We headed east of Los Angeles for about 2.5 hours for the ultimate desert retreat. The most luminous glow of red and orange hues lit the sky as we made our way off the paved road and onto soft sand. The course set directly towards the mountain range slightly northeast of Joshua Tree and into Twentynine Palms. As the night grew darker, we couldn’t help but wonder if we had made a wrong turn. It was finally, about a quarter-mile off the road, we saw the lonely, barn-turned-hideaway we would be staying at known as The Folly Collection. Continue reading →
The Dominican Republic is a paradise often visited by couples looking for a romantic retreat or families enjoying all-inclusive resorts. But if you think you’ve seen everything this island has to offer, you’ve got a lot of exploring to do! The southwest Dominican Republic is a vast region varying in landscapes and hidden sites. From undiscovered waterfalls to untouched beaches to the region’s first vineyard, the DR as you know it is long gone.Continue reading →
As if Las Vegas wasn’t enough of a treat itself, there’s yet another reason to visit the southern part of Nevada. If you’ve been looking for an offbeat getaway to hike, explore and marvel at Earth’s beauty, then you have got to visit the Valley of Fire!Continue reading →
You might have heard of Pismo Beach, especially if you’ve taken a road trip up PCH. But this hidden spot still remains to be a quiet, quaint beach town practically untouched on the Central Coast of California. If you feel like going somewhere a little different than a typical trip to Big Sur or Santa Barbara, then here’s how to see Pismo Beach, California.Continue reading →
When I decided to go to Prague, I knew what was on my must-see list: walk across the Charles Bridge, fall in love with Malá Strana, and drink as much absinthe as I could possibly stomach. And while all of those things are wonderful (albeit, crowded), there’s so much more to this city than the typical slew of tourist must-sees. Continue reading →
Spring is notorious for music festival season, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg. There are thousands of festivals throughout the year, both large and small, religious and weird, pure and messy. If you want to make this the ultimate year of partying, here are a year of the best festivals around the world!Continue reading →
A few weeks ago, I went to the RiSE Festival, aka the most magical festival ever. I connected with the energy of strangers, set my intentions into the world and witnessed tens of thousands of lanterns light up the night sky. And it was the most beautiful thing I’ve ever experienced.
There were some things during our honeymoon that annoyed Kev to high heaven. One, was my inability to be decisive about which restaurant we should eat at. The second, was my wanting to use my GoPro Hero 4 for EVERY. SINGLE. MOMENT. But ultimately, I made ‘The Clumsy Traveler Honeymoon Around the World Video!’
Crystal blue water, white, sandy beaches, delicious food, beautiful sunsets and romantic bliss. What could be better? Every year, millions of tourists venture to the exotic and beautiful island of Bali. But travelers have started heading out further east for a more deserted island, authentic, tropical vibe. Continue reading →