Happy Monday, travelers! This week’s focus is on a destination that I haven’t yet been to: Peru! It’s a destination that is hot on everyone’s radar these days. Go for ancient history, incredible foods, craft cocktails, and Amazon adventures.
Our final destination in the Scottish Highlands is Fort William. Located over on the west coast, it is easily accessible from the cities of Glasgow and Inverness by train, bus, car, or on foot.
Elegance and modern design meet at the Four Seasons Georgetown Washington DC. Spacious rooms, a spa to make anyone envious, a full size lap pool, and one of the best steakhouses in the city make this an ideal hotel. Add in knowledgeable and friendly staff, a chic wine bar, and a superb location, and you […]
Today’s Scottish Highlands focus is on Inverness. Long known namely for the monster that bears its name, the town is a thriving artistic city with plenty of exciting things to do. Today, many will know the city because of the hit show Outlander.
The Isle of Skye is a highly popular destination that, while technically an island, is often lumped into the Highlands. It is accessible by ferry from both the mainland and from the Outer Hebrides or by car from Kyle of Lochalsh.
Glencoe, Scotland may be the Highlands most famous glen. It is most well known for the 1692 massacre of Clan MacDonald, but today is a popular hiking destination. In today’s post, I’ll explore this region and share a few photos (taken by me back when I was an exchange student!).
This week’s focus is all about the Scottish Highlands, a destination long romanticised and made popular in modern culture by shows/movies like Brigadoon, Outlander, Highlander, and Braveheart.
In late 2015, while still living in New Zealand, I had the opportunity to guide a small trip through New Zealand. It sounds enterprising, but it was my brother and his friend, both travelling to New Zealand for a friend’s wedding. My brother hasn’t been there since he was 7 (or 6, he skipped his […]
