I first fell in love with the polar regions on a polar bear walking safari in Manitoba. From that moment on, I’ve been fascinated by the otherworldly landscapes, the incredible wildlife, indigenous history, and the inherent adventure of going to such a remote destination. So when Adventure Canada invited me on the Ocean Endeavor for […]
Adventures, Canada, Churchill, Destinations, Manitoba, North America, Wildlife Photography / Tips
The Ultimate Guide to Polar Bear Tours and Things to do in Churchill Manitoba
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Feb
Feb
Situated on the remote western shore of Hudson Bay in Canada’s subarctic, is Churchill, population 900, give or take. It’s a quiet town in the province of Manitoba, surrounded by hundreds of miles of rugged wilderness. The only way to get there is from Winnipeg by plane or endure a 40-hour train ride. Why should […]
Destinations, New York, North America, United States
An Easy Visitor’s Guide: the Cathedral of St. John The Divine, NYC
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Jan
Jan
Updated: January 2019 At over 120 years old and the largest Cathedral church in the world, St. John the Divine was on my “explore” to-do list for some time. Over the years, it’s hosted dignitaries such as Martin Luther King Jr., Nelson Mandela, and the Dalai Lama. Sting held a concert there for the launch of his […]
Destinations, Florida, North America, Top Posts, United States
The Ultimate Guide: Visit the Ding Darling Wildlife Refuge on Sanibel Island
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Oct
Oct
Whenever I am in Fort Myers seeing family, a visit to the JN “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge is always at the top of my to-do list. It’s a beautiful spot with walking trails, bike paths, an abundance of wildlife with over 245 species of birds. Ding Darling is located on Sanibel Island, a popular vacation destination […]
Destinations, New York, North America, United States
Beware: You’ll Be Obsessed with the Zipline at Hunter Mountain
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Jun
Jun
One of the most memorable experiences you’ll have is one that frightens you at first then ends up being tons of fun. Such was the case with the SkyRider, the Hunter Mountain zipline in New York’s Northern Catskills, one of the fastest, highest and longest in North America Why was I afraid you ask? I […]
Adventures, Multiple Destination Tips
24 of the Most Breathtaking Views in the World Worth Traveling For
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May
May
What do you envision when you imagine a Breathtaking view?” Wide-open spaces? An urban skyline? Sandy beaches or soaring mountains? Granted, it’s all in the eyes of the beholder but I think we can all agree that if someone says a view is one of the most breathtaking views in the world (and I don’t […]
Adventure Cruises, Destinations, Mexico, North America, Travel Stories
UnCruise the Sea of Cortez: Don’t Miss this Amazing Small Boat Adventure
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May
May
Updated: December 29, 2019 “Here they come!” Racing toward us a huge pod of dolphins eager to ride the bow waves of our boat, their dorsal fins slicing through the Sea of Cortez like hot knives through butter. Propelled by the swell, they weave in and around each other with the deftness of a con […]
Destinations, New York, North America, United States
Smorgasburg NYC – A Delicious Weekend Foodie Mecca
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Apr
Apr
On a lazy summer Saturday, my sister Lisa and I subwayed our way to Brooklyn’s East River State Park in Williamsburg to check out Smorgasburg, a popular hipster-ish food market (there were a lot of man buns walking around) I’d read about but never explored. It was part gourmet, open-air food market, part culinary crystal […]
Africa, Botswana Safaris, Destinations, Safaris, Slider, Travel Stories
Selinda Explorers Camp For An Unforgettable Botswana Safari
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Apr
Apr
There are moments when the stars align and everything comes together and this is one of them. Above us, lounging in the crook of a sprawling jackalberry tree, an adult female leopard is bathed in golden light and to my delight, she knows how to work the camera. I can tell, it’s going to be […]
Destinations, New York, North America, United States
Celebrating the NYC Easter Parade and Easter Bonnet Festival
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Apr
Apr
No one would ever mistake Manhattan for being a touchy-feely city. People mostly keep to themselves and the pace can make even the most type – A personality long for a breath. But now and then a holiday comes along and the city softens. Crowds brim with laughter and smiles and the only goal is […]