The Charm of Canggu: The Best Things to See and Eat
The best restaurants, bars, and views of Canggu. We explored the best things to see and eat in the best areas of Canggu, Bali. The best cocktail, breakfast, cafe, and sunset spots to enjoy while you travel. Continue reading The Charm of Canggu: The Best Things to See and Eat
The Colors of Kauai
We had the amazing opportunity of spending a month in Kauai. There was enough time to venture and get a true sense of the local’s life. Enjoy our top picks. Beach Larsons beach has a secluded experience on the island of Kauai. It’s privacy Getting to this beach you must go down Koolau road and do not miss the Zuckerburg/Facebook property project that is happening … Continue reading The Colors of Kauai
Where Coffee Gives Me Life
My day comes down to coffee. The stronger, the better to get the day cracking. The coffee culture is alive and well in my everyday life. Whether I am writing or having a chat, coffee is essential. Finding coffee shops is on top of the list, so when visiting the expansive L.A. city, it was a bit of a challenge. But, I looked and stumbled … Continue reading Where Coffee Gives Me Life
English Countryside’s Calling
Visiting England can have you experiencing all different cultures, with London especially. Food and everything around the world is in walking distance in most sections of the city. This aspect makes the city vibrant and rich in diversity. Hundreds of languages are heard while sitting on the tube. One still sees the old English pubs and the historical sights that has made it a world … Continue reading English Countryside’s Calling
Lagos: The Edge of the World
Set on the southwest corner of Portugal, the city of Lagos is not a secret to European travelers. The Atlantic winds brings surfers and aquatic venturers to this beach town. Seafood restaurants and a nightlife carve out the curvy streets. The drive of the town is everything water. Doing a boat tour, kayaking, or getting on the water are the reasons to discover Lagos. Their … Continue reading Lagos: The Edge of the World
Oasis in the clouds: Vejer De La Frontera
Ninety minutes south of Seville can have you transported to another era. Vejer de la Frontera was controlled by the Moors for over five hundred years, and this influence can be seen throughout the village. The town is situated on top of a cliff, which kept it protected from invasion. The Spaniards took back the town in 1200 from the Moors and added De La … Continue reading Oasis in the clouds: Vejer De La Frontera
The mountainside bliss of Gambino Winery
Planning and detailing trips have never been a priority. Our Sicily trip was approaching fast with not many plans in place. One day, while flicking through Instagram, a winery popped up in the feed. The pictures showed the winery is situated next to Mt. Etna and carved into the slopes. Since I was going to be on the east coast in Taormina, there was no … Continue reading The mountainside bliss of Gambino Winery
