Come for the beer and moules-frites, stay for the scenic countryside. Although Belgium is a relatively wealthy country, it is also one of the most politically complex countries in the world. Differences in language and culture between Flanders (the Dutch speaking portion) and Wallonia (the French speaking portion) have lead … Read More
Located north of Cabo San Lucas is the “Magical Village” (Pueblo Mágico) of Todos Santos. A sleepy little artists community, located in one of the few lush valleys in Baja. It makes a lovely place to spend the day shopping and eating, or a night or two before heading on … Read More
A Desert Oasis Full of Contrasts Abu Dhabi is so spectacular, you might think it’s a mirage. You can be atop a camel galloping through the desert one minute and shopping at some of the world’s most high-end stores the next. You can ride a traditional abra boat in the … Read More
One of the best ways to explore French Polynesia and beyond Paul Gauguin Cruises operates the highest-rated and longest continually-sailing cruise ship in the South Pacific, the renowned m/s Paul Gauguin, designed to explore the pristine lagoons of these islands, while our proud team of local Tahitians extend genuine Polynesian … Read More
Private Island Reserve North of the Main Island Tahiti lies the atoll of Tetiaroa. 12 Motu (Islands) clustered around a protected Lagoon. Marlon Brando fell in love with atoll and purchased a 99-year lease in 1966. The majority of the atoll is a sanctuary / bio-reserve with only Onetahi being … Read More
Saudi Arabia is now welcoming International Tourism In late 2019, the Saudi Kingdom launched a new Tourism initiative. And while there are still a few bumps to iron out, most American citizens can visit, if they wish to. At this time, all visitors are bound to abide by the Sunni … Read More
Where Water Adventures and Seaside Relaxation Meet The Cayman Islands are an unmatched tropical paradise, with palm trees dotting the white sandy beaches and stunning dive sites off every shore. Strut the streets of the cosmopolitan Grand Cayman, stretch out on the glittering shores of Seven Mile Beach, and venture … Read More
One of my favorite hotels in Cambodia. Amansara lies on the outskirts of Siem Reap, the cultural capital of Cambodia. The property lies ten minutes from the entrance to Angkor Wat, and is walking distance from the Cambodian royal family’s residence. Amansara is a 15-minute drive from Siem Reap International … Read More
Fabled Libations, Rich Culture, & Stunning Terrain Portugal’s Douro Valley vineyards have served as the center of the port-wine industry for 400 years. But look beyond the bottom of your glass to discover the cliffs and beaches of the Algarve, the waterfalls and lakes of Peneda-Geres National Park, the gorges … Read More
Sacred Buddhism – An Important Journey But Often with Strife For most of its independent existence, Myanmar (sometimes called Burma) has seen a good deal of ethnic violence and civil wars. As such, it can be a challenge to travel there — but if you do so, working with a … Read More
Healing through lunar forces Attune yourself to nature with our three or five-night retreat THE THREE-NIGHT STAY INCLUDES: • Full board breakfast, lunch and dinner • Daily herbal remedy • Daily yoga • One healthy cooking class and much more An extremely good 3-night or a 5-night Package offering. This … Read More
Still a bit under the radar… this is where the European Yachting-Set go to get a way from the crowds. Tourist Visa for US Citizens: Not required for stays under 90 days NOT part of the EU or the Schengen Agreement US Department of State Montenegro Information Kotor, Montenegro Simply … Read More
