I think I have lost my mind. Really! Ok, so maybe I’m joking, but who else would do what I’m about to do? I have an opportunity to travel in December for a week almost anywhere within reason and the thought of being able to go almost anywhere has resulted in brain overload. Last year… Read More
Have no fear — I’m still here, but where has the time gone since my last post? I truly apologize! When we arrived in Bermuda, we had about 3 days in port, much longer than passengers usually have and so we wanted to make the best of all that time. We arrived in Bermuda on… Read More
Have I got your attention yet? You’re definitely thinking what does James Redfield’s book, “The Celestine Prophecy” have to do with travel. Well, let’s think about the bigger picture and one of the basic ideas in the book. The book came out in 1997 and although I can’t remember every single aspect of it, I… Read More
Maybe you’ve never taken a cruise because you think that they are large crowded ships full of families and kids. Maybe you think that only luxury vacations occur on land and that cruise ships can’t possibly have fine dining, excellent entertainment, and luxurious cabins. Well, think again! I had the opportunity to participate in a… Read More
If you’re thinking about a trip to the Caribbean and haven’t yet explored the US Virgin Islands (USVI), definitely think about it. With a total land area of just less than 32 square miles, St. Thomas is one of the islands that makes up the USVI along with St. Croix, St. John, and Water Island.… Read More
Our first port day was a stop in Grand Turk. Never having been to the Turks and Caicos before, I was excited to see what was in store for us. A small island less than 7 square miles and with a population of just over 3700, you can actually see across the island. As the… Read More
There are some things in this world that just are the way they are like the sky being blue, the snow in the Northeast, and that I have a meat loving husband and son. Doesn’t matter that I don’t eat meat and I would be happier if they didn’t. No, it just means that these… Read More
Málaga is the birthplace of Pablo Picasso and Antonio Banderas and home to Alcazaba, the Cathedral of Málaga, and one of the most important harbors in Spain. From the rooftop pool area and restaurant in our hotel, we could see the layout of the city of Málaga Spain and this lush, yet metropolitan city was… Read More
One of the most frequently asked questions I receive is whether it makes sense to book in advance or wait until the last minute. Of course, there are exceptions to every rule, but in the world of cruising I would most definitely book in advance to get the best rates possible. Same holds true for… Read More
Imagine being stuck 2,000 feet underground for 69 days with a bunch of men and no daylight. The offers of book and movie deals, job offers, and cold hard cash are pouring in, but what these men need is a vacation. Yes, these guys deserve a vacation and they are about to experience the best… Read More