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Hiking Iceland’s Waterfalls: Glymur
About an hour’s drive north of the capital, we stopped to hike one of Iceland’s most beautiful and legendary waterfalls - Glymur!
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Hiking to the Fagradalsfjall Volcano
The eruption of the Fagradalsfjall volcano has been described as a "tourist eruption" and it was THE tourist destination of the year.
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Two Weeks in Iceland: The Ultimate Road Trip
Along the way around Iceland's Ring Road, you’ll find the most popular tourist attractions and gorgeous out-of-this-world secluded spots.
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Snorkeling in Silfra, Iceland
About an hour’s drive from Reykjavik is Sifra - Iceland’s most popular diving and snorkeling site.
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King Tut & Valley of the Kings
Ever since I was a little girl – I’ve been fascinated with Egypt.Maybe it’s because my mother was born here, maybe it’s because I’m part of that generation that collected NatGeo magazines full of Egyptian archeological finds, or maybe it’s because I watch waaaaaay too many history documentaries! I’ve long dreamed of visiting The Valley of the Kings – the final resting place for many of the pharaohs.I was not disappointed.Being here in person was better than my wildest dreams, better than those NatGeo mags, even better than any history doc!!! Unlike their predecessors, the pharaohs of the New Kingdom preferred discreet tombs to monumental pyramids. There are 63 “discovered”…
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My Favorite Mexican Beach
It is the sand and sandbar that make me feel like I've discovered Heaven on Earth.
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My Perfect Day in Guanajuato
Imagine if Positano and Segovia had a baby, it would be Guanajuato.
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Hot Air Balloon Ride Over Valley of the Kings
I am not a morning person, but what an experience!
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Saqqara, Memphis & the World’s Greatest Mistake
Without the step pyramids of Saqqara, even in their sad current state of demise, there wouldn’t be the Great Pyramids of Giza.
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Exploring Giza and all that sand
Forget Covid… his teeth were huge, yellow, and… I hear camels spit!
