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Rubies are the traditional gift for a 40th wedding anniversary. I’m not a jewelry type of gal, but I do like the royal treatment. So, for our 40th wedding anniversary, my husband and I couldn’t think of a more unique or pampered way to celebrate than with a luxury barge cruise in England.
What exactly is a barge cruise? It’s a luxury floating hotel with 5-st...
The Cinque Terre, meaning ‘Five Lands’, although often referred to as “Five Towns,” is located in the northwest Italian province of Liguria. The area was mentioned in documents as far back as the 11th century, with the villages of Monterosso and Vernazza settled first, followed by Corniglia, Riomaggiore and Manarola.
The five towns began as medieval fortifie...
I held my breath, anxious with excitement. Alongside a few other wide-eyed spectators, I craned my neck to get a solid view of the dizzying plunge from the Stari Most bridge’s arch into the Neretva below.
In Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, this risky diving spot in the heart of town is one of the country’s most picturesque points. It’s also a reconstructed 1...
When visiting Portugal, it’s tempting to remain in Lisbon. But if time and transportation allow, we enjoy exploring a bit further. My family and I decided to hire a driver and take a day tour from Lisbon to Cascais and Portugal’s westernmost coast.
About 20 miles west of Lisbon sits Cascais, a popular resort town. Traditionally a fishing village, it is now f...
For how beautiful a destination the island of Okinawa is, your arrival can be pretty underwhelming. The industrial ports, small-city beaches, and surprising lack of nature don’t quite scream tropical vacation.
Yet, there’s not a single part of me that regrets spending a month there.
The more you explore the island, the more you see how little of wh...