Hello! Thanks for reading! ... Since I bought my domain name, I’ve been to countries in Europe, Africa, and the Caribbean as well as to some great cities in the US. What I haven’t written about in my blog is the Carolinas ... However, I won’t be calling South Carolina home for much longer. In a few weeks I’m moving to Mexico City...
I love geographically unique places. If you ask me how I choose my travel destinations, there are a number of obvious answers: cost, feasibility, whether friends want to go along, etc. But geography is another huge factor for me, especially for solo trips. When I decided to take a road trip through the Outer Banks of North Carolina...
There are a handful of American cities that I would describe as just plain fun: for example, New Orleans and Miami. As of this past weekend, I’m adding Nashville to that list. A friend from high school and I went and discovered an up-and-coming city where we could relax, decompress, and have a good time...
This post will explain how to plan a successful trip to Havana, Cuba without a tour package. It is written with Americans in mind and will address the travel restrictions we face as of May 2018. Keep in mind that...
Allow me to start off by metaphorically shouting from the rooftops: Cuba is an amazing country that you absolutely can (and should) venture to this year! I decided to go for Memorial Day weekend and am so glad I did...
This past weekend I had to run an errand in Daytona Beach, Florida, so I took the opportunity to check out two new destinations along the way: St. Augustine and Amelia Island! Both areas are situated on the coast within an hour’s drive of Jacksonville...
Hello fellow travelers! I have lived in South Carolina for almost a year now and have wanted to visit South Florida ever since moving here, so this past weekend I went to Miami with two friends from high school. After that, I took a short, solo road trip and drove all the way down to Key West...
South Caicos is an island that is slightly bigger than Grand Turk and closer to Providenciales. Like Grand Turk, it has some amazing salt salinas and its share of cool wildlife (e.g., donkeys). It feels more remote...
Although I only spent one night here, Grand Turk was probably my favorite island of the three I visited during my island hopping adventure in the Turks and Caicos. Despite being home to a major cruise ship terminal, Grand Turk was much less commercialized than Providenciales. It still felt more lively than South Caicos, and...
The Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) are perfect for island-hopping (see 5 reasons why). But regardless of your travel plans, you’ll probably spend some time on the island of Providenciales, home to the country’s main international airport. As the center of tourism, Provo (as it’s informally called) has the most development...