London Bridge.
* Cibola National Wildlife Refuge.
Along Baja California-Sonora border: (Baja California and Sonora)
* City of San Luis Rio Colorado.
* Gulf Of California.

## Do

* Vermilion Cliffs National Monument:
** See the Wave, Paria Canyon, and Vermilion Cliffs.
* The Grand Canyon:
** Hiking and Whitewater Rafting in the Grand Canyon.

## Eat

* Black Pearl Restaurant at Pirates Den Resort, 7350 Riverside Dr, Parker, AZ 85344, ☏ +1 928 667-3102. (updated May 2021)
* Sundance Saloon, 5920 Riverside Dr, Parker, AZ 85344, ☏ +1 928 667-2200. (updated May 2021)
* CoVeu Drinkery and Eatery, 2247 Clearwater Dr, Bullhead City, AZ 86442, ☏ +1 928 299-5012. (updated May 2021)

## Sleep

* Pirate Cove Resort & Marina, 100 Park Moabi Road, toll-free: +1-866-301-3000, reservations@piratecoveresort.com. (updated May 2021)
* Lake Powell Resort & Marinas, 100 Lakeshore Drive, Page, AZ 86040, toll-free: +1-888-896-3829. (updated May 2021)
* Bluewater Resort and Casino, 11300 Resort Dr, Parker, AZ 85344, toll-free: +1-888-243-3360. (updated May 2021)
# Northern Angola

Northern Angola is a region of Angola.

## Cities

* -9.53333316.351 Malanje
* -6.26666714.252 M'banza-Kongo
* -6.13333312.3666673 Soyo
* -7.6087415.061314 Uige

## Other destinations

* -9.816.751 Cangandala National Park — Angola's most famous park, a reserve designed to protect the critically endangered Giant Sable antelope, which is the national symbol of Angola.
* -9.07583316.0033332 Kalandula Falls — one of Angola's most famous sights, near Malanje.
* M'Bdrige River Falls
* Musselenge Cascades
* -9.662515.5838893 Pungo Andongo — large, unusual black rock formations, reasonably easy to visit from Luanda or Malanje.
# Northeastern United States

The Northeastern United States is made up of two parts:
* New England — a region including the states of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut.
* Mid-Atlantic — a region including the states of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland.
# Northeastern Utah

Northeastern Utah is a region which includes the counties of Dagget, Duchesne, Carbon, Emery, Uintah, and the eastern half of Summit county (east of longitude 111W).

## Cities

* 39.6-110.8071 Price — the regional center, home to the College of Eastern Utah, and near Nine Mile Canyon
* 40.163-110.4032 Duchesne — a small town in the High Uintahs
* 38.993-110.153 Green River — a middle-of-nowhere roadside stop town with hotels and restaurants for tired I-70 drivers
* 39.689-110.8584 Helper — a small town home to the Western Mining and Railroad Museum
* 39.326-110.9645 Huntington
* 40.301-109.9946 Roosevelt — an oil town on the Ute Indian Reservation
* 40.455-109.5367 Vernal — the region's second largest town, located in the far northeast of the state, and near Dinosaur National Monument and Ashley National Forest

## Other destinations

* 40.533-108.9831 Dinosaur National Monument – contains an extensive deposit of fossilized skeletons
* 40.914-109.4212 Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area
* 39.781-111.1413 Scofield State Park — a forested park high in the Manti-LaSal Mountains. 39.7869-111.124 Scofield Resevoir is located here.
* The 40.7761-110.3735 Uinta Mountains — peaks above 13,000 ft, most notably at 40.776-110.3736 King's Peak , the tallest mountain in Utah, at a staggering 13,528 feet. Here you will also find the world's highest altitude long-distance hiking trail, completely above 11,000 ft, through the Ashley and Wasatch-Cache National Forests.
* 40.150278-111.3872227 Uinta National Forest — a bit further off the beaten path for more wilderness backpacking for the adventurous, mountain biking trails, some unusual geological features, and backcountry skiing