When I got the exciting last-minute news that I would be joining an Antarctica expedition, it became quickly apparent that I did not have the gear needed to be comfortable and prepared for such an endeavor. I set off on a wild shopping extravaganza, trying many items and ultimately choosing those that felt best for…
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An autumn trip to Italy means fewer crowds and milder temperatures in one of world’s most beautiful destinations. The very mention of Italy conjures timeless images: sumptuous meals, world-famous art, glittering coastlines…and, often, crowds. During the height of summer, the country buzzes with beautiful energy as travelers fill every piazza and viewpoint. But for those…
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The Fisherman’s Trail has a dirty little secret nobody warns you about. It’s not the elevation changes or the distance that gets you – it’s the sand. Miles and miles of deep, energy-sucking sand that turns a scenic coastal hike into a battle of wills. But here’s the thing: those views make every trudging step worth it.…
When Americans think of a ‘warm winter getaway’, it’s usually not European cities that come to mind. The default is a quick, easy flight to the Caribbean or Mexico. But what if we told you that you could trade the usual all-inclusive scene for ancient ruins, vibrant cities, and incredible food—all while still getting a…
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Granada is easily my favorite city in Spain. I like it so much that I’ve even been back three times! In experiencing Granada several times I noticed that where you stay has a huge effect on your experience. Let me share with you here some tips for the best hostels in Granada. (Psst, I also have…
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Here is your complete guide to visiting Cierva Cove, a beautiful and otherworldly spot along the western Antarctic Peninsula. Cierva Cove is a breathtaking and pristine coastal area in Antarctica with abundant wildlife. Situated along the western Antarctic Peninsula near the Gerlache Strait, this picturesque cove feels like one of those classic Antarctic spots that…
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As an avid music festival attendee, techno addict, and outdoor adventure travel enthusiast — it’s safe to say I’m always looking for a great hydration backpack for every need (mainly for festivals though). I’m also a massive believer in the importance of partying smart (especially now that I’m still going to festivals in my mid…
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Sometimes the best adventures begin with absolute chaos. That’s exactly how my sister and I kicked off our Portugal Fisherman’s Trail journey – knee-deep in sewage water at 6 AM, just hours before our international flight. No planning, just pure problem-solving energy and a healthy dose of dark humor. The Morning That Went Down the Drain Picture…
Portugal Fisherman’s Trail Day 1: From Connecticut Chaos to Portuguese Coast Read More »
There’s a moment familiar to every wanderer with a phone: you’ve just shared a slice of your life—a sunrise over a foreign city, a quiet moment in a bustling café—and you wait. You hope that little circle with the number of viewers fills up, a sign that your journey is resonating, creating a connection across…
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Pin Subscribe now to get our Cruise Planning Guide and the latest updates! Norwegian Cruise Line has quietly made another change to its dining policies, this time affecting room service. Guests sailing this month have started noticing a new restriction: each guest in a stateroom can now order only one hot item and one cold…
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