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Moving to Mexico: My Story and Tips for Expats

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We’ve recently moved to Mexico from the Netherlands, and I’m here to share my experience and personal tips on moving to Mexico. In the past 17 years, we’ve lived in many parts of the world: from Singapore to US, Spain, UK and the Netherlands. When COVID19 hit, we felt it was time for a change again, especially since Alberto could finally work remotely full time. We wanted tropical weather, kid-friendly amenities and a large expat community — and Mexico’s Caribbean coast ticked all our boxes. Mexico is a vast... (c) Wild Junket Adventure Travel Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]

(Pumpkin) Spice Up Your Emails with Fall and Halloween-themed Templates

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Save time on design and get a jumpstart in spicing up your emails with a free Fall or Halloween-themed email template! A simple and easy way to bring the holidays into your email marketing – without having to start a design from scratch – these Quick Start templates are available in every FeedBlitz account year-round. The Fall-themed templates offer various image ... (c) FeedBlitz News - Read entire story here. … [Read more]

13 Great Walking Tours in Berlin

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Posted: 9/23/21 | September 23rd, 2021 Berlin is a moveable feast. The sprawling German capital has remarkable restaurants (serving cuisines from all over the world), amazing bars, some of the best clubs in the world, cool third-wave coffee spots, world-class museums, an eclectic mix of architectural styles, one of the most diverse populations in Europe, and a real mix of quirky subcultures. Berlin might not have a millennia-old past like Rome or a medieval ... (c) Nomadic Matt's Travel Site - Read entire story here. … [Read more]

Should charity begin on Instagram?

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As a certified B-Corp and a travel company operating in South America for well over a decade, we’ve teamed up with a couple of colleagues to call out a cheeky trend in greenwashing that has only intensified during the pandemic. Before you ask: Yes, we have been guilty of it too. Hard truths It goes without saying that the pandemic has had a devastating impact on the tourism industry. Poorer countries and smaller suppliers have been hardest hit. In South America, most guides, drivers, hotel staff and porters work as independent contractors, so tour operators, hotels ... (c) Featured Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]

7 Best Ways to Explore Greece

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Greece has everything to offer travellers–whether you want to explore bustling cities, relax on pristine islands, learn about fascinating culture, or just soak up the sunshine. Whatever you decide, we hope this list helps inspire your next trip to the country. Visit Athens Athens is one of Europe’s most beautiful cities and should be at the top of every traveller’s itinerary when visiting Greece. ... (c) Four Jandals Adventure Travel Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]

Jungle cruise: Exploring the Amazon rainforest aboard the luxury Aqua Nera

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As a team of explorers first, our Destination Experts are constantly on the move, discovering our featured destinations, accommodations, and exclusive activities first-hand. Sometimes we’re lucky enough to get up-close and personal on their journey with them as they share their experiences live over SA Expeditions’ social media platforms &ndash... (c) Featured Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]

Things that you can’t do while traveling: Part 1

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The year 2020 has meant sweeping changes in lifestyle for just about everybody on planet Earth. We here at Four Jandals are certainly no exception to this. We have been doing a lot of soul searching. We still firmly support the digital nomad cause and think that it’s wonderful that this existed, and will probably exist again soon. In the meantime, we’ve not only learned... (c) Four Jandals Adventure Travel Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]

What it’s like to experience luxurious, exclusive Costa Rica with SA Expeditions

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From rapids, rivers, and rainforests, to active volcanos and private coastal beaches, Costa Rica’s awe-inspiring landscape and abundance of activities will leave you breathless. Because there is so much to do and see, exploring this wanderlust-inspiring country requires some preparation. Having a well-organized itinerary for the duration of your stay will leave you with the freedom to simply relax, unwind, and take it all in. So, if you’re ready to explore, indulge, and adventure through the best ... (c) Featured Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]

