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Defining what makes the best California road trips depends on expectations. Some will want to eat their way through the famous culinary spots California is famous. Others will want to sip local wine. Or maybe want to explore theme parks…. Continue Reading →
The American Southwest is for many a mystic place. Who hasn’t seen some of the old movies featuring the stunning landscape of the Monument Valley as well as the importance of Native American history and culture? With so many national… Continue Reading →
Traveling to Hawaii is everyone’s dream, and the different Hawaii islands have plenty to offer to all expectations. What to do in Hawaii really depends on what you are looking for, and a Hawaii itinerary can be as varied as… Continue Reading →
White road. White horizon. White sky. A drive on the ice road of the frozen Mackenzie River from Inuvik to Tuk in Arctic Canada. Our week in Inuvik primarily focused on mushing our own dog sled team but part of… Continue Reading →
You might head to Los Angeles or San Diego for the theme parks or historic districts, but Southern California is a fantastic place for cool adventures. During our over 15 years of living in California, we spent most of our… Continue Reading →
Famous for its unique landscape, Halong Bay is also home to roughly 1,400 people spread among 400 families. We were eager to discover these traditional villages, to get a chance to get a sense of the Vietnamese way of life… Continue Reading →
La Paz historical area can be easily walked around, with very manageable hills. Walking through the downtown area can be as quick as one day, to full two days if visiting some of the museums. Walking Through La Paz History… Continue Reading →
Hiking in the Verdon Gorge (Gorges du Verdon in French) is another popular activity in the famous Luberon canyon, with trails of different difficulties. For our Verdon Gorge hiking experience, we decided to go hiking the Imbut trail. That Verdon… Continue Reading →
The turquoise colors of the Verdon river are as striking in real life than on the incredible photos you might have seen. And a popular activity is Verdon Gorge kayaking. We had seen photos of the turquoise colors of the… Continue Reading →
Thank you El Niño for finally sending good snow to the Sierra Nevada! The mountains are finally wearing their white mantel and the fresh powder is heaven for cool snowboarding! We headed to Diamond Peak on that Saturday morning, excited… Continue Reading →
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