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Crossing the Baltic
I had a great time traveling across the Baltic Sea on a ferry. The overnight trip had many things about it that I appreciated. read more
View ArticleOff the beaten path: A New Way to Explore the United Kingdom
ShareThisDo you like to get off the beaten path, while traveling? I do, too. It’s always fun to get a new perspective on a place. Most travelers think off the beaten path means driving rural roads and...
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An Insider’s Guide to Bermuda: The Dos and Don’ts of Boat Rentals
Featured 5 ShareThisIt is often said that the best way to see the island of Bermuda is from the sea. A true Bermudian experience involves a day spent in a boat. Boat tours and excursions are a great...
View Article6 Ways to Get Around Australia
ShareThisAustralia is a big place. Often, when travelers head there, they think of going to one place. But imagine exploring Australia – in a variety of ways! There are so many different ways toget...
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My Love/Hate Relationship with China's Transportation
Featured 1 ShareThisThere are 1.3 BILLION people in China. Personal cars are a fairly recent addition to China's roads, and thankfully so! Even with the government-limited issuance of license plates...
View ArticleWhat You Need to Know Before Getting in a Rickshaw
ShareThisIn Delhi, India, people resort to using all sorts of modes of transportation - with their first priorities being going fast and conveniently.read more
View ArticleThe Seven Mile Walk
ShareThisWhy would anyone want to walk seven miles along the Washington mall? There are plenty of logical reasons. There is no parking. You are some kind of walking guru. Or, in my case, you want to...
View ArticleAn Unexpected Way to Travel Europe
ShareThisI’m always looking for unique ways to explore destinations I love. I remember reading a book in college (for fun, not for class), on cruising down the Seine on a houseboat. Now the drawback,...
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Camino de Santiago: Why, What, and Reflections
ShareThisWhy did I decide to walk nearly 500 miles in a foreign country where I knew no one and could not speak the language? I am still discovering the reasons, but this is what I know so far. read more
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