It was the kind of morning dreamy travelogues are made for. The cry of gulls and children’s chatter mingled with the distant ringing of bicycle and church bells. The sunlight threw chevron stripes across the cotton duvet. And the white linen curtains billowed into the room like sails. I eased out of bed and stood ... (c) Inside the Travel Lab - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
1Dad1Kid.com Since sharing that we’re going back to Mexico to see if perhaps another part of the country (as opposed to the Yucatan) would work as a base for us, particularly San Miguel de Allende (SMA), I’ve had several people ask what about SMA has drawn us there. So, I figured I’d share the reasons why it’s the first stop for us. Food Mexican food is amazing pretty much everywhere in Mexico. Each region has its special dishes ... (c) 1Dad1Kid.com - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Categories: Best OfTravelingBody: Florida Culture for the Week of September 28, 2015 by Josh Garrick NOW to Oct 25 – The Garden Theatre Presents ‘La Cage aux Folles’ The Garden Theatre has begun their season with Jerry Herman’s brilliant La Cage aux Folles – the first show ever to win the Tony Award for Best Musical three times. Considered ‘controversial’ when it first opened in New York ... (c) Wandering Educators - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Greetings, I’m writing this from Novi Pazar the morning after a long day at the Uvac Special Nature Reserve in Serbia. The nature reserve consists of ~5525 hectares in western Serbia and at its peak is roughly ~1300M+ above sea level. This reserve is home to numerous species of fish, some incredible caves and the breeding grounds for the griffon vulture. We spent a day in and around the Uvac... (c) Stop Having a Boring Life - Global Living Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
In today’s guest post, we’re sharing the story of Amanda, an American expat living in Marrakech, Morocco with her husband and two boys. We have not visited Morocco (yet!), so we’re happy to have Amanda share her firsthand tips and tricks for safe and fun travel to Morocco with kids. Travel to Morocco with Kids I know what you’re thinking, Morocco isn’t the first location that comes to mind when planning a family vacation. But today I’d like to share a few reasons why you should consider adding ... (c) Traveling Canucks - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Photo Credit: brewbooks via Compfight ccFor the thrill seekers and budget backpackers, New Zealand is a haven in the southern hemisphere. However, while the adventurous adrenaline junkies are bungee jumping off bridges, travelers looking for a different kind of enjoyment are indulging in a glass of fine wine in the most luxurious of accommodation settings. New Zealand is more than just a place for active, outdoor experiences. There are... (c) Travel the World - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
I realize I’m jumping the gun on this; it is, after all, still September. But with the majority of the year behind me, I thought I’d take a few minutes to reflect back on the travel experiences that have meant the most to be this year. I do this acknowledging the fact that I still have several more trips planned for this year and by December 31, I will undoubtedly and hopefully be able to add to this list. More than anything, it’s a good mental exercise for me to look back and reflect and try to ... (c) LandLopers - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
There’s lots of reasons to visit London – the history, the culture, the nightlife, the shopping, and the restaurants. You can easily fill your days with a frenetic program that takes in all of these things, but if you have the opportunity you should also check out some of London’s ... (c) E Travel Blog | Today Travel News & Trip Ideas - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Secretary General of the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) Hugh Riley has urged regional authorities to institute an Open Skies policy and wherever possible to eliminate secondary screening at Cari read more (c) eTurboNews (eTN) - Original and unique global international news with a focus on travel and tourism - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Join Vagabondish on Twitter and Facebook. When I say Pennsylvania, you think …? Cheesesteaks, insane Eagles fans, and Rocky’s totally rad climb up the steps of that fancy museum in Philly, right? Rabid Fans © US Presswire Totally understandable. But there are actually other cities in Pennsylvania! The cities of Harrisburg and Hershey don’t get nearly the same love as Philadelphia, yet they’re both fantastic in their own right. Harrisburg’s downtown core, in particular, has rapidly grown over the last five years to include fantastic craft breweries, excellent outdoor... (c) Vagabondish - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Sollipulli is a volcano with an expansive crater that similar to Crater Lake in Oregon and was once much taller before collapsing inward on itself. (c) RMI Expeditions - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Solar eclipses are rare and enchanting events that can catch us unprepared. For the most memorable solar eclipse experience, you have to be ready at the right time, and situated in the right place. (c) Quark Expeditions® Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
