Gondola Parking in Venice, Italy
For decades Venice Gondolas have been romanticized in the movies and ever since seeing Katherine Hepburn cruising through the canals in Summertime, people have flocked to Venetia to listen to That’s Amoré while being slowly pushed through its famous waterways.
Avoid the Tourist Traps in London this Summer
With the Olympics and the Queen’s Jubilee dominating the London tourists’ itinerary this summer, anyone not interested in them can make the most of the rest of the city. When the sun’s out in England’s capital city it’s the best place to be in the world and there’s loads to do away from the tourist [...]
Busting Some Common Myths About Cuba
For many-many years the Island of freedom was on the top of the list of my must-see places. All these colorful pictures from travel blogs and magazines just kept teasing my imagination on and on. Needless to describe the degree of my excitement when all the tickets were finally booked to Cuba.
Apartment Rentals in Trastevere, Now That’s Going Local
We first were introduced to apartment rentals as an alternative to hotels last year during the Mongol Rally. It was a couple of days later that Roomorama became our official sponsor of the whacky rally.
The Camel Graveyard, Sudan
Sudan is known for it’s barren landscapes and people succumb to it everyday. But they are not the only victims. Camels litter the highway in what is dubbed the “Camel Highway” in Central Sudan.
Sunset from a Sea Kayak, Thailand
Exploring the Hongs of thailand is an amazing experience. Especially when it is done from the seat of a kayak. Going with the ebb and flow of the tide allows you access to secret caves that are seldom explored.
A Stormy day in Yangshuo, China
The clouds loomed, but the colours popped on these Chili’s that were set out to dry. Cycling through the Karst formations that surround Yanshuo was one of the highlights of being in China
The Vibrant waters of the Dead Sea in Jordan
The Dead Sea in Jordan does not disappoint. From its vibrant blue waters to its high salt content it is unlike any other body of water in the world. This photo from high above gives you an idea of the contrasting landscape that Jordan has to offer.
A Gaze over a Barren Landscape
The barren landscape over the Thar desert in Rajasthan makes for an incredible background especially at sunset. You can just see Pakistan in the distance.
Animal Photos of the Galapagos
The Galapagos Islands are home to some fascinating species of animals. Here, off the coast of Ecuador, you will experience some of the best wildlife and bird watching in the world
Don’t Settle for a Lifetime of Stability: Make a Break for Travel
My passion for travel stems back five years and each time I dipped my toe in those short and sporadic nomadic adventures, there was always something that got in the way of the bold decision to embark on something longer – stability.
Our Second Quarter Travel Schedule
We are completely excited about our travels over the next three months and when I look at our calendar of events, I am thanking the Lord that we had the foresight to start the hiring process early.
Boobies Boobies Everywhere
The Galapagos Blue Footed Booby is the star attraction of the Ecuadorian islands. Unique to the area, these birds strut their stuff showing off their beautiful blue feet to attract their mate. This one was stomping from side to side as we drove by on our boat tour of the harbour of Isabella Island.
Sierra Negra, Galapagos Up Close with an Active Volcano
Visiting the Sierra Negra in the Galapagos is an excellent day hike on San Isabella Island. As luck would have it though, today’s hike over lava fields and hot rocks was spent under ominous clouds keeping us safe from the sun.
Travel Bloggers Develop Clothing Line
Now that’s inspiring. Christy and Scott of Ordinary Traveler have developed their own bikini line and with your help, they will do what no other travel blogger has done. Develop and market a product that is innovative and adds value to people’s vacations and travels abroad.
Tips for People with Baggage
Travelling with baggage has become increasingly complicated as airlines address continuously evolving security concerns, and work every angle to eke out revenue.
Sunset Over Maman, National Gallery of Canada
It took one hour to capture this shot free of people. Winterlude in Ottawa is a very busy time of year and it is almost impossible to take a photograph of anything with out a crowd gathering in front. Maman is a famous sculpture designed by Louise Bourgeois. It was first unveiled at the Tate Modern [...]
Ice Sculptures at Night at Winterlude Ottawa
There’s no doubt about it. The star attraction of Winterlude in Ottawa, Canada is the Crystal Garden. Especially when the Rideau Canal is closed due to warm weather.
Blue Ice of Gerlache Strait Antarctica
As we pulled into Gerlache Strait the snow started falling but the ice was so blue. Now we all know that shooting in the snow from a moving vehicle is difficult. It also didn’t help that it was a blustery day as well.
A Penguin Family Moment in Antarctica
After a great morning of Kayaking around Neko Island we finally stepped foot on the Antarctic continent and were treated to this special penguin family moment.
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