Travel, by its very nature, is all about a switch in perspective.
When we’re in unfamiliar territory, things that seemed incredibly important in our everyday lives can suddenly see trivial. And things that were trivial to us in our day-to-day lives (like a comfortable bed, or a good meal) are suddenly cherished.
Here are a few of my favorite places in the world to look down across the rooftops.
Towards the end of a long road trip we find ourselves walking the cliffs, seeing the sites and reliving the past at the end of the world. Find out why the quiet, wind swept town of Sagres, Portugal captured both our hearts and our imaginations.
If you’ve followed our blog for any length of time, you’ll know that we love to kick back and hang with the locals.
We’ve eaten at local, hole-in-the-wall restaurants, wandered around the back streets of dozens of cities and have made connections with people all across the globe. That’s what makes traveling so special.
Okinawa Prefecture has just made a video with that as it’s goal. It’s called Meet The Locals.
The birthplace of snowboarding, New England is home to over 60 ski and snowboard areas and resorts. It is also where winter sport enthusiasts find world class ski schools and countless cross-country skiing trails.
The region offers a wealth of winter fun for families and travelers of all ages.
While we were in Morocco, we spent a lot of time off the grid. That said, our phones were the easiest way to record and share our experiences while out and about.
We were so happy with how the photos turned out that we wanted to share them here too! So here’s a tour of Morocco through our iPhone lens.
Southern Spain has a well deserved reputation for lovely beaches, a rich Spanish culture, tapas, wine and warm weather. The squat apartment buildings driving into Torrevieja, Spain however, gave us our first hint that this town might not live up to what the brochures advertised.
It seems that every year, we hear more bad news about the demise of the world’s natural habitats. The words overpopulation, deforestation and extinction have become all too commonplace.
We had a chance to explore the Everglades a couple of years ago, and came out of our experience with a deeper understanding of the diversity and importance of wetlands around the world.
Sydney is a gorgeous city and it never ceased to amaze us how many great things there were to do in town, from checking out the sights to chilling on the sand to walking in fields of daisies. For those of you thinking of checking out this world famous city, here’s a quick list of 10 great things to do in Sydney.