Public or Private Tour? The first time I went to the Cape of Good Hope, 13 years ago, was on a public tour and we made several stops along the way to buy trinkets and other things that I didn’t … Continue reading 9 Non-Obvious Things You Need to Know Before You Go On Day Tours
Anyone who decides to travel to India has to ride in the country’s beloved auto rickshaw…at least once. Popularly known as a tuk tuk in Thailand, these 3 wheelers have been a part of India’s transportation system for decades. As … Continue reading India Auto Rickshaw Experience
Vietnamese food lovers know that pho is a staple of that country’s diet. Pho by definition is beef stock soup. But leave it up to San Franciscans to turn this classic dish into something vegetarian and vegans can also … Continue reading Inexpensive Vegetarian & Vegan Vietnamese Food in San Francisco
Costa Rica is covered largely by rain forest and if you’re going there for holiday, chances are you’re going to be visiting one of the many beautiful national parks. {Rain Gear} a good rain jacket. Before heading to Costa Rica … Continue reading Womens Guide to Packing for Costa Rica
I read several travel blogs and I find that many cater to digital nomads. It’s like unless you’re traveling full-time, you’re not really a traveler. I disagree. I have been traveling around the globe for 16 years – taking annual … Continue reading Not A Digital Nomad? No Worries!
Both! They’re both gorgeous white-sand beaches in fun environments and relatively easy to get to. Getting to Bondi or Manly Catch a ferry to Manly from Circular Quay. Or catch a local, on-time and clean bus to Bondi. Bondi’s only … Continue reading Visit Bondi or Manly Beach?
I originally published this article in mid 2017. Now it’s almost the middle of 2025 and so many travels later, the bottom line is yes! Buying water shoes and good water shoes has been totally, 100% worth it. I have … Continue reading Do You Really Need Water Shoes?
La Fortuna Waterfall (aka Catarata Fortuna) is one of the most visited waterfalls in Costa Rica. It’s about 75m (~246 feet) and sits at the base of the dormant Chato volcano. When I was researching this, the posts made it … Continue reading Visiting La Fortuna Waterfall, Costa Rica
The answer is a resounding yes! As with many major waterfalls that are on the border of two counties, there’s a side with better views and … Continue reading Worth it to Visit the Brasil AND Argentinian sides of Iguacu Falls?
Moss Landing, is a haven for seeing humpback whales. It’s in the Monterey Canyon, the largest and deepest canyon off the Pacific Coast. To give you … Continue reading Whale Watching, Moss Landing, California
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