Towers of Morocco’s Atlas Mountains
The Atlas Mountains stretch some 1,500 miles across northwest Africa — sunlit ridges, hidden canyons and weathered Berber villages where families tend terraced fields, churn butter and bake bread, all just about an hour from Marrakesh.
Croatia’s Dalmatian Isles
Once called Spalato, Split is Dalmatia’s sparkling heart and busiest port — the perfect launchpad for island hops to the Blue Cave, wild Stiniva, tranquil Budikovac and lively Hvar.
Antigua’s Indigenous Villages
Antigua’s nearby villages charm with macadamia groves, handwoven textiles and rich Guatemalan flavors. Unplug, wander quiet lanes and savor gentle village rhythms.
Sint Maarten’s Dutch Inspired Paradise
Bask in dreamy beaches, parrot sanctuaries and thrilling zip lines — Sint Maarten, a Dutch Caribbean gem in the Leeward Islands, shares its charm with Saint Martin to the north.
13 Travel Dos & Don’ts — A Guide to Smart Solo Adventuring
With nearly 20 years of travel and almost 60 countries under my belt, I remind new travelers: a few smart tips are all it takes for a smooth, safe, adventure.
Mogote Hills of Viñales Valley
Viñales a small town west of Havana with green rolling hills planted with fruit, vegetables, coffee and tobacco. It’s known for steep limestone hills called mogotes which dot the landscape and gardens full of palms and orchids.
Sri Lanka’s First Stop: Elephant Watching in Pinnawala
Pinnawala is a village near Sri Lanka's capital city of Colombo. The small village is special because of its elephant orphanage, nursery and captive breeding ground for wild Asian elephants. Pop over for a night and grab a room overlooking the elephant's watering hole.
Travel Hacks
Creating travel as a priority, choosing the ultimate destination and money saving tips to help your holiday run smoothly.
Near-Death Experience on Rainbow Mountain
A two-hour drive from Cusco, Vinicunca — the Mountain of Seven Colors — rises to 16,522 ft in the Andes. Its vivid stripes, born of minerals, shine best in August’s dry season.