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The Canadian Bed & Breakfast Guide 2000-1by Richard Pennick
When you arrive at their front door, you are the welcome
guest of people who enjoy sharing their homes while at the same time enriching
their own lives through cultural exchange and friendship! The reasonable prices
let you travel further and stay longer, and the breakfasts are something to
write home about!.
Whether you want to be close to the theatres, attractions of
the big city, away from it all in a log cabin in wilderness
surroundings near wildlife and totem poles, watch Whales from a
friendly fisherman’s cottage, relax in the wide open spaces of a ranch farm
near the foothills of the Canadian Rockies or fantasize about the perfect drive
as you gaze down the fairway from a home right on the golf course, the guide
tells you how to get there.
The Canadian Bed & Breakfast Guide, paperback edition,
is compiled by Gerda Pantel, and has over 1350 entries in its 425 pages. The
2000-1 guide is published by Penguin Books, Canada and can be ordered through
book shops available April 1 2000. Website: To buy the book online see the Penguin Canada
website at: www.penguin.ca -Updated 4-30-00- |
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When you are
traveling in Canada, and want to meet the
locals to get a feel for the country, there is no better way than the bed and
breakfast way! Warm, inviting, personal and unique, bed and breakfasts get you
out of the pricey hotels, and run-of-the-mill motels.
The fifteenth edition of the 2000-1
Canadian Bed & Breakfast Guide is a comprehensive source of
information on accommodation coast to coast - from Vancouver and Victoria on British Columbia’s Pacific coast - to Halifax, Nova
Scotia on the Atlantic seaboard, this guide extensively lists accommodations in
each province, with black and white photographs and complete information about
each entry: a description of the B&B, directions, rates, room availability,
special features, plus services and tourist attractions in the area. The guide
also features the B&B’s e-mail address. 
Canadian fly drive programs are gaining in popularity and
packages are available through most travel agents. All you need is a valid
national drivers license, and you are away from the airport in minutes, out on
the Canadian open road!