The Best Neighborhoods in Prague: Where to Stay During Your Visit

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Posted: 8/28/2021 | August 28th, 2021 Franz Kafka famously said of Prague, “This mother has claws.” And he was right. There’s something about Prague that just won’t let you go. I can never get enough of this Central European metropolis. It has a little bit of everything: intriguing history, awe-inducing architecture, great pubs and clubs, and a budding restaurant scene to keep even the most ardent foodie full for a while. I first visited this city in 2006 and have been back multiple times, even leading tours here for a while. Prague is constantly changing and... (c) Nomadic Matt's Travel Site - Read entire story here. … [Read more]

Jeju Island in South Korea: Contemporary Architecture, Volcanic Landscapes, Tea Plantations & More

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Jeju Island is a beautiful volcanic island off the southern coast of South Korea. We include Jeju in several of our private South Korea tours because it’s a perfect multi-day excursion from Seoul (it’s only an hour by plane) that offers diverse touring options among spectacular landscapes. Here are our top reasons to visit Jeju Island. Volcanic Landscapes Three of Jeju’s volcanic features are so impressive, they have together been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The most iconic is spectacular Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak), a... (c) Artisans of Leisure – Luxury Travel Blog – Artisans of Leisure - Read entire story here. … [Read more]

5 Best Things To Do In Maryland

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One of the smallest states in the United States, Maryland sits peacefully on the Atlantic shore on the historic Chesapeake Bay, near Washington, D.C. Regardless of its size, this beautiful state has a lot to offer—from museums to historic sites, breweries, amusement parks, lakes, thriving wetlands, forested mountains, lakes, and waterfalls to keep you entertained throughout. The state is quite popular with sailors, beachgoers, and nature lovers due to the ... (c) Four Jandals Adventure Travel Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]

Seeing Giant Tortoises in the Galapagos Islands

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Giant tortoises are one of the most charismatic native animals in the Galapagos Islands. Every visitor delights in seeing the slow-moving creatures amble through the underbrush or bathe in a mudhole. We take our travelers to reserves on the islands that protect wild tortoises and their habitats, as well as captive breeding centers established by Galapagos National Park, where visitors can see the long-lived reptiles that give the islands their name (galapago means tortoise in Spanish). At the island reserves, Galapagos giant tortoises lead a mostly care-free existence of eating and bathing. ... (c) Artisans of Leisure – Luxury Travel Blog – Artisans of Leisure - Read entire story here. … [Read more]

Couples Travel – Why every couple should travel before marriage

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I have said it before and I will say it again. Before every couple settles down and gets married they should experience couples travel together for at least six months. And I don’t mean just going somewhere relaxing and romantic. I mean that you have to really travel together. You have to step outside your comfort zones together to see if you are going to go be able to go the distance. Couples Travel While we may not be married, we do know what 3+ years of couples travel will do to a relationship... (c) Four Jandals Adventure Travel Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]

Touring & Climbing the Duomo in Florence

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The Duomo in Florence, Italy, is a landmark cathedral and architectural masterpiece that towers above the red-tile roofs of the Renaissance cityscape. Seeing the Duomo and the adjacent Campanile and Baptistery in the heart of the historic center is a highlight of our private Florence tours. Work on the monumental Gothic-Renaissance cathedral—officially the Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore—began in 1296. Upon completion in 1436, the Duomo was the largest church in Europe (it’s still one of the largest in the world), a reflection of the prosperity and power of... (c) Artisans of Leisure – Luxury Travel Blog – Artisans of Leisure - Read entire story here. … [Read more]

Things that you can’t do while traveling: Part 2

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Hello again readers! We just published an article mentioning a few things that you absolutely can’t do unless you settle down in one spot. We realized we wanted to add things to the list, and the best way to do that would be with a fresh new article, so that it wouldn’t go unnoticed. Keeping that in mind, let’s continue talking about why it’s not such a bad idea ... (c) Four Jandals Adventure Travel Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]


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