Category: Adventure travel
Would you ever consider sleeping on a tiny island off the coast of Sweden? I didn’t until I was offered the opportunity to do so. Now I can’t wait …
Tim December 14, 2020 Adventure travel, Africa travel, Asia travel, Australia & NZ travel, Biggest highest longest, Canada travel, City or urban travel, Europe travel, Latin America travel, Middle East travel, Travel Once upon a time, you could visit the great bucket list wonders of the world—officially designated or otherwise—and practically have the place to yourself. That’s how I experienced Petra, …
At the start of the pandemic, streaming subscriptions like Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Hulu saw a surge in memberships–with some services up 50% from 2019. Locked at home, would-be …
Before the pandemic, it was hard to imagine the world’s most perfect waves breaking without a cluster of surfers vying for a chance to ride them. As someone in …
Kerry Dexter August 5, 2020 travel stories, Adventure travel, Africa travel, City or urban travel, Europe travel, food & drink, History, Kerry projects, Travel, US travel, world music Dreaming, planning, anticipating, remembering, reflecting: all of those are part of travel. They are all part of creating and sharing stories too. We are all storytellers here. We have …
A labyrinth of waterways and wide open channels weaves along the Utah-Arizona border. Walls of red sandstone give way to bright skies that come alive with stars at night. …
Wild Atlantic Way: the name itself brings up images of adventure and exploration. You will find those, as well as community, archaeology, food, drink, fishing, wilderness, music, and many …
If you’re a traveler who’s already held a funeral for their trusty backpack, closing it into the coffin of a dusty closet, there might be hope for its rebirth. …
When the first of my few major travel writing jobs vanished and our city enacted social distancing measures, I used my newfound free time to overcome my fear of …
As a resident of Tampa Bay for many years, it was easy for me to hop down to the Ft. Myers and Sanibel area regularly, so our lodging partner …
“It might be a bit bumpy,” my pilot revealed as our plane touched down on Yasawa Island. Looking out of the window, I saw hues of blue ranging from …
Before moving to the South Pacific, I’d never been on a truly small commercial aircraft. I’d flown major Asian, European, American, and Australian carriers, all with rigid safety requirements …