Lash of Lash World Tour is a woman after my own heart.
She used to be a baker (me too!) and has started the Travel Bloggers Best Dozen series in honor of her pastry flinging days. The idea is to let travel bloggers highlight some of their best posts for their readers.
Without further ado, here are what we think are our best posts for 2012.
Now, if you’ll excuse me, I need to ….
Join us on our fun filled day through Xcaret Park in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. Only 10 minutes from Playa del Carmen, Xcaret packs a wollop of fun, with everything from a world-class scarlet macaw conservation program and a sea turtle hatchery to swimming in an underground river, eating at a buffet next to jaguars and watching a two hour Espectacular show literally filled with balls of fire…
Here’s one of the biggest secrets Charles and I have learned in over ten years of traveling together:
Traveling in style doesn’t always mean spending a fortune.
Check out some great hotels that attract celebrities from all over the world and still fit into your travel budget …
Tourists flock to the beautiful Greek island of Crete to lounge on its beautiful beaches, wander through ancient Minoan ruins, and soak up the island’s thriving culture. To heck with that. I’m in it for the food. In the spirit of foodies everywhere, I present my five step plan to eating your way through a holiday in Crete.
Come along with us as we take a photo journey through Merida’s Santiago neighborhood in the old Centro area of the city…
Izamal’s colonial center, painted a sunny ochre-yellow, is impressive. In this small town in Mexico, the Franciscan convent San Antonio de Padua claims the largest atrium in the Americas (only the Vatacan is said to be larger). San Antonio de Padua was visited by the Pope in 1993, and countless numbers have walked under its archways overlooking the city plaza since it was built in 1553.
But underneath all of that history is something even older…
A few years ago, we had the good fortune of spending a few months hanging out on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. We were surprised at how much we loved the area. With so much to do and being surrounded by some of our favorite foods, we instantly felt at home here. For that trip we decided to make Playa Del Carmen our base of operations and it turned out to be perfect for our needs.
Between the miles and miles of gorgeous white sand beaches, the many local attractions, the cheap transportation and easy access to shopping centers, Playa del Carmen had everything we….
The Mayan Riviera has a reputation for being expensive and touristy. There’s some truth to this, but it’s possible to check out some of the best sites in the area for not much more than the cost of decent latte. The little beach town of Akumal wins big points for delivering one of the coolest attractions in the area for almost nothing: snorkeling with endangered green sea turtles.