The Potala Palace Lhasa, Tibet Yes, you can visit Tibet in 2015/2016 but here are some things to know first One of the most popular questions I get is how to travel from Nepal to Tibet overland. It’s a very easy thing to do as that previous link to my guide will show. Likewise from mainland China into Tibet it’s also very easy. Due to strict permits and security checks there really is only one option – take a tour. However, since the 2008 uprising in Tibet, China has constantly changed the regulations... (c) The Longest Way Home | Travel Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Little atolls rise from the dark blue water like droplets of turquoise pearls, in different shapes and sizes. There are hundreds, if not thousands of them, scattered randomly all over the Indian Ocean. It’s as if Mother Earth had sprinkled a handful of sapphire gems into the sea and created this nation of atolls. In actual fact, Maldives is made up of approximately 1,200 coral islands — only about 200 inhabited — grouped into a double chain that resemble a necklace draped along an undersea plateau. The islands are small... (c) Wild Junket - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
I have always been one to try to keep an organized house. Friends used to always joke that I was a little bit on the obsessed side when it came to having everything in my apartment meticulously placed. Well, even though I’m without home at the moment, I still like to keep my belongings in an orderly and easy to find fashion. Travel organizers have helped me do that. Get organized in your travels Dave and I live out of suitcases and backpacks. Having our travel... (c) The Planet D: Canada's Adventure Couple - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Army Special Forces veteran Ray Knell cautiously walks toward an old bison before giving it a wide berth; Photograph by Ben Masters Ray Knell, a Green Beret and Afghanistan war veteran, called me in January 2015 seeking advice on how to ride a thousand wilderness miles from Colorado to Montana along North America’s Continental Divide. Two years ago, I completed a 3,000-mile ride using wild mustangs across the American West as part of the documentary Unbranded, so I was eager to share my experiences with Ray for his journey... (c) Beyond the Edge - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
We have been overdue for a good wingsuit flight video, but this one certainly makes up for lost time. It features Graham Dickinson and Dario Zanon flying through the Alps, which is of course a common theme in these types of clips. But what will amaze you as how close the get to the ground, and how they actually fly below the height of the trees, expertly maneuvering in and out of a forest on the... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, (c) The Adventure Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
The supreme convenience and functionality of a fanny pack with the added benefit of not being one and looking damn good while doing it.*TRAVELKIT EDC POUCH URBAN TOOL» BADASS BACKPACKS // GRCK » NOMAD MOBILE GEAR // HLNMD » TACTICAL iPHONE CASE // HTCS A cutting-edge label based in Vienna, Austria specialized in creating smart and fashionable design products to carry mobile digital devices and personal items comfortably and stylish in everyday life.Shaping the zeitgeist as indispensable elements…URBAN TOOL– The travelKit by Urban Tool –The creative minds at Urban Tool have a tendency to solve ... (c) VINJABOND - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Hiking the Arctic Circle Trail Kangerlussuaq, Greenland Standing alone on Greenland’s barren ice cap in complete silence, you’re hit with the reality of how remote this place is. Smiling, I hike West as snow begins to fall. NOTE: This is Part 1 of a 3 part series. Would you like an update when the remaining articles are published? Click Here To Subscribe... (c) Expert Vagabond - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
I had never heard of Zwolle until the day before I visited. When planning my trip from Amsterdam to Groningen I saw I had to change train there. I looked it up and read that it has a medieval centre set inside a defensive canal. Sold! The old town area is a ten minute walk from the train station and the town... (c) Nomadic Notes - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Waiting in the parking lot.. hitched up and ready to go! First.. the big news! We have been sprung free from Elkhart, Indiana and are back on the road! On Tuesday afternoon, after buttoning up the final tweaks and settled up the bill – we fired up the 2-stroke engine and started our journey south and west towards Albuquerque. In this post we’ll catch you up on what we are calling the ‘home stretch’ – the final preps and finishing touches. First, the video edition with commentary taken every couple of days ‘in the moment’: If video... (c) Technomadia - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
I started off 2015 with a 10-day silent Vipassana meditation course, one of the hardest things I’ve ever chosen to do. I wasn’t a meditator. I had never even meditated before. My friends, appalled that I was taking this on, told me that it was like running a marathon before ever trying to run. ... (c) Legal Nomads - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
I whine about Bali a lot, both because Bali and because British. But I love Indonesia. And this trip I’m on has reminded me why. Because Indonesia is the only place in the whole wide world where you can set out looking for an island populated entirely by midgets and land up diving with whale sharks. (Probably also the only place where the equivalent of the head of a county council will invite you to his house to meet the spirits of ancestral kings, too.) I am currently “on assignment” as ponces have it... (c) EscapeArtistes - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
There are many people in my life who I’ve turned to for guidance to make sense of life’s journey and how to best deal with its ups and downs. I treasure their wisdom and how they’ve helped me transform my life. But, there has been one, who I’ve returned to again and again, ... (c) y Travel Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
