Yes, it’s still around! Over the past few weeks, images of glowing blue bioluminescent beaches have emerged from Southern California. The bioluminescence is caused by dinoflagellates (a type of plankton) that light up when…
On a trip to Colombia full of incredible experiences, Casa Loma Minca was a surprise highlight. Think insane sunsets, wonderful food, and falling asleep under the stars to the sounds of the jungle. Where…
On their website, Buccaneers Backpackers states: A gem on the Wild Coast of South Africa, Buccaneers Lodge & Backpackers has something for everyone – budget and luxury accommodation, adventure and relaxation. Come, stay, leave…
I don’t say this lightly: experiencing South Africa’s sardine run was perhaps one of the most memorable trips of my life! Nicknamed the “Blue Serengeti,” sardine run diving is adrenaline-filled and heart-pounding — think…
While in Cartagena, Colombia, you will undoubtedly see various signs for tours to Islas del Rosario. The famous Rosario Islands National Park are remote islands famed for stretches of white sand beaches fringed by swaying trees. Expect…
One of the most common questions I get is, “How do you travel so much with a full time job?” Traveling internationally was much easier when I was still in school, as a full…
Wondering what are the things to do in Maldives? From staying in an overwater bungalow to scuba diving with manta rays and whale sharks, there’s no shortage of endless experiences and activities! If there’s…
Wedged between other larger European countries, Luxembourg definitely shouldn’t be overlooked for everything it has to offer. With picturesque streets, gorgeous scenery and a fascinating history, this is a truly unique nation. While studying abroad…
“I don’t have enough money to travel.” If I had a dollar for every time I heard this, I’d have enough money to definitely travel! The truth is that one of the most common…
Who can safely say they’ve dined in the trees before? Treepod dining at Soneva Kiri: think tea, scones, sandwiches, croissants…all served to you while suspended 35 feet above the ground, surrounded by the forest…
The Devil’s Den in Florida…is that a cenote? What is the Devil’s Den? For the longest time, I thought the only place you could scuba dive in a cenote was in Mexico. I’d become…
Have you ever wanted to swim with manatees? There are very few things that will get me up at 4am in the morning and into frigid waters…one of those being the chance to swim…