A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
If you want to transform your life during summer, consider engaging in one or more of these hobbies. These experiences can truly turn you into an adventurer. Although we might not carry the title of “adventurer”, we have undoubtedly embraced a life full of adventure. Let’s dive in!
When South Africa tourism asked us if we’d like to gokayaking with crocodiles and hipposin St. Lucia, it sounded like a good idea at the time. We didn’t really know what to expect, but hey, we love kayaking and it sounded cool. Once we got to the river to start our excursion, it was another story. I started to ask myself, why am I doing this again?
In 2011, Christchurch, the largest city in New Zealand’s South Island, experienced a devastating earthquake, leaving many parts looking like a wasteland even five years later.
Slathered with seaweed, bent like a pretzel, or pounded to a pulp, Dave and I have had our fair share of unique spa treatments.
New Zealand offers countless adventures for thrill-seekers, with bungy jumping being one of the most exhilarating experiences available. This destination boasts more bungee jump locations than anywhere else in the world.
Face it: sometimes you don’t have a great deal of time to spend in a city. However, I’ve learned that you can pack a lot into just 24 hours if you plan ahead and prioritize your activities. Here’s what I did during my brief visit to Nice, France. By Susan Guillory.
When visiting the iconic city of lights, it’s crucial to stay informed about museum and attraction closures. Our recent trip to Paris illuminated the importance of planning. Therefore, knowing when specific sites are closed can enhance your experience while saving you from unexpected disappointments.
“How do I become a travel blogger?” That’s a question we get a lot.People that run their own business in the real world work 18 hours a day to achieve success, and so do people who run successful travel blogs. We put in long hours every day. Luckily, we love what we do.
1. Overview of travel jobs that enable you to work and explore the globe.
Fancy working Abroad? A TEFL certification course gives you the tools you need to start teaching English abroad. TEFL (Teach English as a Foreign Language) is a great way to kick start your travels.
The United States National Parks are stunning natural treasures. With 63 national parks across the country, we’ve had the privilege of visiting many, from Alaska to Hawaii and beyond.
Winter in Colorado gives you access to diverse natural snow-covered landscapes, providing tons of winter activities. From iconic small ski towns that make enjoying snow sports accessible to Denver, a large city with delicious food, cultural events, and historic sites, Colorado has something for everyone. Here are the top winter activities in Colorado to enjoy during your trip.
Closures: Yosemite is open year-roundbut some roads are closed in winter due to snow. Certain areas are off-limits because of rock falls. Additionally, Glacier Point Road was closed in 2022 for improvements and is expected to reopen in 2023 but with potential delays. For updated information, visit theNational Parks Service Government Website.
Everybody loves St. Patrick’s Day. It is a vibrant festival filled with beer, green attire, and joyous gatherings with family and friends. This occasion celebrates Irish culture globally. Most individuals are unaware of the historical significance of Saint Patrick, so let’s delve into some fascinating St. Patrick’s Day facts that enhance your understanding of these lively festivities.
You can ice climb eight months of the year around Canmore, Alberta. Our guidePat Delaneyof Yamnuska Mountain Adventures tells us there are three places in the world that are the best for Ice Climbing. Norway is one, I can’t remember if it was Russia or somewhere in the Himalayas for his next choice, but who cares because the Canadian Rockies in Alberta are the tops!
When visiting Banff National Park in the summer, one of the quintessential Canadian bucket list items is to canoe Lake Louise. The emerald waters of Lake Louise reflect the imposing Victoria Glacier, and the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise has been a proud landmark for 100 years.
I look down into Iceland’s Silfra crevasse and I can feel the chill of the pristine glacial water drifting up toward my face. The water is crystal clear, allowing me to see the jet black lava stone bottom 70 or 80 feet beneath the surface. A bucket list moment had finally arrived; I was diving in Iceland. It was time to plunge into some of the coldest and clearest water in the world.
