The Amalfi Coast is a 50 km stretch of towns South of Naples nestled in the cliffs. It consists of 13 towns, each with it’s own distinct charm. There is a faint smell of jasmine that invigorates your spirit as you wander the narrow streets of each town.
Read MoreToday, I’m sharing about our trip to Scottsdale, Arizona. It was our first time flying in over 2 years! Scottsdale is a great destination for a long weekend, but you could easily spend 5-6 days here visiting the art galleries and enjoying some of the unique experiences.
Read MoreHello wanderers! I woke up this morning determined to publish something hopeful during our current Coronavirus pandemic. I’ll admit when we started hearing about the novel Coronavirus outbreak in China, I never dreamed it would turn into such a worldwide crisis. Rob and I were still eagerly planning trips for the spring and it wasn’t until about 3 weeks ago that things started to get very real and sobering here in the US.
Read MoreTruthfully, I have a love/hate relationship with flying. My Dad was actually a pilot and flight instructor for his entire career, but interesting my mom hates to fly! These days I’m not super keen on the actual flight part of travel, but my apprehension is still trumped by the exhilaration I feel when landing in a new city or destination,
Read MoreTrue confession, I had never even heard of Blenheim before we started planning our New Zealand itinerary. I knew we planned to visit all of the usual suspects: Mt. Cook, Milford Sound, Queenstown, but Blenheim? Blenheim is essentially in the heart of the Marlborough Region…
Read MoreWhen we started planning our trip to New Zealand we assumed we’d do both islands! We had 15 days (not including travel time) to spend and we were going to maximize it! Go big or go home, right? After a few of hours of research we realized this might be a bit aggressive. So we decided to focus on the South Island only and I’m really glad we did!
Read MoreWhen we started planning our trip to Santa Fe, I did a little research about nearby hiking areas and discovered Tent Rocks National Monument! I knew we would definitely need to stop here for a hike!
Read MoreLisbon is actually the one of the oldest cities in Western Europe. I don't always enjoy large cities, but Lisbon felt more like several smaller neighborhoods clustered together. While it's definitely growing in popularity quickly, we still had room to breathe and explore this lovely city without it feeling over touristic. It's also really budget friendly compared to many other cities in Western Europe!
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