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One of our favorite vacations was when we took our teenage daughters to Venice. The floating city is often regarded as a “city of love” and has a romantic air about it, but you’d be surprised by how many things there are to do with teenagers in Venice.
It has everything that teenagers want and need from a vacation destination. It has unique experiences that you won’...
A highlight of any trip to Texas Hill Country has to be the small, historical town of Gruene, Texas. Pronounced Green, if you didn’t know. Gruene is a well-known historic town which was founded in the late 19th century by a German cotton trader, whose profitable business expanded the town into what you see today.
Much of the wealth generated by this cotton-...
You’re going to hear a lot of people tell you that Vegas is no place for kids, but those people are usually people who haven’t been there with kids and haven’t actively looked for things to do in Las Vegas with teens.
Vegas is a wild place, there’s no arguing about that. It’s well known for its gambling, nightlife, and debauchery, but honestly, it’s really the movi...
The drive from Port Douglas to Cape Tribulation is one of the most scenic routes in Australia, and yet it’s hardly ever talked about. It boasts amazing ocean scenery, hiking trails into the oldest tropical rainforest in the world, miles of pristine beaches, adventurous attractions, and refreshing swimming holes.
Considering it’s only a short drive, and each attracti...
I thought I’d leave the Barossa in love with the wine, and I did, but I didn’t realize there were so many other thing to do in the Barossa Valley!). The region is famous for its vineyards and wineries, but not only that, it’s surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty and quaint attractions.
There’s a tranquil air that lingers over the valleys, and the green rolling ...