Escape to the vibrant charm of San Miguel de Allende with this day-by-day guide featuring rooftop dining, wine tasting, and exploring one of Mexico’s most colorful cities. Continue reading
Category Archives: International Travel
What Should be in Your First Aid Kit for Adventure Travel
When traveling internationally, especially to lesser developed countries, you should take an emergency and first aid kit. Continue reading
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How to Spend a Day in Épernay, France
This is how to spend an afternoon in Épernay if you only have one day in the heart of France’s champagne region. Continue reading
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Stay at Dublin’s Original Rock n’ Roll Hotel in Temple Bar
On the fringe of the Temple Bar district is Dublin’s original Rock n’ Roll hotel. Recently renovated, The Clarence Hotel was pick for a night’s stay in Dublin, Ireland. Temple Bar is notoriously noisy. For a one-night stay I searched for a hotel that was close enough to the liveliness, but far enough out of … Continue reading
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How to Spend an Afternoon in Dublin, Ireland
Thanks to a delayed flight I got to Dublin, Ireland 5 hours after I was supposed to arrive. Instead of having a full day to wander around the city, I only had an afternoon. Here’s how to spend an afternoon in Dublin spending time in the city’s iconic Temple Bar district, visiting a cathedral, and … Continue reading
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5 Places to Go in Central America for Resort Stays, Beaches, and Urban Adventure
If you’re wanted to visit an exotic beach locale without spending a lot of travel hours from the United States and you’re looking for alternatives to Mexico, consider going a little farther south to Central America. Surprisingly there are a lot of flight options without the hefty price tag for flights to Europe or South … Continue reading
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How to Spend a 2-Night Layover in Panama City, Panama
How to spend a 2-night layover in Panama City including exploring Casco Viejo, seeing the Panama Canal, and a boat ride on Gatun Lake. Continue reading
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Gear Necessities for Everest Base Camp Trek, What I Didn’t Need, and What I Wish I Had Taken
When packing for Everest Base Camp Trek, or any multi-day trek, space and weight are paramount. Ideally you want to keep your duffle to 30 pounds or less. I had a gear list provided to my by my trekking outfitter Dr. Jon’s Adventures. It was a great guide for this first-timer trekker, but here’s what … Continue reading
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