I've traveled to more than 50 countries across five continents, and one thing I've learned is that the best travel stories rarely go exactly according to plan.
I've explored ancient temples in Egypt, squeezed through the underground passages of Vietnam's Son Doong Cave, sailed through Norway's spectacular fjords, and wandered the colorful streets of Buenos Aires. But some of my favorite memories have nothing to do with famous landmarks.
They're the unexpected detours, the fascinating people, the meals I couldn't identify (but ate anyway!), and the occasional misadventures that make travel so much fun.
I love a little luxury, a lot of adventure, and getting beyond the usual tourist attractions to experience what makes a place special. Whether I'm exploring a remote village, diving beneath the ocean, or figuring out how to get home when my flights have been canceled, I'm always up for another adventure.
Come explore the world with me! I'll share the places I've been, the people I've met, and the stories I've collected along the way. Hopefully, you'll find a little inspiration for your own adventures, too.
Continuing our trip in Africa... After our time in Uganda, we took a few days to relax on the tropical island of Zanzibar! Read about our trip to Uganda here. See pictures from both parts of our trip here. Zanzibar is actually an archipelago that is part of Tanzania...
As I write this, I can't believe how much we did during our 3 night stay in Mumbai. We really packed a lot in! I recommend staying 4 nights if you want to see all these things, so you can have more downtime. We just happen to have lots of energy and be a little...
Cruising Down the River The idea and image of Santa Claus came from Germany, nutcrackers came from Germany, and snow globes came from Austria. Almost every major town or city in Germany and many in Austria have Christmas markets. Add the snow, cold temperatures, and...
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New Year's in Rio de Janeiro New Year's in Rio de Janeiro is an epic celebration of worldwide proportions. Here, it is known by its French moniker, "Reveillon," which means a new awakening. The major festivities occur on Copacabana Beach, where you can see numerous...
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